Bangkok: The Chinese ambassador has donated over 30 million baht to flood relief efforts in the South, reinforcing the close friendship between Thailand and China and expressing confidence in the swift recovery under Prime Minister Anutin’s leadership. The Prime Minister thanked the Chinese government and affirmed that the aid funds will be used to support the people and the southern

Bangkok: PM 2.5 levels continue to exceed standards across 21 provinces, including Bangkok and its surrounding areas, according to the Pollution Control Department. The northern and eastern regions have also reported concerning levels, with the trend expected to rise throughout the next week. According to Thai News Agency, the Pollution Control Department’s Air Pollution Resolution Communication Center released a report

Bangkok: Starting December 1, lung cancer patients are now able to use “Erlotinib-Gefitinib” as their first-line treatment. This development is aimed at controlling the disease for nine months to one year, particularly in cases involving mutations that accelerate cancer growth. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Ayrin Phanrit, Deputy Government Spokesperson, announced that the Comptroller General’s Department has revised its

Bangkok: The National Security Council (NSC) Secretary-General announced that there is no intention to broaden the Emergency Decree area for the ongoing flooding situation in the South. The decree will currently remain applicable solely to Songkhla, with an expectation to lift it within three months if conditions stabilize. Other provinces will continue to adhere to the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation

Bangkok: DJ Boy Chakarin Chumnim, a close ally of Nana Raibeena, has declared his unwavering support for her, despite the legal challenges she faces. This morning, officers from the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD) apprehended him at his Phra Khanong residence, following an arrest warrant for charges related to public fraud and borrowing money under the Emergency Decree. According to