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Pipat Assures Flight and Train Fare Compliance Amid Pricing Controversies

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, addressed concerns over airfare and train fare pricing, clarifying that current flight ticket prices remain within legal limits. During recent flooding in Hat Yai, Mr. Phiphat emphasized that ticket prices did not surpass the ceiling set by the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT). He also engaged with Mr.

Myanmar Border Closure in Tak Province Following Conflict

Mae sot: “Big Lek” has highlighted the closure of the Myanmar border in Tak Province after recent fighting erupted in the region. The Thai side remains unaffected but maintains a heightened state of readiness. According to Thai News Agency, General Nattapol Nakphanit, the Minister of Defense, announced the temporary closure of the Thai-Myanmar border checkpoint in Mae Sot District, Tak

Hat Yai Residents Rush to Register for 9,000 Baht Flood Relief Funds

Hat yai: Flood relief registration for 9,000 baht in compensation was a success yesterday (December 2nd). Many people arrived at Hat Yai Municipality to collect their application documents since early morning. However, after waiting for over an hour, residents became dissatisfied and began lashing out at officials. Officials tried to explain that the municipality’s photocopiers were broken due to flooding,

Anti-Money Laundering Office Seizes Over 10 Billion Baht from Transnational Scammers

Bangkok: The Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) has seized and frozen assets worth over 10 billion baht from a “transnational scammer” network following evidence submitted by the Democrat Party. Pongsakorn Kwanmuang, a spokesman for the Democrat Party, expressed gratitude and emphasized the party’s commitment to transparency. According to Thai News Agency, Democrat Party spokesman Phongsakorn Kwanmuang acknowledged the AMLO’s decisive action

Four Laboratory Mice Return to Earth with Shenzhou-20 Astronaut Team

Beijing: Four laboratory mice have returned to Earth with three astronauts aboard the Shenzhou-20 spacecraft after spending nearly two weeks aboard China’s space station, bringing back valuable experimental data for further study. China’s state broadcaster CCTV reported that the four mice were launched into the Chinese space station on the Shenzhou-21 spacecraft on October 31st to test how organisms adapt

Talipot Palm Tree Blooms and Dies in Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden

Rio de janeiro: A “Talipot” palm tree in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has recently bloomed for the first and only time in its life before dying naturally. This rare and natural event unfolded in a botanical garden in the city, marking a significant moment for both the garden and visitors who witnessed the sight. According to Thai News Agency, the

Commander-in-Chief of Royal Thai Armed Forces Leads Major Cleaning Operation in Hat Yai

Hat yai: The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Armed Forces conducted a major cleaning operation in Hat Yai, encouraging officials and listening to their concerns. He pledged to “restore normalcy to Hat Yai City as quickly as possible.” According to Thai News Agency, the visit by General Ukrit Boontanon, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Armed Forces and Director of the

Social Security Office Cancels 2026 Calendar Due to Procurement Delays

Bangkok: The Social Security Office has announced the cancellation of its 2026 calendar following disruptions in procurement and prolonged appeals that hindered production timelines. According to Thai News Agency, the Social Security Office released a statement outlining the reasons for halting the production of the 2026 Social Security Calendar. The issues began with delays in the procurement process, caused by