Bangkok: Pollution Control Department reveals flooding in the South has affected three wastewater treatment plants, and is working to restore water quality. According to Thai News Agency, the Director-General of the Pollution Control Department disclosed that the recent flooding in southern regions has impacted three wastewater treatment systems. Water quality inspections at 11 sites showed that the dissolved oxygen (DO)

Bangkok: Bella Ranee, a renowned actress, has made an emotional appeal to authorities, urging them to extend urgent relief to the flood victims in the southern regions. Highlighting the dire situation, Bella expressed that the scale of the disaster is beyond her capabilities to provide adequate help. Despite not being physically present, she has contributed over half a million baht

Hat yai: Following a morning visit to monitor the rehabilitation of the Mongkhon Harsa community in Hat Yai Municipality, Mr. Arsit Sampantharat, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, convened a meeting to follow up on the progress of the rehabilitation of the Hat Yai Municipality area. This initiative is in accordance with the directive of Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime

Bangkok: Sylvie and Mameaw from Zweed n’ Roll had a sweet dinner to celebrate their birthday together. Sweet love for the couple of the singer with the good voice, Sylvie Pawida and the very cool female singer, Maemiao Suthiphat or Pat, lead singer of the band Zweed n’ Roll (Sweet and Roll). According to Thai News Agency, most recently yesterday

Hat yai: Deputy Prime Minister Thammanat Prompao, acting as Director of the Center for Natural Disaster Water Management (CDMWDM), inspected the damage at Hat Yai Wittayalai Somboonkulkanlaya School in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, following the massive flooding that damaged buildings and educational equipment. The extra-large secondary school, under the jurisdiction of the Songkhla Secondary Educational Service Area Office 2,

Mae kon ken: Residents of Mae Kon Ken village, situated along the Thai-Myanmar border in Tak province, spent a terrifying night awakened by continuous gunfire and watching the glow of fire across the Moei River as heavy fighting raged between the Myanmar military and anti-junta resistance forces. According to Thai News Agency, the intensity of the cross-border violence forced the

Bangkok: The Cabinet has extended an invitation to state banks to lend a substantial 217 billion baht to Thai Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) as part of a strategic move to invigorate the country’s economy. This initiative comes on the heels of financial insights indicating that recent flooding in the southern region has generated a significant 300 billion baht in