Bangkok: The Ministry of Public Health is actively monitoring an anthrax outbreak in the northeastern region, urging the public not to panic after hundreds of people have been affected. Dr. Thanakrit Chit-Aree-rat, the Assistant Minister to the Ministry of Public Health, stated that the Department of Disease Control is taking urgent measures to monitor and control the situation. According to
Pattaya: Rain has been pouring down in Pattaya for more than 3 hours, causing flooding on many roads, especially Pattaya Road 3, where several cars were damaged by the flood. According to Thai News Agency, last night, there was heavy rain in the Pattaya area, resulting in flooding in many areas. Small and large vehicles were unable to pass through,
Narathiwat: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued a strong condemnation following a series of violent incidents targeting vulnerable groups in Narathiwat Province. These attacks have resulted in the tragic deaths and serious injuries of children, the elderly, and the disabled. According to Thai News Agency, the violent events unfolded on May 2, 2025, including a horrific case in
Bangkok: The South of Thailand is set to experience increased rainfall, while thunderstorms and strong winds are expected to continue affecting the upper regions of the country. The Meteorological Department has issued warnings for heavy rains in the South, advising residents to be cautious of flash floods and forest runoff. Simultaneously, the North, Northeast, and Central regions will face thunderstorms
Phuket: Today we will take you to play zipline to see the longest sea view in Phuket Province, almost 1 kilometer long, to see the view of Patong sea at Erawan Zipline. According to Thai News Agency, visitors to the Erawan Zipline can enjoy a thrilling ride that offers breathtaking views of the Patong sea. The zipline, which stretches nearly
Don Tan: There is a high possibility that the outbreak of anthrax in Don Tan District, Mukdahan Province, is not an epidemic, but a local outbreak. Officials are waiting for the results of various tests from the laboratory to be compiled after the results of the examination of 2 at-risk beef samples, more than 200 cutting boards and knives did
Bangkok: Police are on the hunt after a cement mixer driver sped through a checkpoint, stating he did not want to submit to a breathalyzer test because he had just returned from drinking with friends. According to Thai News Agency, the incident was captured on CCTV footage from a temporary checkpoint set up by Bang Bo Police Station. The checkpoint,
Bangkok: Akaradet Wongpitakroj, spokesman for the Palang Pracharath Party, has publicly asserted that Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Pirapan Salirathavibhaga, is not implicated in the ongoing investigation concerning relief bags. He stated Pirapan’s readiness to provide evidence to support his non-involvement, amidst claims of political discreditation following disputes over electricity bills. Akaradet is confident that these allegations will
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