Bangkok: Disaster experts have issued a warning about potential aftershocks in Thailand, anticipated to occur within the next 2-3 months. These aftershocks are expected to decrease in intensity, but residents are advised to live with understanding and take steps to mitigate the impact. According to Thai News Agency, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Seri Supratid, a disaster engineer, disclosed that the recent

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, announced plans to reduce the disaster situation level from Level 3 to Level 2, transferring authority to provincial governors for more flexible management. According to Thai News Agency, this decision aims to empower local governance in handling the aftermath of the recent earthquake that has affected various regions. The Comptroller

Bangkok: The Minister of Interior followed up on the removal of the remains of a construction crane on a tall building near the expressway entrance and exit at Din Daeng Toll Plaza. It was found that the way the crane was attached to the tall building was strong. He emphasized that the Expressway Authority of Thailand will open the route

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has reported that 147 aftershocks have occurred following the Myanmar earthquake, prompting significant responses from Thai authorities. A budget of 200 million baht has been approved to assist those affected. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department’s Earthquake Monitoring Division reported that the aftershocks varied in magnitude, with one significant tremor exceeding a magnitude of

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department warns the upper part of Thailand to prepare for summer storms, thunderstorms, strong winds and hail in some areas. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department has announced that the upper part of Thailand will experience a summer storm, which will be characterized by thunderstorms, strong winds, and hail in some areas. Lightning may also

Bangkok: The search operation for individuals trapped under the debris of the State Audit Office building continues with urgency. Almost 54 hours have passed since the collapse, and no additional survivors have been discovered, bringing the death toll to 11. According to Thai News Agency, the efforts to unearth people from the rubble have been relentless, with officials rotating personnel

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul visited the collapsed Office of the Auditor General (OAG) building, which was under construction when it fell due to the recent earthquake. Anutin emphasized that there will be no change to the current search plan for those trapped under the debris, highlighting that a team of engineers is on-site to

Bangkok: Gradually removing the bodies of the three deceased from under the collapsed building and sending them to the Institute of Forensic Medicine. The bodies of three people who died from the collapsed building were gradually moved out of the area and sent to the Institute of Forensic Medicine. Police are preparing to prosecute four Chinese nationals who brought documents