Hat yai: Hat Yai Municipality water levels are beginning to recede and are expected to reach the riverbank level before noon today. The Royal Irrigation Department confirmed that water drainage from Hat Yai District is improving, despite yesterday’s rain partially adding water to the system. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thanet Somboon, Director of the Water Management and Hydrology

Hat yai: The “Superintendent of Hat Yai Police Station” has been reassigned to the Songkhla Provincial Police Operations Center, effectively removing him from his previous role. This decision comes in response to the ongoing flooding situation in the area. According to Thai News Agency, the transfer was formalized under Songkhla Provincial Police Order No. 1219/2025, which outlines the reassignment of

Yan ta khao: Water levels are beginning to recede. Bangkok: This morning, Trang Province saw sunlight for the first time in eight days. Meanwhile, floodwaters in Yan Ta Khao Subdistrict Municipality have dropped by about 50-70 centimeters, except in low-lying areas near canals. Rescue workers have recently arrived to help four people trapped in their homes. According to Thai News

Hat yai: The National Police Chief has mandated the creation of a personal identification operation center in Hat Yai, deploying a team of forensic doctors and evidence investigators from the central office. According to Thai News Agency, National Police Chief Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panpetch has instructed the immediate establishment of a forensic operations center in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province.

Hat yai: The flood situation in Hat Yai District this morning has begun to ease, with some residents gradually returning to their homes. According to Thai News Agency, the floodwaters that had inundated several areas in Hat Yai are showing signs of receding. This has allowed local authorities to begin assessing the damage and residents to start returning to their

Bangkok: The Criminal Court has granted bail to Premchai Karnasuta and Kriangsak Kowatana, defendants in the Office of the Auditor General’s building collapse case, resulting in their release from prison. According to Thai News Agency, the Criminal Court issued a temporary release order for Premchai, the 17th defendant, and Kriangsak, the 20th defendant, in the case concerning the collapse of

Bangkok: An accountant operating at the Bangkok Revenue Office was arrested for inflating taxes before extorting money from business operators in exchange for not paying taxes to the government. Pol. Maj. Gen. Charoonkiat Pankaew, Deputy Commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, led a force from three agencies, including the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), the Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC), and the