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Vocational Students Deliver Critical Aid Amid Southern Thailand Flood Crisis

Bangkok: Vocational students have stepped up to provide crucial support to flood-stricken areas in southern Thailand, delivering thousands of lunch boxes and relief bags directly to those in need. Mr. Yotsapol Venugoses, Secretary-General of the Vocational Education Commission (VEC), announced that the Ministry of Education has tasked the Office of the Vocational Education Commission (OVEC) with aiding flood victims, focusing

Urgent Call for Packing Bag Donations to Aid Flood Victims in Southern Thailand

Bangkok: Urgent! Noolek Kaga is asking for donations of packing bags – please help pack a large amount for the Good Organization Foundation to help speed up the production of relief bags for flood victims in the South. Despite being based in Bangkok, the host Nulek Pattawadee, also known as Nulek Kaga, is focused on assisting flood victims. As a

Hat Yai Floods: Water Recedes, But Overflowing Detention Basin Threatens New Surge

Hat yai: While floodwaters have slightly dropped in parts of Hat Yai, the situation remains worrying. There is a potential new surge as the detention basin, specifically designed to catch the heavy runoff flowing down from a nearby mountain toward the city, has breached its spillway amid ongoing rain. According to Thai News Agency, Marine Police rescue teams report extreme

Pep Guardiola Admits Excessive Changes Led to Manchester City’s Defeat

Manchester: Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has taken responsibility for his side’s 0-2 home defeat to Bayer Leverkusen, admitting that his decision to make 10 changes to his starting line-up from the previous game may have been “too much” and affected his team’s performance. According to Thai News Agency, Pep Guardiola made 10 changes to his side from the 2-1

Southern Thailand Flooding Causes Daily Economic Losses of 1.5 Billion Baht

Bangkok: The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce estimates that flood damage in the South will be 1.5 billion baht per day. The ongoing flooding affects 10 southern provinces, severely impacting the economic and tourism sectors with substantial financial consequences. According to Thai News Agency, Thanawat Phonwichai, President and Advisor to the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce’s

Minister Leads Delegation to Address Flooding in Hat Yai

Hat yai: The Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), Surasak Pancharoenworakul, led an executive team to Hat Yai in Songkhla Province to address the flooding situation and provide aid to affected residents. According to Thai News Agency, on November 25, 2025, Mr. Surasak, along with key MHESI executives including Ms. Waraporn Rungtrakarn, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Dr. Wiparat

Rainfall Decreases in Southern Thailand as Tropical Storm Koto Poses No Threat

Bangkok: Rainfall in southern Thailand has begun to decrease, with Tropical Storm Koto not posing any concern. The Meteorological Department has confirmed that while rain in the South is not entirely depleted, the intensity has lessened compared to previous periods. The department assured that Tropical Storm “KOTO” will not affect the region negatively. Instead, it could have a beneficial effect

Thai Kao Mai Party and Thai Move Forward Party Launch Flood Relief Initiatives in Southern Thailand

Bangkok: Dr. Ae, alongside Mr. Suchatvee Suwansawat, leader of the Thai Move Forward Party, spearheaded a press conference to announce the launch of a flood relief caravan targeting the southern regions. They emphasized the urgency of immediate action, including the establishment of a unified command center, appointing a spokesperson, identifying safe evacuation routes, restoring essential public utilities, and ensuring medical