Nakhon Ratchasima: Advisor to the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives is preparing to visit the area tomorrow (Feb 18) to inspect the expansion of the Lam Ta Khong Self-Help Settlement. The area in question overlaps the Sor Por Kor area in Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province by more than 40,000 rai. There are plans to convert this land into

Chiang Mai: A chaotic situation unfolded in Chiang Mai when a man, identified as Mr. Sthaporn or Nueng, attempted a desperate ploy involving his 7-year-old daughter to reconcile with his estranged wife. The incident spiraled into legal trouble for the 35-year-old father, revealing unresolved arrest warrants from his past. According to Thai News Agency, the bizarre series of events began

Chachoengsao: A young husband was left devastated after discovering his missing wife’s lifeless body in a car alongside a young police officer, amidst suspicions of a love affair that took a tragic turn. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thitiwat, aged 23, was heartbroken upon finding the body of his wife, Ms. Natthicha, aged 26, who had disappeared from their

Uttaradit: A sedan crashed into a motorcycle, crushing the body of a 70-year-old man who miraculously survived. It is believed that this was because he had a coin of Ajarn Thong from Wat Don Sak hanging on his handlebars. People flocked to worship the coins until they were almost gone. (This is a personal belief. Please use your discretion.) According

Udon Thani: Tens of thousands of people gathered to celebrate the continuation of the merit-making ceremonies of the second and third lunar months in the Prachak Silapakhom District. This event, rooted in the traditions of the Isan people, is known as ‘Bun Khun Lan Duan Yi, Bun Khao Chi Duan Sam.’ Villagers and temples have been organizing this event for

Phitsanulok: Let’s go taste fermented fish, a local food that is a staple in Phitsanulok’s kitchens. It sells like hotcakes. They sell 100 kilograms a week. According to Thai News Agency, at the Southern Market of Phitsanulok, Municipal Market 1, Mueang District, Phitsanulok Province, Auntie Jom’s shop, run by Je Pan or Mr. Boonta Wongsuwan, has been selling pickled fish

Nakhon Sawan: The abbot of a renowned temple in Nakhon Sawan Province has won the first prize in the lottery but has chosen to remain discreet about his windfall. Despite his silence, the temple has been bustling with relatives and devotees who gathered to congratulate him. According to Thai News Agency, the abbot secured the first prize in the lottery

Bangkok: Currently, Thai people spend most of their time on social media, and scammers are exploiting this vulnerability to deceive users. These scams not only target working-age individuals but also focus on the elderly, luring them into fraudulent investments and causing significant financial losses. Some affected individuals have even contemplated ending their own lives. According to Thai News Agency, in