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Cyber Police Warn Against Scammers Exploiting Flood Crisis with Fake Sales and COD Packages

Bangkok: The Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) has issued a public warning regarding scams targeting individuals during the ongoing flood crisis. These scams involve the fraudulent sale of essential items and the distribution of counterfeit cash-on-delivery (COD) packages. According to Thai News Agency, scammers are deceitfully offering essential products such as boats, water pumps, generators, sandbags, and waterproof boots without

Prit Suggests Four Proposals to Address Hat Yai Flooding Crisis

Hat yai: The flooding situation in the southern region of Thailand remains critical, with many families severely affected by the unexpected deluge. Despite efforts from various agencies to provide assistance, several areas remain unreachable. Donations and support continue to pour in from across Thailand, reflecting a united front to tackle the crisis. According to Thai News Agency, most recently, singer-actress

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

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

Phradon Coordinates Flood Relief Efforts with Emergency Center

Bangkok: “Phradon” held a meeting with the Flood Emergency Operations Center to coordinate with all agencies to expedite assistance to the public, emphasizing the division of assistance applicants to meet their needs and urgency. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Paradorn Prisananantakul, Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, chaired the 1/2025 Flood Emergency Operations Center meeting at the Phakdi Bodin

Minister Trinuch Thienthong Mobilizes Relief Efforts for Southern Flood Victims

Bangkok: “Trinuch” Thienthong, the Minister of Labor, has announced comprehensive relief measures focusing on the rehabilitation of jobs and immediate compensation for the victims of the recent floods in the southern regions of the country. The Ministry of Labor is set to assist approximately 300,000 employees severely impacted by the disaster. According to Thai News Agency, the flooding this year

Nikorn Calls for Immediate Government Action on Disaster Plan for Vulnerable Groups in Southern Thailand

Hat yai: “Nikorn” has called upon the government to implement the National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Center’s plan to aid vulnerable groups affected by the recent flooding in Hat Yai and other southern provinces of Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nikorn Chamnong, a former chairman of the advisory board to the Minister of Social Development and Human Security,

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