Bangkok: Bangkok celebrates the first day of equal marriage, with 661 couples registering their marriage, marking a historic event at Paragon Hall, Siam Paragon Shopping Center. Deputy Governor Sanan Wangsangboon attended the “Equal Marriage” activity, Marriage Identity, and expressed his happiness for this significant milestone for the city and country. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Governor Sanon acknowledged the

Bangkok: Today marks the first day that the Marriage Equality Act has officially come into effect. In Bangkok, there was a grand Marriage Equality Day celebration, celebrating the long journey before the law came into effect, where all genders will have equal rights to marry. According to Thai News Agency, the enactment of the Marriage Equality Act is a significant

Bangkok: School directors in areas affected by PM 2.5 dust have been granted the authority to immediately close schools as a protective health measure. The Secretary-General of the Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC), Lt. Col. Thanu Wongchinda, emphasized the urgent need for school administrators to respond to the hazardous dust levels, particularly in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region and

Bangkok: The Department of Enforcement has unveiled its strategic plan for 2025, aiming to address the debt issues faced by Thai citizens, surpassing initial targets. This announcement follows a successful mediation of 6,879 cases, representing 97% of cases handled. According to Thai News Agency, Seksan Suksaeng, the Director-General of the Department of Enforcement, outlined the plans and activities for the

Bangkok: The Bangkok governor emphasized the acceleration of proactive measures in the PM 2.5 dust control area (LEZ). On the first night, 725 trucks were found violating the prohibited area, all of which were fined. Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, Governor of Bangkok, along with Mr. Pornprom Vikitsreth, Advisor to the Governor of Bangkok and the Sustainability Executive of Bangkok, monitored the

Bangkok: Today, the Marriage Equality Act officially came into effect, prompting many couples to visit Siam Paragon to register their marriages. Over 300 couples took this opportunity to formalize their unions. According to Thai News Agency, officers from the Pathumwan District Office were present at Paragon Hall from 8:00 a.m., setting up tables to facilitate off-site marriage registration for the

Bangkok: Bangkokians continue to be swept away by dust, with 21 areas experiencing red levels this morning. The situation is becoming increasingly concerning as particulate matter levels continue to rise, significantly impacting public health. Residents are advised to wear masks and limit outdoor activities. According to Thai News Agency, the Bangkok Air Quality Information Center has reported alarming levels of

Bangkok: A famous page has revealed that a female celebrity, identified only by the initial ‘D’, was demanded to repay a loan amounting to 9 million baht. The celebrity reportedly claimed that the money was borrowed by a well-known politician, causing significant public interest and scrutiny. However, ‘Pai Lik’, a Member of Parliament, has confirmed that he has no involvement