Sattahip: The Royal Thai Navy has taken decisive action to aid those affected by severe flooding in the southern region by deploying the HTMS Chakri Naruebet to serve as a floating kitchen, capable of providing 3,000 meals daily. According to Thai News Agency, Rear Admiral Parat Rattanachaiphan, spokesman for the Royal Thai Navy, announced the deployment of large warships, aircraft,

Hat yai: Mr. Naphat searched for three boats and quickly found a rescue team ready to go to the flooded area in Hat Yai. The flooding in Hat Yai has become so severe that it has caused widespread damage. Many people, including children, the elderly, and bedridden patients, are stranded in the area. According to Thai News Agency, entertainers and

Bangkok: The Treasury Department has extended an invitation to “Half-Half Plus” merchants to participate in a skills development program, offering training aimed at upskilling and reskilling merchants, with potential earnings of up to 2,000 baht. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Winij Wisetsuvarnabhumi, Director-General of the Fiscal Policy Office and spokesperson for the Ministry of Finance, announced the launch of

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has actively joined the campaign to end violence against children, women, and family members by 2025. He has called upon the Thai people to demonstrate their power to resolve issues without resorting to violence. He emphasized the need for all sectors to collaborate in creating a safe society and to play a key role in ending

Bangkok: Justice Minister Pol. Lt. Gen. Ruttapol Naowarat revealed progress in the case of Bangkok Remand Prison officers being investigated for allegedly providing benefits to Chinese inmates. He stated that the fact-finding committee has clear evidence and has begun taking concrete action. According to Thai News Agency, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Justice and the Director-General of the

Narathiwat: Deputy Minister Amin has directed the Royal Irrigation Department to expedite water drainage operations in Narathiwat Province following severe flooding caused by intense rainfall, which peaked at nearly 400 mm in 24 hours on November 23. The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives is actively monitoring the flood situation in the southern border provinces to ensure swift assistance to affected

Songkhla: The Royal Irrigation Department (RID) anticipates that the water level in the U-Tapao Canal will reach its highest point at noon today, surpassing levels seen in 2010. Efforts to expedite drainage are underway to mitigate potential impacts. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Danucha Pichayanan, Secretary-General of the Office of National Water Resources (ONWR), provided an update on the