Bangkok: The National Environment Board, in collaboration with the National Institute of Development Administration, has expressed deep concern over the plight of flood victims in Southern Thailand and has mandated officials to extend comprehensive assistance to those affected. According to Thai News Agency, the Director-General of the Department of Rural Roads, Mr. Pichit Hunsiri, has taken active measures to alleviate

Hat yai: Infrastructure challenges, particularly in electricity, mobile phone, and internet services, have emerged due to the severe flooding impacting Hat Yai. The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is actively working with mobile service providers to deploy additional generators and mobile support units from Nakhon Si Thammarat Province to mitigate the issue. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Trirat

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy rain affecting the lower southern region of Thailand, with potential for flash floods, mudslides, and river overflows in ten provinces. Meanwhile, the temperatures in northern Thailand are expected to increase by 1-2 degrees Celsius. According to Thai News Agency, the heavy rainfall is primarily concentrated in the provinces of Nakhon

Poipet: One more Thai man from Chiang Mai was found dead in Poipet. The situation at the Sa Kaeo border remains calm. According to Thai News Agency, the Eastern Region Assistance Center for Thais Abroad (IMF) revealed information about another Thai person who died, a Chiang Mai resident. They were notified around 5 p.m. yesterday that Mr. Narong Kam, also

Bangkok: Sri Lanka’s Ambassador has expressed gratitude towards Thailand for maintaining a strong diplomatic relationship over 70 years, while confirming the well-being of two Thai elephants, “Plai Pratu Pha” and “Plai Srinarong.” The ambassador highlighted ongoing cooperation in areas such as economics, labor, and public health. According to Thai News Agency, the Embassy of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri