Bangkok: The Director-General of the Department of Provincial Administration has issued a directive to safeguard the rear areas of seven provinces situated along the Thai-Cambodian border. The directive underscores the necessity of ensuring the safety of Thai citizens in these regions and highlights the importance of effective management to enable the military to concentrate fully on border protection. According to

Bangkok: Crime Suppression Division police have arrested a military officer, holding the rank of Sergeant Major, for allegedly extorting bribes in relation to a construction permit for a warehouse. According to Thai News Agency, Anti-Corruption Division (ACD) officers detained Sergeant Major Jakkraphan, who is the head of the Planning and Construction Division and acting director of the Engineering Division of

Chanthaburi: The Royal Thai Navy is implementing stricter entry and exit regulations at the Chanthaburi and Trat border checkpoints. Rear Admiral Parat Rattanachaiphan, a spokesman for the Royal Thai Navy, has clarified recent media reports about these increased restrictions managed by the Chanthaburi and Trat Border Defence Command (CBDDC). According to Thai News Agency, the measures are part of a

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party held a second day of training for prospective MP candidates nationwide. Chulaphan set his sights on winning the election and becoming a core member of the government, focusing on intensive local work, advancing policies that address the needs of all groups and areas, and listening to the concerns of Thais nationwide. Meanwhile, Paethongtarn expressed her gratitude

Sisaket: Doctors have undergone a second surgery on a soldier who stepped on a landmine after discovering an infection in his wound. Sergeant Major Therdsak remains in good spirits, and he has consulted with the director of the War Veterans Organization, who has visited him to offer encouragement and to provide welfare support to the soldier. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has directed a comprehensive plan to address the needs of people living in border areas and to manage the ongoing flood situation effectively. According to Thai News Agency, a government spokesperson disclosed that Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, who also serves as the Minister of Interior, led a Cabinet meeting to outline several key directives. These include