Bangkok: Scammers are extorting money from migrants who defy the mandatory return home order. On the 13th day of fighting on the Thai-Cambodian border, the second round of clashes near Preah Vihear Mountain continued this morning, with sporadic clashes still heard. Meanwhile, the Kantaralak district authorities issued a warning about scammers posing as police officers and extorting money from villagers

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party has officially welcomed Mr. Tewan Liptapallop and his team as part of its strategic move to secure victory in the upcoming elections. The party is preparing to field candidates in Nakhon Ratchasima constituencies 1-3, aiming to consolidate support and emerge successful in the parliamentary race. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chusak Sirinil, Deputy Leader of

Bangkok: Entering its 13th day, clashes in Surin province continued throughout the morning. Artillery fire was still heard intermittently around Prasat Ta Kwai and Hill 350. Furthermore, the prolonged situation is beginning to affect the education of students in the area. According to Thai News Agency, the situation in Surin Province this morning showed a deserted Chong Chom market area

Bangkok: A fire broke out at Rong Kluea Market in the middle of the night, damaging approximately 10-15 rental rooms. Initial investigations suggest an electrical short circuit caused the fire. Police from Khlong Luek coordinated with forensic officers from Sa Kaeo Province to investigate the scene. The fire occurred in a row of rental units belonging to the Sa Kaeo

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army today condemned Cambodia’s indiscriminate attacks on civilian communities, affecting hundreds of thousands of Thais. This morning, the Royal Thai Army’s Facebook page posted that Major General Winthai Suvari, spokesperson for the Royal Thai Army, stated that the Army condemns the Cambodian side’s actions in using military force and weapons to attack areas along the Thai-Cambodian

Chiang mai: Doi Inthanon recorded its coldest temperature of the year at -3.6 degrees Celsius, with frost covering the mountaintop. According to Thai News Agency, the chilling temperature led to frost forming on the grass and across the mountaintop, including on cars. The dew drops condensed into hoarfrost, creating a cold experience that excited tourists. At the Kew Mae Pan