Bangkok: The Cabinet is preparing to approve a central budget aimed at assisting 120,000 households affected by prolonged flooding. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Paradorn Prisananantakul, the Minister to the Prime Minister’s Office, stated that the Prime Minister has emphasized the urgency of compensation payments to flood victims to alleviate their suffering. The Cabinet has previously approved compensation for

Bangkok: Infrared satellite imagery captured Friday showed Typhoon Fung-wong intensifying over the Philippine Sea, as the country braced for the storm after being hit hard by Typhoon Kalmaegi over the past week. Typhoon Phongwong is expected to intensify into a “super typhoon” before making landfall in the northern Philippines on Sunday night (November 9) or early Monday morning (November 10).

New york: Prepare to auction a golden toilet weighing over 100 kg. A gold toilet bowl, a work by a famous artist, is set to go up for auction this month. According to Thai News Agency, the gold toilet bowl, made of 18-karat solid gold and weighing approximately 101 kilograms, is a sculpture by renowned Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan. The

Bangkok: An international team of researchers has discovered a giant spider web in a cave, with more than 100,000 spiders living on it: An international team of researchers and scientists has uncovered a giant spider web inside the Sulphur Cave, located on the border of Greece and Albania. The web, estimated to be 100 square meters in size, stretches across

Seoul: North Korean Defense Minister Noh Kwang Chol has issued a stern warning of “more aggressive actions” in response to recent U.S.-South Korean security talks and the docking of a U.S. aircraft carrier in South Korea. According to Thai News Agency, Noh Kwang Chol criticized the recent visit by the U.S. and South Korean defense secretaries to the border, as