Samut songkhram: A unique fish sauce made from the invasive blackchin tilapia and produced by inmates in Samut Songkhram province will hit the market in November. Certified as an OTOP (One Tambon One Product) by the Muang District Community Development Office, the “Hub Phoei Fish Sauce” offers a sustainable solution to an ecological problem while providing job skills. According to

Bangkok: The Department of Land Transport has issued recommendations for selecting chartered vehicles during the Loy Krathong festival, emphasizing the importance of safety and compliance with regulations. The Department advises travelers to choose vehicles that are properly registered and equipped with GPS tracking systems. Additionally, travelers are encouraged to verify the history of both the vehicle and driver, meticulously plan

Bangkok: Prasert Chantarawongthong, Secretary-General of the Pheu Thai Party, has firmly denied allegations implicating Pheu Thai MPs in online gambling activities, announcing plans to consider legal action against those making such claims. Prasert emphasized the importance of gathering information and expressed concern over a potential government move to dissolve Parliament ahead of a no-confidence debate. According to Thai News Agency,

Kanchanaburi: The Surasee Task Force, in collaboration with military, police, and administrative officials, has initiated a comprehensive operation to intercept and detain illegal immigrants and smuggled goods along the border of Kanchanaburi Province. According to Thai News Agency, the operation was launched after a local informant’s tip-off about the illegal movement of foreign workers and goods from the Kanchanaburi border

Bangkok: “Pipat” has instructed the Marine Department and affiliated agencies across the country to conduct thorough inspections of ports, Loi Krathong sites, and waterways in preparation for Loi Krathong Day on November 5th. This move is aimed at ensuring the safety and convenience of both the public and tourists as they participate in the traditional festivities. According to Thai News

Bangkok: Mallika Jiraphanwanich, Deputy Minister of Transport, has urged the Department of Airports to enforce stricter safety measures during the upcoming Loi Krathong Festival in 2025 to prevent potential dangers associated with the release of sky lanterns and other objects. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Mallika emphasized the critical importance of maintaining aircraft and passenger safety during the festival,