Bangkok: The Prime Minister is pleased with the “Half-Half Plus” scheme, which has brought happiness to the people and distributed funds across the country. He emphasized that Phase 2 must be comprehensive, including those who have been left out. He has ordered the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Interior to bring vulnerable groups into the system and to
Monthon: Air Chief Marshal Monthon Satchukorn, President of the Badminton Association of Thailand, recently visited the Baan Thong Yod badminton court to address and resolve the ongoing controversy surrounding the SEA Games allowances. This visit aimed to boost the morale of three national players-Ratchanok Intanon “May,” Kunlavut Vitidsarn “View,” and Pornpawee Chochuwong “Mew”-by presenting them with money and shuttlecocks. According
Lampang: Heavy rain at the Lampang-Sukhothai border has led to an overflow at the Mae Mok Dam, causing water levels to surpass the spillway. According to Thai News Agency, the rainfall over the past two days has exceeded 300 millimeters, affecting the Mae Mok Reservoir and other locations by surpassing their storage capacities. The Royal Irrigation Department’s Regional Irrigation Office
Bangkok: KBANK has requested that GULF refrain from selling its shares during the share buyback period from November 14, 2025, to May 13, 2026. GULF, however, has reserved its rights as an investor. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Yupapin Wangviwat, Chief Financial Officer of Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF), addressed concerns from investors and shareholders about the impact
Bangkok: Mr. Thepthai Senapong, a former MP for Nakhon Si Thammarat, has called for an end to disputes over three contentious issues concerning the Anutin government’s censure case. Posting on his Facebook page, “Thepthai – Talking about Politics,” he emphasized that disagreements should cease following the questioning. According to Thai News Agency, the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement (MoA)
Bangkok: Dr. Suphawit Saicheua has provided an analysis of the current global economic and political landscape, emphasizing that the overall situation remains challenging both structurally and in terms of growth direction. He suggests that while short-term economic measures like the “Half-Half Plus” program might temporarily encourage spending, they essentially “borrow money from the future” and fail to tackle the fundamental
Chiang mai: Bus Kanungnij shared her experience of her two children developing hand, foot, and mouth disease after playing at a kids club at a hotel in the provinces. According to Thai News Agency, having been a mother for almost three years, actress and host Rotmai Kanungnij had never encountered anything like this before. She shared that her children, Kit
Bangkok: Suan Dusit University’s recent poll has shed light on the political dynamics in Thailand for October 2025, revealing notable figures in both government and opposition circles. The survey, conducted with a sample of 2,126 people through online and field surveys from October 28 to 31, evaluated the “Thai Political Index for October 2025.” The index remained consistent with September’s
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