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Ministry of Justice Aims to Enhance Thailand’s Corruption Perception Index by 2036

Bangkok: The Ministry of Justice has announced its commitment to combating corruption, promoting transparency, and preventing bribery as part of a broader initiative to improve Thailand’s Corruption Perception Index (CPI) ranking to be among the top 20 globally by the year 2036. This announcement was made during the “Justice Against Corruption, Transparency, and No Corruption” event held on the International

No Miracle! Elderly Woman Who Supposedly Came Back to Life Passes Away Peacefully

Bangkok:An elderly woman from Phitsanulok, who had reportedly come back to life, has passed away peacefully due to a bladder infection. Previously, her relatives were in the process of preparing her body for cremation as part of a community housing project when she unexpectedly revived, knocking on her coffin and calling for help. According to Thai News Agency, the incident

State Audit Office Encourages Bold Spending for Border Area Assistance

Bangkok: The State Audit Office has urged government officials to act boldly and without fear of scrutiny when providing assistance to border areas, emphasizing the importance of honest and transparent spending to expedite disaster relief efforts. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Montien Charoenphol, Governor of the Office of the Auditor General (OAG), highlighted that officials at all levels should

Thai RoV Captain Denies Knowledge of Teammate’s Rule Violation as Team Exits SEA Games

Bangkok: The captain of Thailand’s women’s Arena of Valor (RoV) team on Tuesday denied any involvement in a misconduct scandal that forced the host nation to withdraw from the 33rd Southeast Asian Games: The Thailand E-Sports Federation (TESF) yesterday pulled the entire squad from the competition after player Napat “Tokyogurlz” Warasin was found to have used unauthorized software and modified

Sa Kaeo Public Health Office Mobilizes Medical Teams for 46 Evacuation Centers

Bangkok: The Sa Kaeo Provincial Public Health Office has taken proactive measures by deploying medical teams and supplies to 46 evacuation centers in the region. According to Thai News Agency, the Sa Kaeo Provincial Public Health Department has ensured the readiness of medical teams to provide care to evacuees, along with sufficient medical supplies and medications stocked for two months,

Sabida Awaits Green Light for Survey of Conflict-Damaged Archaeological Sites

Bangkok: Sabida awaits approval to survey archaeological sites affected by the Thai-Cambodian conflict. Sabida reiterated that the historical site damaged in the Thai-Cambodian conflict can be repaired, pending approval for an inspection. He affirmed that statements have been sent through all channels, pointing out that Cambodia uses the temple as a military base, thus requiring Thailand to exercise its right

Heavy Fighting Continues at Hill 350 as Surin Villagers Offer Support to Frontline Soldiers

Bangkok: The fighting between Thai and Cambodian forces in Surin province continued throughout the morning with intermittent artillery exchanges near Hill 350. Meanwhile, villagers offered encouragement to the front-line soldiers, thanking them for their service to the nation and wishing them a safe and successful outcome in their upcoming mission. According to Thai News Agency, the clashes have intensified in

Bangkok Calls for Old Calendar Donations to Support Braille Education for the Visually Impaired

Bangkok: The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has launched an initiative inviting the public to donate old desk calendars, which will be converted into Braille materials for the visually impaired. This effort, officially titled “Old Calendars, We Want Them” (Year 5), aims to enhance the educational opportunities for visually impaired individuals by transforming these calendars into valuable teaching resources. According to