Bangkok: A surprising encounter unfolded in a local kitchen when a resident mistook a 2-meter-long monitor lizard for a snake. The unexpected visitor caused a stir but was eventually identified as a monitor lizard rather than the initially feared reptile. According to Thai News Agency, the incident brought attention to the presence of such wildlife in residential areas. The monitor

Bangkok: The situation in Thailand’s seven border provinces is reported to be normal, with security operations in place and ready to respond to any situation. The government emphasizes transparency by ensuring international observers are informed of the truth. Discussions are ongoing at the GBC forum, and the government remains committed to providing relief to citizens. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) has indicated that the Thai economy is poised to stagnate, regardless of whether Parliament is dissolved or a government is formed within the next four months. According to Thai News Agency, the private sector is urgently calling for political clarity and a swift formation of a government. They emphasize the need for a

Bangkok: PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited (OR) has taken a significant step to support the Police Dog Division, Patrol and Special Operations Division, by donating 30 rubber traffic cones. This gesture is aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of police dog training missions and other assigned duties. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Suthep

Lampang: The Ministry of Energy unveiled an innovative model for community enterprises in Lampang Province, showcasing the transformation of local wisdom into five-star OTOP products, namely “Kru Kan Mushroom Rice Crackers” and “Thaweephan Rice Crackers.” These products leverage Ministry of Energy technology to optimize manufacturing processes, significantly cutting production costs, energy consumption, and global warming, while generating over 4 million

Bangkok: GH Bank is marking its 60th and 72nd anniversaries with a unique initiative titled “Helping Thais Own Homes.” The program offers home loans with a highly competitive interest rate starting at 0.72% per annum. This special rate is part of a broader campaign aimed at facilitating homeownership for Thai citizens by providing financial incentives and special privileges. According to

Bangkok: SME D Bank has announced urgent measures to assist small and medium enterprises (SMEs) affected by Typhoons Kajiki and Nong Fa. The measures include a suspension of principal and interest payments for up to 12 months and an emergency fund aimed at facilitating business repairs and rehabilitation. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pichit Mitrawong, Managing Director of the

Bangkok: Thai stocks surged by over 10 points in the morning session, reflecting clearer political stances as major parties outlined their positions. Analysts suggest that the political developments, regardless of the direction taken by the two major parties, signal impending elections and changes likely within the coming months. Meanwhile, the baht experienced a slight weakening. According to Thai News Agency,