Bangkok: The public is being warned to be cautious of scammers creating fraudulent accounts to solicit donations purportedly for border soldiers. Individuals risk losing money and personal information when falling prey to these schemes. Moreover, spreading false information is punishable by imprisonment for up to five years, a fine of up to 100,000 baht, or both. According to Thai News

Bangkok: A loud explosion near Prasat Ta Kwai is believed to have been caused by a Cambodian soldier stepping on a bomb, according to a statement from the Second Army Region. Villagers reported hearing an explosion-like sound yesterday, sparking fears of another clash in the area. According to Thai News Agency, the Second Army Region clarified the situation following online

Bangkok: Bhumtham Wechayachai, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, currently serving as the acting Prime Minister, has advised Rangsiman Rome, a party-list MP for the People’s Party, to address any uncertainties directly rather than airing them through media channels. Bhumtham’s remarks come after Rome questioned the government’s reluctance to file a complaint with the International Criminal Court

Bangkok: “Phumtham” revealed his birthday wishes for “Paethongtarn,” the Prime Minister, asking for divine blessings to overcome dangers and for her court appearance to go smoothly. He believes in the pure intentions and hopes the court will listen and be merciful. He countered rumors of lobbying in the case and the 5:4 vote that anyone who speaks must be held

Bangkok: The situation on the Thai-Cambodian border in seven provinces remains stable, but tensions have escalated following the discovery of landmines within Thai territory, allegedly placed by Cambodian forces. Cambodia has been urged to acknowledge and take responsibility for the evidence presented, which reportedly includes video footage indicating the presence of Cambodian soldiers. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jirayu