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Made in Thailand, Cool Thai Land: Travel to Satun during the Green Season

According to the Tourism Authority of Thailand, Satun Province has more than 2 million tourists visiting each year, spending more than 10 billion baht during the high season. However, there are many more tourist attractions that can be visited all year round that many people don’t know about. Let’s see what these UNSEEN tourist attractions are. Source: Thai News Agency

The rain in 2014 is still concerning, but not as severe as in 2011.

Continuous rain in the upper North since mid-August has caused severe flooding in the Yom River Basin. The Meteorological Department found that the average rainfall in some flooded provinces is higher than normal, while water management agencies have confirmed that the overall picture of the country will not be a major flood like in 2011. Source: Thai News Agency

Phuket Governor announces end of search after finding 13th missing person in mudslide

The Phuket governor announced the end of the search after finding all the bodies of those missing from the mudslide, resulting in 13 deaths. He also ordered relevant sectors to provide assistance to those affected by the incident and to resolve the area as soon as possible. Mr. Sopon Suwannarat, Governor of Phuket Province, revealed that the continuous heavy rain

Raid on ‘Bitcoin Mine’ in Ratchaburi City

Police raid ‘Bitcoin mine’, find illegal use of electricity, resulting in insufficient electricity in the community, and seized more than 900 Bitcoin mining devices as evidence. Officers from Ratchaburi City Police Station and the Chief District Officer for Security, the District Officer of Ratchaburi City, along with officers from the Provincial Electricity Authority, brought a search warrant from the Ratchaburi

The Royal Irrigation Department is accelerating the drainage of water from Kwan Phayao.

Phayao Irrigation Department rushes to drain water from Kwan Phayao after flooding in urban communities. Sukhothai Province tightens security on both sides of the Yom River to receive a huge amount of water from Phrae tonight. The Royal Irrigation Department is rushing to drain water from Kwan Phayao at a rate of 3 million cubic meters per day after Kwan