Phuket: The Minister of Natural Resources and Environment has directed the Pollution Control Department to investigate the origins of wastewater flowing into the sea at Kamala Beach. The investigation revealed that the wastewater comes from a public canal receiving discharge from the community. The Director-General of the Pollution Control Department is collaborating with local authorities to urgently address the issue.

Bangkok: The cause of the burning of a watermelon vendor in the middle of a parking lot of a famous temple in the Yan Nawa area has been revealed. The latest update is that the daughter posted a sad post after her father passed away. It was found that the perpetrator had just been released from prison for attempted murder

Bangkok: Court approves arrest warrant for man who burned watermelon vendor in parking lot of famous temple in Yan Nawa area. The injured man’s daughter reveals her father is in serious condition and has weak pulse. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involves Mr. Rachen, a 53-year-old watermelon vendor who suffered severe injuries after being doused with oil and

Bangkok: The Ministry of Education recently celebrated the achievements of the winners of the OEC Hackathon competition, recognizing their outstanding contributions to sustainable community innovations. The awards ceremony took place at the Maida Hotel, Don Mueang Airport, and was presided over by Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, Assistant Minister to the Ministry of Education. The event marked the conclusion of the ‘OEC

Phop Phra: Security forces, police, soldiers, and the administration played a crucial role in assisting Kenyans escape from a scam town in Myanmar, navigating through forests and mountains, and crossing a river to seek help. A Kenyan man, identified as Mr. James, 30 years old, successfully fled from Myawaddy District in Myanmar, located opposite Ban Huai Nam Nak, to seek

Phang Nga: Made in Thailand, a land known for its cool and picturesque landscapes, continues to impress tourists with its breathtaking attractions. Today, Khun Pleunpit Chusen highlights the allure of Phang Nga Province, which has earned the nickname ‘Switzerland of Phang Nga’ due to its stunning vistas and serene environment. According to Thai News Agency, the Tham Thonglang Stone Mine

Bangkok: Many parties are providing relief to the five Thai workers in Israel who were held hostage by Hamas for 1 year and 4 months, but family is the best way to heal their minds and forget their nightmares. Follow the warm embrace of the family of Mr. Watchara Sri-uan, a resident of Kumphawapi District, Udon Thani Province: According to

Bangkok: Police take ‘Pim-Oshi’, the person who threw Rangsit soup, to the police station. The victim’s mother cried and asked, ‘Why did you do this to my child? Do you feel any remorse?’ According to Thai News Agency, progress in the case involves a second-year student at a well-known university in the Rangsit area who was assaulted by a senior