Ayutthaya: An electric pole was stuck through a bus, an elephant helped pull it out. A bus carrying Chinese tourists to the Ayutthaya Elephant Palace and Pen was pierced by a piece of iron that pierced through the glass. Fortunately, there were no people inside. The Ayutthaya Elephant Palace brought in two male elephants to help pull out the iron.

Chiang Mai: New generation monks are showcasing their bamboo weaving handicrafts, continuing the art and culture, and spreading the knowledge of weaving they learned from their grandfathers so that it will not be lost to time, and passing it on to interested relatives and devotees. The new generation monk is Phra Kiatchai Thawi Phut, 25 years old, a junior monk

Bangkok: ONCB announces two major arrests, seizes 20 million baht in assets of major drug dealers, arrests 1.65 tons of international ice network disguised as ice hidden in cotton rolls. Pol. Lt. Gen. Phanurat Lakboon, ONCB secretary-general, together with representatives from the Royal Thai Navy, Customs Department, Air Force, and police, announced the results of these significant arrests. According to

Chiang Mai: The North continues to experience cold weather. In the area of Kiew Mae Pan, Doi Inthanon, Chiang Mai Province, a phenomenon of white frost has persisted for the 10th consecutive day. The temperature at the top of the grass has dropped to -0.4 degrees Celsius. According to Thai News Agency, at kilometer 42 at Kiew Mae Pan on

Phitsanulok: The competition to make Khao Tom Mat Muang Song Kwae, a dish from the march of King Naresuan, aimed to find the most skilled chef in crafting this traditional Thai delicacy. The event featured 25 teams, each bringing their unique recipes and techniques to the table. According to Thai News Agency, the competition was held at Phra Sawatdirat Building,

Ao Ngoen: Villagers in the Ao Ngoen Subdistrict, Sai Mai District, have raised complaints to the media regarding the loud crowing of fighting cocks owned by a neighbor. Environmental officers responded to the scene following reports from local residents who have been significantly disturbed by the noise. A resident disclosed that the situation had become so stressful that his mother

Kaeng Krachan: Photos of a pack of wild dogs in the Kaeng Krachan National Park area have surfaced, revealing an extraordinary sight-four of the dogs have pink fur. Urgent research is being conducted to understand this unusual phenomenon. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Mongkol Chaiyaphakdi, Chief of Kaeng Krachan National Park, reported that the images were captured by wildlife

Lampang: The school director explained the reason for building a kindergarten bathroom without a door because the school focuses on the safety of the students, especially the young children in kindergarten, some of whom are still unable to use the bathroom by themselves. For elementary school children, from Grade 1 onwards, there are regular rooms for the students. According to