Chiang Mai: Today is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Many parties are striving to create opportunities for people with disabilities towards equality, including Anusansunthon School for the Deaf, a school for hearing impaired children in Chiang Mai, which has opened a coffee shop and expanded into a local restaurant. Hearing impaired children help prepare food and serve it

PATTANI: In Pattani Province, water levels are continuously decreasing. Shop owners are starting to clean up their shops, with significant damage found, while areas near the river are still flooded. The latest flood situation in Pattani Province has found that the water level has continuously decreased, causing many areas to start to look similar. Similarly, in Pattani Municipality, which is

Nakhon Phanom: The family of the president of the Phon Jan Subdistrict Administrative Organization has decided to forgive an individual known as ‘Yut’ after a tragic incident involving gunfire. The president himself remains unharmed following the ordeal. According to Thai News Agency, the wife of the victim has expressed her belief that Yut, who shot her husband, was under the

Phang Nga: Relatives of Thai fishing crew members detained by Myanmar soldiers have lit incense sticks in prayer, seeking divine protection for their loved ones and pressing the government to facilitate their swift return. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thawee Pae Yai, President of the Phang Nga Provincial Fisheries Association, visited Ban Nam Khem in Phang Nga Province to

Bangkok: Cyber police have arrested five suspects who falsely claimed to be distributors with a quota of government lottery tickets at a special price lower than the general market. More than 100 victims across the nation were affected, with damages estimated at 400 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the Technology Crime Investigation Police conducted a search of a

YALA: The train service from Su-ngai Kolok Station to Yala has resumed operations for the first time following severe flooding, marking a significant step towards normalcy for local residents. The reopening saw a lively turnout as residents utilized the service to purchase goods and visit their hometowns. However, upbound services from Hat Yai Station remain suspended. According to Thai News

Bangkok: “Attorney Witthayu” has confirmed that the testimonies of “Boss Paul-B. The Icon” have been fully submitted to the Department of Special Investigation (DSI). “Boss Paul” remains puzzled about “Samart’s” imprisonment and confirmed that he has not met “Lawyer Tum” due to the prison’s separation policy. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Witoon Kaengngan, the lawyer representing Boss Paul, disclosed

Chiang Kham: A former retired Border Patrol Police officer has been arrested for allegedly shooting a .357 revolver at a young friend, resulting in the latter’s death at a restaurant. According to Thai News Agency, a video clip surfaced showing tourists enjoying a band performance when a gunshot was heard, startling the singer. This was followed by three more shots,