Bangkok: The Ministry of Education has emphasized that it has not cancelled the iconic Boy Scout and Girl Guide uniforms but is instead introducing additional options. Surasak Pancharoenworakul, the Deputy Minister of Education, clarified that the new regulations are almost finalized, allowing schools to review them before the semester begins. According to Thai News Agency, the Ministry is revising the

Bangkok: “Anutin” believes losing the by-election in Constituency 8 will not affect the general election. Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, expressed confidence that the recent by-election loss in Nakhon Si Thammarat’s Constituency 8 will not have repercussions on future general elections or impact other areas in the South. He emphasized that the by-election was a specific

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has not yet spoken to “Pirapan” after being asked to investigate his qualifications, insisting that the process is strict after the “Settha government” had an accident, saying that he was surprised by the news of the cabinet reshuffle, feeling sorry for the ministers who were pitied, emphasizing that he has not thought about it yet, before

Bangkok: “Pakornwut” is gearing up to participate in the discussion of the 2016 Budget Bill, expressing hope that the House will allocate ample time for a thorough debate. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pakornwut Udompipatsakul, an MP for the Prachachon Party and Chief Opposition Whip, has emphasized the readiness of the People’s Party MPs to engage in the upcoming

Bangkok: The Senate’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Committee is gearing up to present a comprehensive report during the upcoming Senate meeting scheduled for August 4-5. The report will address key aspects of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, with a focus on necessary revisions and the inclusion of critical definitions. According to Thai News Agency, spokesperson Mr. Palawat Tansiri, representing the Senate’s

Nakhon Phanom: Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat, overseeing the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, visited Nakhon Phanom Province to review the success of the large-scale lychee plantation, Nop.1, which has become a significant economic driver for local farmers. During her visit, she expressed optimism about the future of rubber prices, projecting a return to former high levels. According to Thai News Agency,

Phitsanulok: ISOC has clarified its stance on the prosecution of Dr. Paul Wesley Chambers, an American academic at Naresuan University, emphasizing that the legal action aligns with the justice process and national security concerns. Dr. Chambers faces charges under Section 112 of the Criminal Code, often referred to as the lese majeste law. According to Thai News Agency, the Internal

Mae Sai: The Royal Thai Army has swiftly responded to severe flooding in the Mae Sai District of Chiang Rai Province by deploying military engineers to strategically place Big Bags to prevent water from inundating residential areas. According to Thai News Agency, the flooding, caused by persistent heavy rain in upstream Myanmar, has rapidly impacted the Tham Pha Chom community,