Bangkok: The Thai Army has dispatched its third shift of troops to assist in the aftermath of the recent earthquake in Myanmar. This deployment underscores Thailand’s commitment to humanitarian aid and regional leadership in disaster response. According to Thai News Agency, General Ukrit Boontanon, Deputy Supreme Commander, oversaw the ceremony at the 2nd Military Airport in Bangkok. The troops, part

Bangkok: The Road Safety Center announced that during the 7 dangerous days of Songkran, there were 211 accidents, 201 injuries, and 27 deaths. Bangkok led with 5 fatalities, primarily due to speeding. Authorities urged the deployment of police in event areas and at gas stations to conduct alcohol checks and enforce immediate suspensions. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Opas

Nakhon Si Thammarat: The Kla Tham Party is gearing up for the upcoming by-election in Nakhon Si Thammarat Constituency 8, showing strong confidence in securing a victory. They are mobilizing significant support for their candidate, Mr. Kongkiat Ketsombat, also known as S.J. O, who is believed to have a solid chance of winning due to his ongoing engagement with the

Bangkok: “Jurind” warns the government not to be complacent. Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit, Democrat Party-list MP, discussed in the House of Representatives about the announcement of the United States signing an executive order to set retaliatory tariffs and stated that this action is to set import tariffs to the United States from trading partners to be equal to those charged by

Bangkok: In a significant development aimed at enhancing the treatment of prisoners and aligning with international human rights standards, the Department of Corrections has launched a pilot prison to distinctly separate inmates under trial from those already convicted. The initiative was inaugurated with a ceremony led by Pol. Col. Thawee Sodsong, Minister of Justice, and attended by key officials including

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has accepted the interpretation of the parliament’s authority to propose a draft amendment to the constitution, mandating an explanation within 15 days. According to Thai News Agency, the Constitutional Court unanimously decided not to accept the petition filed by the President of the National Assembly. The petition was initially submitted for the court’s consideration and judgment

Bangkok: The Buddhist Peace Protection Organization submitted an objection to the Entertainment Complex Act draft, pointing out that it conflicts with the teachings of all religions. They asked the parliament to remove Wan Nor from office, viewing it as a serious violation of the ethics of those holding political positions. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jess Anukunphokarat, Commander of

Bangkok: Minister of Foreign Affairs reveals waiting for negotiation date, confirms Ministry of Foreign Affairs plays an important role in coordinating with US agencies to successfully open negotiations, emphasizes that the government will not be complacent. Mr. Maris Sengiampong, Minister of Foreign Affairs, emphasized the readiness to deal with the tariff measures of President Donald Trump of the United States,