Chiang Mai: The Independent Move Party has announced its intention to field candidates for the upcoming mayoral and city council elections in Chiang Mai, aiming to energize the silent majority and promote unity. The party calls on individuals of all genders, ages, and professions to participate in this initiative, emphasizing a departure from traditional party divisions and conflicts. According to

Pathum Thani: The Administrative Court announced that it will take full legal action in the case of a Pol. Col. carrying cheat sheets to the judicial examination, confirming that there are strict measures in place to prevent exam leaks. According to Thai News Agency, the Administrative Court Office clarified the case of a video clip showing a police officer with

Bangkok: The government has issued an order for the arrest of individuals involved in the sale and use of laughing gas, following a surge in its use in entertainment venues. The directive comes with a warning about the severe health risks associated with inhaling nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, which can lead to oxygen deficiency and potentially life-threatening

Bangkok: The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) continues to enforce stringent measures to curb dust pollution, including a ban on burning, restrictions on vehicles emitting black smoke, and strict regulation of factories. Special attention is being directed towards 17 northern provinces following a rise in dust levels due to over 55,000 hotspots identified in neighboring countries. According to

Bangkok: Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, has delegated the responsibility to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to clarify the recent decision by the United States and the European Union to revoke visas for Thai officials involved in the deportation of Uighurs to China. He cautioned others against making statements on the situation and expressed his readiness

Bangkok: The Council – Ramkhamhaeng University Student Organization staged a protest at Government House, with students donning cardboard boxes to symbolize the losses associated with gambling. They submitted a letter of objection to Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra’s administration, critiquing the government’s move towards legalizing casinos and online gambling. The students emphasized the need for a referendum and urged the government

Phitsanulok: “Thaksin” prepares to meet the Red Shirt masses in Phitsanulok Province this afternoon to exchange experiences in fighting for democracy. Reporters reported on the atmosphere at the 100th Anniversary Memorial Hall at Phitsanulok University. The Red Shirt masses in the lower northern region prepared the place to welcome Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra, former Prime Minister, who is scheduled to visit

Bangkok: “Thaksin” is confident that it will not affect the government after the Senate filed a complaint under Section 157. Thaksin reiterated that the recent complaint filed by 81 senators with the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) will not impact the current government. The complaint addresses alleged collusion in the selection of senators. According to Thai News Agency, former Prime Minister