Washington: The U.S. Department of Justice has released over 300,000 pages of investigative documents related to the case of the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The release came after pressure from members of Congress who utilized new legislation to compel the disclosure of the information. According to Thai News Agency, the documents include several photographs of former

Chiang mai: Doi Inthanon recorded its coldest temperature of the year at -3.6 degrees Celsius, with frost covering the mountaintop. According to Thai News Agency, the chilling temperature led to frost forming on the grass and across the mountaintop, including on cars. The dew drops condensed into hoarfrost, creating a cold experience that excited tourists. At the Kew Mae Pan

Bangkok: A fire broke out at Rong Kluea Market in the middle of the night, damaging approximately 10-15 rental rooms. Initial investigations suggest an electrical short circuit caused the fire. Police from Khlong Luek coordinated with forensic officers from Sa Kaeo Province to investigate the scene. The fire occurred in a row of rental units belonging to the Sa Kaeo

Bangkok: Authorities are poised to summon Prasert Chantharawongthong for questioning regarding the MOU between the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society and a Singaporean company. The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is preparing to summon Prasert Chantharawongthong for questioning regarding the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society and a Singaporean company. This follows the

Bangkok: The Department of Land Transport has issued an urgent warning for vehicle owners whose cars are equipped with Takata airbags, urging them to have their vehicles inspected immediately. The airbags in question fail to meet safety standards and have been linked to fatal accidents, including a recent incident where a driver died due to metal fragments ejected from a

Bangkok: “Chulaphan” reveals that “Yotsanan” is considering whether to run for MP as well, praising him as a builder and expressing confidence that he will lead Pheu Thai to victory. He also stated that the announcement of the prime minister candidate two days ago has received a positive response and that they will field candidates in all 400 constituencies. According

Bangkok: The Thai Army spokesperson refuted Cambodia’s claim that Cambodia used historical sites as military bases, stating that all operations were within the framework of international law. He affirmed that Thailand only attacked military targets to disrupt the capabilities of the Cambodian military and that the situation is progressing positively and is under control. According to Thai News Agency, on

Bangkok: The Ministry of Labour is urgently addressing the shortage of foreign workers following the gradual return of Cambodian laborers to their country, affecting businesses in various sectors. The ministry emphasizes that it has measures in place to alleviate the burden on both workers and employers, along with job placement and vocational training programs. According to Thai News Agency, at