Buriram: Clashes continue in Buriram, with village defense volunteers intensifying efforts to prevent evacuees from returning to high-risk areas. These measures aim to ensure the safety of residents following ongoing conflicts. According to Thai News Agency, village security teams in Ban Kruat District, Buriram Province, are actively patrolling houses to prevent displaced persons from returning to dangerous zones after recent

Bangkok: The family is preparing the venue for Sergeant Rerng’s funeral, who sacrificed his life on Hill 350. According to Thai News Agency, the family is setting up tents and preparing the funeral site at the home of Sergeant Major Samroeng Klangprakhon in Prakhon Chai District, Buriram Province. The atmosphere was filled with sorrow as they mourned their loss. Mrs.

Bangkok: Former Nakhon Si Thammarat MP, Thepthai Senpong, has issued a cautionary message to the government and the Election Commission (EC) concerning the proposed referendum on Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) 43 and 44, warning of potential political manipulation and misrepresentation of public opinion. According to Thai News Agency, Thepthai shared his concerns on his Facebook page, “Thepthai – Political Talk,”

Songkhla: Local authorities in Songkhla province are ramping up efforts to restore normality following the recent flood crisis, with the provincial administrative organization launching a specialized drone operation to disinfect and manage accumulated flood debris. According to Thai News Agency, the Songkhla Provincial Administrative Organization Public Health Division led the “drone fly” operation yesterday (Dec. 15) at the Koh Taeo

Bangkok: Chaiyanok stands by his mother but doesn’t take sides, insisting that no one is above the law. Chaiyanok clarifies after being sued for dereliction of duty regarding his mother’s posting of civil registration information, stating it does not fall under the PDPA (Personal Data Protection Act) according to the law. He emphasizes that he performed his duties fully and

Bangkok: The Criminal Court has sentenced Jiratth Thongsuwan, a former MP of the People’s Party, to two years in prison without suspension. The sentence was handed down for displaying a forged military service exemption certificate, known as Form 43, and disseminating it on social media. According to Thai News Agency, the court found Jiratth guilty of knowingly using a fake

Bangkok: “Jirat” insists he never forged the military service exemption certificate (Form 43) and believes he is being framed. Former MP Jiratth is confident in the evidence, insisting he never forged his military service exemption certificate (Form 43) and believes he is being politically persecuted. According to Thai News Agency, the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road scheduled a hearing for

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army reported it successfully retook the disputed Ta Khwai Temple complex from Cambodian forces. Thai soldiers affirmed the territorial claim by planting the national flag on the structure, though fierce fighting continues on the surrounding high ground, including Hill 350. According to Thai News Agency, the Army confirmed it pushed Cambodian troops out of the temple