Internal Affairs

Secretary-General of Election Commission Inspects Yala Province’s SAO Election Preparations

Yala: The Secretary-General of the Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) visited Yala to inspect the registration process for Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO) elections and to offer encouragement to those working in the flood-affected areas. He emphasized the importance of efficient registration and preparation for the election of SAO council members and mayors on January 11, 2026. According to Thai News

Saeng Boonmee Clarifies Electoral District Demarcation Process in Thailand

Bangkok: “Saeng” explains the legal aspects of electoral district demarcation. ‘Saeng’ explained the legal aspects of redrawing electoral districts. He stated that if parliament is dissolved in early 2026, the population figures from the end of 2025 must be used for calculations. The district demarcation must be completed within 5 days of the royal decree announcing the election, to allow

Thai and Malaysian Leaders Discuss Joint Water Management and Cooperation in Halal Products

Bangkok: The Thai Prime Minister held discussions with Malaysia to explore joint water management approaches. The Prime Minister engaged in talks with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Rural and Regional Development of Malaysia to enhance cooperation in areas where Thailand and Malaysia have potential, particularly in halal products, education, and drug suppression. They also discussed ways to jointly

Chaiyachanok Clarifies Mother’s Actions Do Not Violate PDPA

Bangkok: “Chaiyachanok” has clarified that his mother’s dissemination of personal information of the opposing party does not violate the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA). This statement comes amidst concerns that the actions may impact his work. He emphasized his commitment to family responsibilities and combating scammers. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chaiyachanok Chidchob, Minister of Digital Economy and Society,

Reinforcement Efforts in Buriram Border Village After BM-21 Missile Incident

Buriram: Reinforcing the bunker with old tires after the BM21 crashed near the Buriram border. Old car tires are being used to reinforce barricades after Cambodia fired a BM-21 missile into a border village in Buriram. According to Thai News Agency, village security teams in Ban Kruat district, Buriram province, have employed old tires to bolster their bunkers. This measure

Fierce Clashes Erupt at the Kantharalak Border

Sisaket: Clashes erupted on the Thai-Cambodian border in Kantharalak district, Sisaket province, early this morning and escalated in intensity later in the day. According to Thai News Agency, the conflict began in the early hours and saw an increase in confrontations as the day progressed. The clashes have raised concerns over the stability in the region and the potential for

Cambodia Establishes Military Base at Ta Kwai Temple, Breaching International Protocols

Bangkok: Cambodia has come under scrutiny for setting up a military base at the historically significant Ta Kwai Temple, a move that has ignited regional tensions and stands in violation of international principles. According to Thai News Agency, the 2nd Army Region disclosed that Cambodian military forces have been utilizing the Ta Kwai Temple area as a strategic site to

Hundreds of Chinese Scammers Riot at Thai Detention Facility

Mae sot: Chaos erupted in the middle of the night as hundreds of Chinese scammers awaiting deportation rioted and attempted to escape from a detention facility near the Thai-Myanmar border. Security officials in Mae Sot district, Tak province, along with supporting agencies, responded swiftly to the disturbance. According to Thai News Agency, the detainees, believed to be part of a