Bangkok: The Prime Minister asserts that the scheduled dissolution of parliament will not impact the Thai-Cambodian border, trusting that security measures are already in place to manage any potential issues. He confirmed that the decision to dissolve parliament lies within the Prime Minister’s purview. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul addressed concerns regarding

Bangkok: A spokesperson for the Ministry of Education revealed that due to the unrest along the Thai-Cambodian border, 1,168 educational institutions in 7 provinces have temporarily suspended classes for safety reasons. The spokesperson also praised personnel from all sectors for their cooperation in caring for the public. According to Thai News Agency, Acting Sub-Lieutenant Thanun Wongjinda, spokesperson for the Ministry

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

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

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

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

Bangkok: The Council of University Presidents of Thailand (CUPT) has announced the postponement of TCAS exams in regions affected by floods and border conflicts. The Ministry of Education has urged schools, parents, and students in these areas to stay updated with announcements from CUPT. According to Thai News Agency, Acting Sub-Lieutenant Thanun Wongjinda, spokesperson for the Ministry of Education, stated

Bangkok: Central Shopping Mall lit up its doors in the colors of the Thai flag to show support and encouragement to soldiers serving on duty and to the public in border areas. According to Thai News Agency, the mall illuminated its premises with the national colors to express solidarity with soldiers and officials who are maintaining peace and order in