Bangkok: The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Armed Forces acknowledged reports of Myanmar war bullets falling on the Thai border. He said he has coordinated with the area to issue a warning. If a repeat occurs, he will use rules of force and prepare to order the evacuation of civilians from at-risk areas. According to Thai News Agency, General Ukrit

Bangkok: The Association of State Financial Institutions has taken decisive action in response to government policy by collaborating with state banks to launch three key projects aimed at assisting flood victims in the southern regions. This initiative focuses on relief, compensation, and rehabilitation to help affected individuals and communities recover from the devastating floods. According to Thai News Agency, Ms.

Hat yai: The Prime Minister has acknowledged the challenges in managing the overwhelming garbage problem in Hat Yai, as the city continues its recovery from recent flooding. Despite announcing plans to send flood victims home, the Prime Minister declined to address questions about the devaluation of Village Defense Volunteers, a topic stirring controversy in the region. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The 17th Governor of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), Mr. Narin Paowanit, is advancing efforts to reduce electricity production costs by implementing the “SENSE” working principle to align with Thailand’s energy plan. This initiative aims to achieve energy that is stable, sustainable, and fair by accelerating long-term LNG procurement and investing in power infrastructure to support data

Nonthaburi: Rescue volunteers revealed that in the case of “Nutpong,” they were informed that the man had lost consciousness. Relatives were performing CPR before they went to investigate and quickly called an advanced ambulance to come and rescue him, but it was unsuccessful, so they contacted the police and the doctor on duty. According to Thai News Agency, the news

Bangkok: “Khao Tom,” the baby elephant, is starting to recover and is more cheerful. The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation has announced good news. The lost baby elephant, “Nong Khao Tom,” who was previously diagnosed with herpesvirus and subsequently recovered, is now regaining strength, is cheerful, and is becoming more playful, refusing to take a nap. Veterinarians

Buriram: A tattoo artist was arrested for setting up a blind date with a young woman before stealing her car and fleeing. A young tattoo artist, struggling with insufficient funds, tricked women into meeting him through a dating site before stealing his motorcycle and selling it. He was so emboldened he tried to do it four times that he was

Bangkok: PTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited (PTTEP) has unveiled its ambitious five-year operational plan, allocating over US$33.279 billion to secure national energy supply and bolster investment. According to Thai News Agency, PTTEP’s 2026 investment plan alone is set at US$7.726 billion, targeting an 8% increase in petroleum sales. Mr. Montri Rawanchaikul, Chief Executive Officer of PTTEP, emphasized the