Bangkok: The sudden death of “Nut-Natthawut Ponglangka,” a 35-year-old reporter for a well-known channel, has sent shockwaves through the news industry and triggered a public health warning. According to Thai News Agency, Nut-Natthawut, who was known for his dedication to journalism, passed away unexpectedly in his sleep after completing a live news broadcast. Friends and colleagues, still reeling from the

Hat yai: Prime Minister Pan has announced he will not seek any further political roles following recent flooding events. Mr. Narongporn Na Phatthalung, also known as Mayor Pan, addressed the media this morning, expressing his decision to step away from politics. “I’m not playing any more games. I’m not playing any more games. That’s all,” he stated firmly. According to

Bangkok: The sudden death of 35-year-old Nattawut Ponglangka, a reporter for a famous channel, has shocked fans. Friends say the cause of death is still unknown, but they only know that after a live news broadcast at night, he went home to rest and never woke up again. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Wipach Phanthawimol, a cardiologist specializing in

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced that temperatures in upper Thailand are expected to rise, with cool to cold weather accompanied by morning fog. Residents in these regions are advised to be cautious about their health due to the shifting weather patterns. Meanwhile, minimal rainfall is anticipated in the southern region, while Bangkok and its vicinity will see a slight

Stockton: A gunman opened fire at a children’s birthday party at a restaurant in Stockton, California, killing at least four people and injuring 11 others. According to Thai News Agency, the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office reported that the shooting occurred just before 6 p.m. on Saturday at a restaurant in Northern California, where a child’s birthday party was being

Phuket: Sabida Thaiset, the Minister of Culture, has officially inaugurated the Thailand Biennale, Phuket 2025, an international contemporary art festival that honors Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother. The event invites students, the public, and international tourists to explore contemporary art by 65 artists from around the globe across 19 locations in Phuket. The festival, running from November 29,

Jakarta: The latest floods and landslides in several Asian countries have killed more than 600 people, left many more missing, and caused massive damage. Normally, at this time of year, many countries in Southeast Asia and South Asia experience heavy rains from the monsoon season. But this year, a series of storms have exacerbated the rains, resulting in massive flooding

Bangkok: Buriram has collaborated with the Subdistrict Health Promotion Center to dispatch 1.4 million relief bags to assist flood victims in the South. At the Flood Relief Coordination Center, Deputy Prime Minister Sophon Saram and Deputy Minister of Defense Lieutenant General Adul Boonthamcharoen received the relief bags, valued at 1.4 million baht, from the residents of Buriram. These essential supplies