Tha chang: Rescue workers and villagers mobilized to help a 65-year-old man who was swept off the road by floodwaters and stuck at the base of a rubber tree. More than 20 rescue workers and villagers joined forces to rescue the man on the Ton Sai-Ban Tha Baek Road in Tha Chang District. He was subsequently taken to safety by

Bangkok: The government has issued a warning following a surge in influenza cases, which have resulted in 100 deaths. It is advising seven specific at-risk groups to get vaccinated without delay. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Ayarin Phanrit, Deputy Government Spokesperson, highlighted that the fluctuating weather conditions have led to a rise in five infectious diseases over the past

Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved the establishment of four new special economic zones in Thailand, aimed at attracting renowned international universities to set up campuses in the country. This strategic move is expected to boost the higher education sector by designating these areas as hubs for high-potential foreign higher education institutions. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, spokesman

Bangkok: Abhisit Vejjajiva, leader of the Democrat Party, has disclosed plans to propose three candidates for the position of prime minister. According to Thai News Agency, this strategy is intended to align with the current political landscape, though Abhisit emphasized that there is no urgency in announcing these candidates. Abhisit discussed the party’s ongoing preparations for nominating both Members of

Bangkok: Knock! Half-and-Half Plus shops receive an additional 2,000 baht – training in 3 new skills for increased sales, reduced costs, and easier loan applications. Starting November 19th. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, Ekniti Nitithanpraphas, stated that the recent Cabinet meeting approved an upskilling/reskilling project for participating merchants in the “Half-Half Plus” program. This project aims to enhance

Bangkok: The committee tasked with reviewing the cancellation of MOU 43-44 is contemplating a 30-day extension due to insufficient time for thorough consideration. Mr. Saritphong highlighted the ongoing differences in opinion within the committee and endorsed the government’s initiative to organize a debate forum to inform the public. He stressed that the decision to cancel the MOU rests with the

Bangkok: Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul recently met with the Thai-Chinese Foreign Trade Association to discuss Thailand’s import and export policies, emphasizing the strong friendship between the two nations and pushing for comprehensive cooperation. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister highlighted the close Thai-Chinese relationship during the recent APEC meeting, where he engaged in discussions

Bangkok: “Big Lek” met with the Defense Council to discuss the Thai-Cambodian border issue, as Defense Minister General Natthapol summoned the Armed Forces Commanders for a critical meeting. General Nattapol Nakphanit, the Minister of Defense, chaired the significant 10th/2025 Defense Council meeting focused on the “Development of the Thai Army 2050, the Thai Army in the 26th Buddhist Century.” The