Ang thong: Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, personally delivered relief bags to residents in Ang Thong as part of a government response to severe flooding in the central region. Anutin, who arrived via helicopter to assess the flood situation, expressed regret for the distress caused to residents and pledged to prevent a recurrence of such hardship. The

Bangkok: “Atthakorn” emphasizes the 2025 SEA Games’ emphasis on maximum safety and is ready to take care of athletes from all countries. According to Thai News Agency, the Minister of Tourism and Sports emphasized the utmost importance of safety at the 33rd SEA Games. Athletes from all participating countries traveling to compete in Thailand will experience uniform standards of care.

Bangkok: The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) has expressed support for the Clean Air Management Act, B.E. …, but is calling for a review of the draft law’s provisions, citing concerns over severe penalties and increased burdens on businesses. According to Thai News Agency, the FTI has issued a statement highlighting its agreement with the draft Act’s intent to improve

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs invited foreign diplomats to a briefing addressing concerns over a recent incident along the Thai-Cambodian border, where a Thai soldier was injured by a landmine allegedly planted by Cambodian forces. The briefing aimed to clarify Thailand’s stance and actions following the breach of the Joint Declaration between the two nations. According to Thai News

Bangkok: Suradej Yasawat, the deputy leader of the Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP), has called on the government to cease all discussions with Cambodia, citing recurring border tensions and labeling Cambodia as untrustworthy. He strongly advocated for the government to expose Cambodia’s actions to the international community, including the United Nations, rather than focusing solely on nations like America or Malaysia.

Bangkok: The State Audit Office is set to clarify the causes behind the recent building collapse, as efforts to prevent future incidents gain momentum. According to Thai News Agency, the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) has proposed changes to procurement laws, which would allow third-party inspections and supervision of large-scale construction projects. This initiative comes in response to recent

Bangkok: The Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) confirms it will take care of flooded schools and is closely monitoring the situation. According to Thai News Agency, OBEC has pledged not to abandon flood-affected schools in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. The Commission is committed to ensuring the well-being of students and teachers, following directives from both the Prime

Bangkok: Pipat revealed that he is inviting AIRBUS to reinvest in its repair center at U-Tapao Airport and has urged AIRBUS to use more than 50% of its supply chain in Thailand. He hopes that negotiations with AIRBUS will resume after the election. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, stated after