Internal Affairs

Buriram Commerce Office Fines 1,000 Shops for VAT Violations in Half-Half Plus Program

Buriram: The Buriram Provincial Commerce Office has fined 1,000 baht to stores participating in the Half-Half Plus program, adding 7% VAT to the product price tag. Following a public outcry demanding an investigation into a cosmetics store in Buriram Province that allegedly charged a 7% VAT on top of the listed price, the store owner admitted to raising prices by

Uey Nontharee Revives the Legend of Tee Yai with 2025 Adaptation

Bangkok: Uey Nontharee dusts off Tee Yai and reinterprets the 2025 version with Apo-Most-Kao conveying the story. Ready to serve legendary stories to come back to life once again with the latest release of the movie “Tee Yai Rerk Dao Jor” directed by the legendary director Uey – Nonzee Nimibutr, reinforced by a cast of skilled actors such as Apo

China Extends Suspension of 24% US Retaliatory Tariffs for Another Year

Beijing: China announced on Thursday it will suspend a further 24 percent retaliatory tariff on the United States for one year, following similar measures from the United States, but will maintain a 10 percent tariff on all U.S. imports. According to Thai News Agency, China’s Customs Tariff Commission released a statement indicating that the suspension of the additional 24 percent

Loy Krathong Festival Urges Eco-Friendly Changes to Reduce Water Pollution

Bangkok: Change is being urged among Thai people to reconsider the materials used for floating krathongs, especially bread and crispy corn snacks colored with fish food, during the vibrant Loy Krathong Festival. This call for change aims to tackle the problem of fish not consuming these materials in time, ultimately reducing water pollution, minimizing waste, and preserving water sources without

Assumption College Students Unite to Honor Queen Sirikit

Bangkok: In a heartfelt tribute to Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, 1,250 students from Assumption College united to form letters as a gesture of condolence and respect. The ceremony, held on November 4, 2015, showcased the students’ dedication to expressing their gratitude for the Queen Mother’s grace. According to Thai News Agency, the event was presided over by

Royal Thai Navy Mobilizes for 2025 Loi Krathong Festival Security

Bangkok: The Navy provides security during Loi Krathong. Lieutenant Commander Priyada Buasomboon, assistant spokesperson for the Royal Thai Navy, revealed that the Royal Thai Navy has ordered various units nationwide to deploy personnel and equipment to support public safety during the 2025 Loi Krathong Festival. This will ensure that people can safely participate in preserving Thai traditions. This includes strengthening

Thammanat Affirms Kla Tham Party’s Authenticity Amid Rising Membership

Bangkok: Thammanat Prompao, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, asserted that the Kla Tham Party’s members are genuine and verifiable, contrasting them with what he described as fake parties. Thammanat likened himself to a large tree, suggesting that like a tree hosting various animals, being targeted is a normal occurrence. He emphasized his resilience, citing past experiences

Bangkok Governor Orders Urgent Water Drainage as Heavy Rain Persists

Bangkok: The Bangkok governor has ordered the expedited draining of water in canals to cope with the continued heavy rain. He has also inspected the readiness of main pumping stations and drainage tunnels. He expects the situation to improve next week. According to Thai News Agency, Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt revealed the flooding situation in Bangkok following heavy rainfall over