Surin: The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Armed Forces visited the Surin-Phumakhuea border area in Sisaket Province, emphasizing that military personnel are always ready. General Ukrit Boontanon, along with his delegation, inspected the Thai-Cambodian border in the Suranaree Forces area, Surin Province. According to Thai News Agency, General Boontanon traveled to Prasat Ta Kwai in Phanom Dong Rak District, Surin

Bangkok: NACC awaits report from Crime Suppression Division in Chaichanok case, revealing 40 million baht bribe. Mr. Surapong Intarathaworn, Deputy Secretary-General of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC), acting as Secretary-General and NACC spokesperson, addressed the progress of the investigation into the 40 million baht bribe, as stated by Mr. Chaichanok Chidchob, Minister of Digital Economy and Society (DE), in Parliament.

Bangkok: The Secretary-General of the Office of the National Water Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONWR) confirmed that this year’s water situation is not as severe as in 2011, but caution is needed as areas outside the embankments may be affected. Meanwhile, Phradon is preparing to inspect water discharge from the Chao Phraya Dam on October 10. According to

Bangkok: The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has identified two new suspects in the ongoing “14th Floor Case” and is pushing forward with an expedited investigation. The individuals involved are reported to be high-ranking civil servants and politicians. The NACC has outlined a two-phase investigation process, focusing first on the transfer to the Police General Hospital and secondly on the suspension

Bangkok: Three approaches to solving the problem of Cambodians encroaching on Thai sovereignty were proposed. The spokesman for the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters revealed the results of a special meeting of the military commanders, which approved three approaches to resolving the issue of Cambodians encroaching on Thai sovereignty. According to Thai News Agency, Major General Witai Laithomya, spokesman for

Bangkok: Mr. Danucha Pichayanan, Secretary-General of the Office of National Water Resources (ONWR), has addressed concerns about this year’s water management situation, indicating that the current water levels are not as concerning as those in 2011. He highlighted that two major dams still have capacity for additional water storage and that ongoing rainfall will be closely monitored on October 7-8

Bangkok: P-Move invaded Government House to submit a proposal to resolve the land issue. Sopon received a letter saying, “Sweet talk, 4 months, do it immediately. If you make it take 4 years, you have to give it to me.” According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister Sopon Saram, along with Prime Minister’s Office Spokesperson Siripong Angkasakulkiat, received a

Bangkok: Sopon has expressed confidence in the current water management strategies and reassured the public that Bangkok will not experience flooding similar to the 2011 disaster, despite the heavier than anticipated rainfall. He is prepared to manage water drainage effectively and is contemplating proposing amendments to compensation regulations to assist the public. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister