Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, has announced plans to demolish and rebuild the Samsen Police Station building after it was deemed structurally unsafe. The decision follows the revelation of structural deviations that compromised the building’s integrity. Anutin emphasized the need for safety and stated that the demolition is the responsibility of the Department of Public

Buriram: The Minister of Public Health, Mr. Phatthana Promphat, along with officials from the Ministry of Public Health, visited the Buriram-Surin border hospital to inspect public health personnel and to deliver flu medicine and vaccines as a preventive measure against the spread of disease. The Minister also proposed the construction of bunkers to enhance safety at the border. According to

Kanchanaburi: Sakda Wichiensin, Deputy Minister of the Interior and former Pheu Thai Party MP for Kanchanaburi, has expressed confidence that the Bhumjaithai Party will emerge victorious in the upcoming Kanchanaburi by-election. He emphasized the normalcy of political leaders, such as Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, campaigning for their candidates but highlighted the importance of considering both past contributions and future potential when

Bangkok: In his inaugural debate as an opposition figure, Varawut Silpa-archa, leader of the Chartthaipattana Party, extended support to Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul before criticizing the government for drafting policies that do not encompass all ministries. Varawut expressed concerns that this oversight could hinder ministers in executing their responsibilities, emphasizing the need for a change in thought and approach to

Bangkok: Chonlanan has criticized the Anutin government’s four-month term, describing it as a case resolution rather than a parliamentary dissolution. He expressed concerns that the government’s approach has extended its influence over MPs, senators, civil servants, and independent organizations, aiming to secure a future electoral advantage. He highlighted that, although the policies appear well-crafted, the individuals responsible for their implementation

Bangkok: The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) has concluded the Sisaket by-election, with the results expected to be announced within 60 days. The by-election for Sisaket Constituency 5 MP saw Jintawan Traisaranakul of the Bhumjaithai Party emerge victorious with 40,246 votes, amidst a voter turnout of 59.95%. According to Thai News Agency, the election was held to fill a vacant

Bangkok: Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut, the leader of the opposition in Thailand’s House of Representatives, has highlighted the commencement of a critical four-month period leading to the dissolution of Parliament. As the government embarks on this countdown, Natthaphong emphasized the need for a new, fully democratic constitution, vowing to ensure rigorous checks and balances during this period. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: During a heated parliamentary session, Police Colonel Thawee Sodsong, leader of the Prachachat Party, targeted Anutin Charnvirakul for his alleged involvement in the Khao Kradong and Senate collusion cases. The session, chaired by Senate President Mongkol Surasajja, witnessed significant protests from Bhumjaithai Party MPs and other senators. Thawee asserted that the government’s policy statement, presented alongside the 2026 Budget