Bangkok: The government’s policy statement has been finalized, with the Prime Minister set to present it personally, opting not to have bodyguards on this occasion. Anutin Charnvirakul’s draft government policy statement is a concise document, consisting of eight pages. The upcoming policies will primarily address the economy, security and borders, social issues, natural disasters, and compensation. According to Thai News

Bangkok: Akaradej Wongpitakroj has admitted to being teased about signing his name on the application form for the Bhumjaithai Party. He mentioned that a group of 12 MPs is currently waiting for Ekkanat Promphan to finalize his decision to join the Blue Party. Discussions are being expedited, and the public will be informed before the dissolution of Parliament. According to

Phuket: “Ploy Talay” admits to moving to the Bhumjaithai Party due to internal problems with the Democrat Party. Ploythale admitted her decision to join Bhumjaithai was due to internal problems with the Democrat Party, pointing out that in order to work in politics, the organization must be strong and able to address the concerns of the people. According to Thai

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has reaffirmed that Ban Nong Ya Kaew is situated within Thai territory, dismissing claims of it being an overlapping area. The Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) has already certified its position, aligning with the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) established in 2000. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Witai Laithomya, spokesperson for the Royal Thai Armed

Phuket: Bhumjaithai Party unveiled three prospective Phuket MP candidates, preparing to contest the election after the House of Representatives is dissolved. They are also actively seeking candidates from 14 southern provinces, with a clear launch planned for mid-next month. They aim for 30 seats, insisting that they will not violate the MoA, and are seeking peace of mind for the

Bangkok: The Bhumjaithai Party has finalized its draft for amending the constitution and is currently gathering the necessary signatures to present it to the Speaker of the House. The draft is set to be included on the agenda on September 24th. Adjustments will be made to align with the Constitutional Court’s ruling regarding the origins of the Constituent Assembly members,

Bangkok: The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has integrated “T-Alert” warnings to reach the public through all channels. The DDPM is promoting Thailand’s disaster warning system, “T-Alert,” which will provide warnings on all forms of disasters operated by the government through all warning devices in at-risk areas. According to Thai News Agency, the DDPM organized a seminar and

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister of Thailand, underscored the significance of the National Defence College (NDC) during an announcement of study results by the 67th NDC cadets. Anutin, a former cadet of the NDC Class of 2018, emphasized the importance of connections and the necessity of utilizing them effectively. He acknowledged that the government has limited time but remains