Bangkok: The Ministry of Interior has initiated an investigation into the Khao Kradong land dispute by establishing seven committees, although no timeline has been set for the submission of the investigation results. The investigation follows concerns about the decision not to revoke the land title deeds in the contested area. According to Thai News Agency, the order to investigate was

Phuket: “Ploy Talay”, a new generation from Phuket Province, has officially applied for membership in the Bhumjaithai Party. Ms. Ploy Talay Laksami Saengchan, a former executive committee member and deputy spokesperson of the Democrat Party, made the move following a recruitment announcement by Mr. Sirapop Duangsodsri, Director of the Bhumjaithai Party. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Ploy Talay, who

Bangkok: Supachai Jaismut, Chairman of the Legal Working Group of the Bhumjaithai Party, has initiated steps to scrutinize the actions of the Director-General of the Land Department concerning the controversial Khao Kradong case. The move involves setting up a committee to investigate the decision not to revoke a land title deed, a decision that has been upheld by the Administrative

Bangkok: “Phao Bhum” has confirmed that the first “retirement lottery” draw will be held in the fourth quarter of this year, with tickets available at 50 baht each. This initiative, discussed in the House of Representatives, aims to transform spending into savings, offering a chance for participants to win a 1 million baht first prize. The lottery is open to

Bangkok: Suvarnabhumi Airport has achieved a significant milestone by being ranked first in the world for the number of airlines it serves, positioning Thailand as a premier tourist destination. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan, the deputy government spokeswoman, revealed that a survey conducted by Brilliant Maps identified Suvarnabhumi Airport as the leading airport globally with 113 airlines

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is set to brief the diplomatic corps and foreign diplomatic assistants this evening on the incident involving Thai soldiers stepping on a landmine. This briefing comes ahead of the Ministry’s plan to send protest letters to Cambodia and Japan, in its capacity as Ottawa President, following Cambodia’s violation of the convention. According to Thai

Bangkok: The Ministry of Education has ordered districts in the path of the impending storm Wipha to prepare for potential disruptions, including the immediate closure of schools if necessary. The Ministry of Agriculture is also emphasizing the importance of mitigating impacts on the agricultural sector. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, the deputy government spokesman, disclosed that the

Bangkok: “Wirote” is set to reignite the campaign, “Hunting down soldiers to be put to civilian court,” originally championed by the Pheu Thai Party, following a Supreme Military Court ruling in the “Nong Mei case.” This case has spurred calls for the Prime Minister to sign the OPCAT convention, paving the way for the National Human Rights Commission and the