Bangkok: “Icecream” insists that the House will not collapse only when government MPs come to work. Mr. Parit Wacharasindhu, MP for the party list and spokesman for the Prachachon Party, has voiced his concerns about the recurring collapses of the parliament, expressing that the issues stem from government MPs not being present. He emphasized the necessity for government MPs to

Bangkok: Senate President leads Senators to visit 3 soldiers who stepped on a landmine, giving them money as a gift and encouragement. Senator Sawat revealed that he is waiting to see if it is new or old, indicating that he must be more careful, preparing to discuss with the Deputy Minister of Defense on 24 July. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has lodged a formal protest against Cambodia, citing a violation of Thai sovereignty that resulted in injuries to three Thai soldiers. The ministry plans to address this issue with the Cambodian ambassador and Foreign Minister, engage in discussions with senior leaders, and reaffirm Thailand’s stance on the matter during the United Nations meeting in

Bangkok: A public warning has been issued regarding the dangers of using ultrasonic tartar scrapers at home, highlighting the risk of infection. It is advised that individuals utilize the gold card to have tartar professionally removed at dental clinics participating in the “30 baht treatment everywhere” project or at regular service units, free of charge. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party has strongly countered claims made by Ms. Kusumalawati Sirikomut, a former MP of Mahasarakham Province from the Pheu Thai Party, asserting that they never sought mediation and are committed to pursuing legal action to its fullest extent. The party maintains that it will strictly adhere to legal channels to address any misinformation. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Senator Premsak Piayura has called upon the Ministry of Digital Economy to take immediate action against call center gangs, gambling websites, and pornographic websites following the enactment of the Emergency Decree on the Suppression of Call Centers. The Minister of Digital Economy has committed to apprehending the individual known as “Kok An” and addressing the Facebook platform, which is

Sisaket: Somsak Thepsuthin, the Minister of Public Health, has temporarily stepped away from government duties to actively participate in the campaign for the Sisaket by-election. He emphasized that if Phurika Sommai, the candidate from the Pheu Thai Party, is elected, she can begin her responsibilities without delay. Somsak underscored the seriousness of addressing the drug problem in the region, referencing

Bangkok: Senator Pisit Apiwattanapong has confirmed his decision to move forward with voting for Constitutional Court judges and the Election Commission, amid concerns regarding potential violations of the Constitution. According to Thai News Agency, Senator Pisit addressed the issue surrounding the approval process of committees for independent organizations and Constitutional Court judges. Some members have raised objections, arguing that if