Bangkok: The Election Commission has confirmed that there are no delays in the case involving Dr. Kesakamon Pliansamai, a member of the Senate accused of fraudulently using her academic position to qualify as a Senator. The Commission insists that all procedures are progressing within the designated timeframe. According to Thai News Agency, the Election Commission has resolved to prosecute Dr.

Bangkok: The Army has reported the discovery of two additional new-type mines in the Chong Bok area, near the original incident site, emphasizing a clear violation of the Ottawa Convention. The Army Intelligence Department is set to invite the assistant military attach© to discuss the facts of the situation. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Winthai Suvari, the army

Bangkok: “Madam Cher” has lodged a complaint with the NACC, calling for an investigation into an MP identified only by the initial “S”, who allegedly accepted more than 3,000 baht, breaching the ethics guidelines for political officials. She also plans to pursue an inquiry into “former ministers, daughters, and sons-in-law” suspected of corruption at a National Parks Department store. According

Bangkok: Senator Pisit remains unconcerned about the potential outcomes of the ongoing collusion case involving senators, even if it results in a suspension or removal from his duties. He acknowledges having lingering questions about the copycat accusations but expresses readiness to explain himself to the full Election Commission (EC) if requested, maintaining that his actions have been honest and constitutional.

Bangkok: The army is set to invite assistant military attach©s and representatives from multiple countries to provide explanations regarding Cambodia’s recent mine deployment. This move aims to inform these representatives about the situation and to implement measures ensuring the safety of tourists visiting Ta Muen Thom Temple. In response, volunteers and female rangers will be deployed to enhance visitor safety.

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