Ubon ratchathani: The Royal Thai Army has dispatched military engineers to the Thai-Cambodian border to undertake a mine clearance mission in the Chong Bok area. The decision comes after three Thai soldiers were injured by a landmine while on a patrol mission aimed at maintaining peace in the region. According to Thai News Agency, following the incident, the 2nd Army

Bangkok: Deputy Government Spokesperson Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak has emphasized that 19 digital platforms are mandated to clearly state the standards of products sold on their websites. This requirement is part of a broader initiative to prevent online fraud, as stipulated by the DPS Act, Section 20. According to Thai News Agency, the government, through the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA),

Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Cambodia’s use of anti-personnel mines, labeling them a serious violation of international law and a breach of Thai sovereignty, while urging cooperative efforts for their removal. Mr. Nikorndej Plangoon, Director-General of the Department of Information and Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, issued a statement protesting against the recent planting of anti-personnel

Bangkok: Spokesperson of the Royal Thai Army denies that Cambodia distorted the truth, accusing Thai soldiers of planting mines in Chong Bok, confirming that the mines found were not Thai, sending military engineers to collect evidence in the area, preparing to file a lawsuit with the UN. According to Thai News Agency, the Royal Thai Army has firmly responded to

Bangkok: In a recent address on the ‘Thai Opportunity’ program, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Phumtham Vejjayachai, reiterated the government’s firm stance on drug suppression, highlighting the critical nature of the issue. He warned civil servants of immediate transfers if found negligent in their duties, emphasizing that addressing drug-related problems is vital for economic development, especially at the

Bangkok: The full NCPO meeting on July 21st will determine the stance on the issue of soldiers stepping on landmines. Government spokesman reveals that the full NCPO meeting will be held on July 21 to determine the position after the 2nd Army reported the results of the investigation into the incident of 3 soldiers stepping on a landmine, while the

Sisaket: “Somsak,” leading a formidable Pheu Thai Party contingent, delivered speeches across four platforms in support of “Phurika” during the Sisaket by-election. The campaign criticized former coalition parties for stagnating on policy advancement, failing to address the drug issue, and liberalizing cannabis. He underscored that electing them would position the opposition, while choosing Pheu Thai would mean a proactive government.

Surin: “Army Region 2” has disclosed that the number of visitors from Thailand and Cambodia to the historic sites of Prasat Ta Muen Thom and Prasat Ta Kwai in Thailand has reached nearly 7,000. The situation remains stable, with no disruptions reported. According to Thai News Agency, the recent increase in tourist numbers follows efforts by Cambodia to boost visits