Kamphaeng phet: “Pai” has criticized “Rakchanok” for allegedly causing the Kamphaeng Phet mob to invade the People’s Democratic Reform Committee, citing political maneuvering over development budget concerns. He urged for discussions with knowledgeable parties to assure the people of Kamphaeng Phet that infrastructure projects like dams and roads will proceed without obstruction. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pai Lik,

Bangkok: The chairman of the Religious Affairs Committee has launched an investigation into a scandal involving a ‘famous monk’ and a female layperson, amid concerns that the incident could undermine the faith of Buddhists across the nation. The committee’s discussions also centered on the potential for allowing monks to marry and addressing issues related to female laypeople extorting money. According

Bangkok: Mr. Sanong Thep-aksornnarong, a member of the House of Representatives for Buriram Province, has criticized Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, the Minister of Interior, accusing him of seeking political revenge rather than focusing on governance. Mr. Sanong expressed concerns about Mr. Phumtham’s past performance as Defense Minister, during which he claims Cambodia severely criticized him, leading to fears of territorial loss.

Bangkok: The Subcommittee on Water Management has expressed confidence that the new draft of the Product Waste Management Act, also known as the WEEE Act, will provide a systematic and sustainable solution to the issue of electronic waste plaguing the city. The act focuses on the principle that producers, rather than the government, should bear the responsibility for waste management.

Bangkok: The Senate Religious Affairs Committee is preparing to call on agencies to clarify the case of ‘Ms. K.’ due to its sensitive nature affecting the faith of Buddhists. The committee emphasizes the need for urgent measures to control monastic discipline and protect reputable monks from being unjustly associated with misconduct. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Atcharaphan Homrot, Senator

Kuala lumpur: “Maris” joins ASEAN-China foreign ministers meeting as Thailand pushes for cooperation to solve important problems, transnational crimes-online scammers. Mr. Marist Sengiampong, Minister of Foreign Affairs, attended the ASEAN-China Foreign Ministers’ Meeting during the 58th ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting and Related Meetings in Kuala Lumpur. According to Thai News Agency, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi attended the meeting with

Bangkok: The Senate Whip has proposed a motion to establish a special committee to examine four critical national issues on July 15. This comes as a response to the government’s underwhelming economic solutions, rising online crimes, border disputes with three countries, and recurring natural disasters. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Mongkol Surassajja, President of the Senate, chaired the Senate

Roi et: Interior Minister 1 continues to take action, ordering a special operations unit of the Department of Provincial Administration to use a court warrant to arrest the administrator of a famous app group that exposed children to livestream online for profit, and to help 2 young girls who were victims of human trafficking. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy