Bangkok: Anudit-Karun are preparing to officially join the Kla Tham Party tomorrow afternoon. Anudit Nakornthap is poised to take on the role of strategy chairman within the party. According to Thai News Agency, reporters from the Kla Tham Party (KTC) have confirmed the impending membership of Captain Anudit Nakornthap and Mr. Karun Hosakul, both formerly affiliated with the Thai Sang

Sriracha: “Natthaphong” led the People’s Party team to visit Sriracha, rushed to meet party members, accepted opinions after the cobra incident, ate lunch at a noodle shop that did not sell snake food. The people firmly supported and sent encouragement to continue fighting. Assigned “MP Sahasawat” to continue taking care of the area, coordinating to solve problems continuously without interruption.

Bangkok: Thai research team discovers a new substance “HeLP from rubber serum”, transforming waste rubber into an innovation that generates income, adding value to Thai rubber, leading to industrial development on the world stage. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Karom Polpornklang, Deputy Government Spokesperson, revealed that the discovery of ‘HeLP’ (Hevea Latex Polysaccharide) – a new biomolecule from rubber

Bangkok: Heavy rainfall has sparked significant traffic congestion in Bangkok, prompting Mr. Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, deputy leader and MP of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party, to urge Governor Chadchart Sittipunt and the traffic police to implement a response plan. The flooding on the Bangna-Trat Road, stretching over 31 kilometers, has become a crisis, causing distress among the city’s residents. According

Bangkok: Ms. Nantana Nantvaropas, a member of the New Generation Senator Group, has initiated a process to gather signatures from senators aimed at submitting a petition to the Constitutional Court. The petition seeks to suspend the duties of 200 senators concerning the approval process of independent organizations. This move follows an investigation into possible collusion within the Senate. According to

Bangkok: PPRP is concerned about what the government is afraid of, agreeing to withdraw troops from Ta Muen Thom. PPRP spokesman slams government’s economic solutions, saying the country will be left behind, worse than “Cambodia and Laos”, and worsening the situation by raising “oil taxes”. He wonders what the government is afraid of, making it necessary to withdraw troops from

Chonburi: In a recent development, the Prachachon Party has announced that it will not expel MP Kritsada Chivathamanon from the party despite her request. Instead, the party will pursue legal avenues to determine whether her letter can be considered a resignation from her role as an MP, and all rights within the party will be suspended as a result. According

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party MP Manatsanun Leenawarat, commonly known as MP Fluke, chose to remain tight-lipped regarding the subject of his cryptic social media post that mentioned an enigmatic ‘J’. As reporters sought clarity, MP Fluke downplayed the matter, stating, “There’s nothing, let’s end it,” before leaving the Pheu Thai Party office. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Manatsanun had