Nagoya: The Thai national sports contingent is gradually arriving in Nagoya, Japan, to compete in the 20th Asian Games. Admiral Apiwat Srivaddhana, head of the Thai delegation, has revealed the latest updates on the Thai national athletes in Japan.
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Nagoya: The Thai national football team, known as the “War Elephants,” is set to compete in the Asian Games, with their first match against Kyrgyzstan. Coach Thawatchai Damrong-ongtrakul has acknowledged the challenging nature of their group but is de…
Nagoya: The Thai men’s volleyball team is confident of their chances of qualifying for the 2026 Asian Games. Sergeant Major Boonyarit Wongthorn, captain of the Thai men’s national volleyball team, aims for a good result by focusing on one game at a ti…
Bangkok: Supajee Suthamphan has revealed that the Prime Minister has instructed Ekniti Nitithanprapha to explore avenues to extend the “Thai Helps Thai Plus” program for an additional two months.
According to Thai News Agency, Supajee emphasized the…
Bangkok: “Pharadon” reiterates that he is not involved and is not smart enough to devise a system of collusion in the Senate. Mr. Paradorn Prisnanantakul, Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office and MP for Ang Thong Province from the Bhumjait…
Bangkok: The Thai government is set to implement a “National Disaster Insurance System” to protect around 30 million households from floods, storms, and earthquakes, starting October 1, 2026. Mr. Ekkapop Pienpises, the Spokesperson for the Prime Minis…
Bangkok: Worasit Liengprasit, Deputy Minister of Interior, has directed an urgent investigation into alleged fraudulent activities at a childcare center on Koh Phangan. This directive was issued to the Surat Thani governor and the district chief follo…
Bangkok: Yotsanan and Bunthida, drawing lessons from the Nan floods, have joined forces with four agencies to launch “One Map Water,” addressing inconsistent data and showcasing a centralized warning dashboard to enhance the accuracy and timeliness of…
Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party insists it is not involved in collusion with senators and is not worried about a no-confidence motion. Bhumjaithai Party confirms it is not involved in the Senate collusion scandal and asks that the matter not be linked to a…
Bangkok: The government is moving forward with the “no need for document copies” policy for official transactions, linking data from 58 different sectors via GDX. The goal is to reduce the burden on citizens and upgrade digital government services wit…