Bangkok: ‘Suhring’ has earned the prestigious distinction of three Michelin stars, becoming only the second restaurant in Thailand to achieve this honor, alongside ‘Sorn’. Meanwhile,
Trang: People fled their homes to escape the floods, turning the village into a deserted village. Flooding in Trang has begun to ease after the
Hat yai: ‘Kim Yong Market’, the economic center of Hat Yai, suffered heavy damage. A survey conducted after the flood situation began to ease revealed
Bangkok: The Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with five religions and network agencies, has initiated the “Religious Relations Unite to Help Flood Victims in the
Hat yai: The 4th Army Region Commander has confirmed that no soldiers were shot and killed while assisting with flood relief efforts in the Hat
Hat yai: Floodwaters in Hat Yai have begun to recede, revealing extensive damage across the region. Some areas, including the Khuan Lang Subdistrict Municipality and
Songkhla: Medical teams and police are mobilized to quickly identify the bodies of 104 deceased persons at the Prince of Songkhla University’s Forensic Medicine Center
Yan ta khao: Water levels are beginning to recede. Bangkok: This morning, Trang Province saw sunlight for the first time in eight days. Meanwhile, floodwaters
Hat yai: The “Superintendent of Hat Yai Police Station” has been reassigned to the Songkhla Provincial Police Operations Center, effectively removing him from his previous
Hat yai: The National Police Chief has mandated the creation of a personal identification operation center in Hat Yai, deploying a team of forensic doctors