Flooding Worsens in Hat Yai as Water Levels Reach Critical Heights
Hat yai: Flooding in Hat Yai continues to rise, with water levels rising at Kim Yong Market to chest level. Hat Yai Hospital is preparing
Hat yai: Flooding in Hat Yai continues to rise, with water levels rising at Kim Yong Market to chest level. Hat Yai Hospital is preparing
Hat yai: Hat Yai District and surrounding areas are currently flooded. Vehicles traveling from Phatthalung Province towards Hat Yai District are unable to pass as
Mae hong son: The Pollution Control Department has discovered arsenic levels exceeding acceptable standards in the Salween River, prompting collaboration with Myanmar to identify the
Hat yai: Deputy Prime Minister Thammanat Prompao addressed the flooding crisis in Hat Yai, ordering the expedited drainage of water into Songkhla Lake and setting
Bangkok: The Minister of Justice conducted a surprise raid at the Bangkok Remand Prison, calling for a thorough investigation into officials accused of granting privileges
Bangkok: The Minister of Justice visited the Bangkok Special Prison to inspect a converted room after finding it was being used to benefit Chinese inmates.
Sa kaeo: The temporary border demarcation between Thailand and Cambodia continues to make headway, as both nations carry on with their efforts in Sa Kaeo
Satun: The flooding situation in the South remains critical, the worst in several years. In Satun Province, a mudslide resulted in the death of a
Hat yai: Throughout the day, Songkhla Province continued to experience heavy rain, causing widespread flooding in Hat Yai District, the economic hub of the South.
Nakhon si thammarat: A drug suspect fled from police in a canal in Tha Sala District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. The swift current swept him