Typhoon Wipha Causes Havoc in Thailand, Leading to Fatalities and Structural Damage
Chanthaburi: A storm hit Chanthaburi, causing the roof of a chicken rice shop to collapse, hitting the owner’s mother in the back and causing injuries.
Chanthaburi: A storm hit Chanthaburi, causing the roof of a chicken rice shop to collapse, hitting the owner’s mother in the back and causing injuries.
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning regarding potential heavy rain in parts of 15 provinces across Thailand, posing risks of flash floods and
Sa Kaeo: The border crossing at Sa Kaeo, a crucial transit point between Thailand and Cambodia, has been closed multiple times daily following a clash
Bangkok: The Anti-Corruption Commission and related agencies have gathered complete evidence from temples, universities, and Buddhist parks to investigate the financial trail of the former
United Nations: The United Nations Security Council has unanimously adopted Resolution 2788 (2025), aiming to reinforce the mechanisms for peaceful conflict resolution worldwide. The resolution
Bangkok: Nan Province, the border city, is ready to receive “Storm Wipha”. Storm Wipha is weakening, but it is moving closer to Thailand and is
Geneva: In March 2022, the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-5.2) adopted a pivotal resolution to develop an International Legally Binding Instrument (ILBI) aimed at addressing
Mae sai: Mae Sai border, Chiang Rai Province, in addition to being in the direction of Typhoon Wipha, must also watch out for heavy rain
Bangkok: ONWR warns to prepare for storm “Wipha” and high sea water in the Chao Phraya River, Tha Chin River and Mae Klong River, exceeding
Bangkok: The Criminal Court for Corruption Cases recently organized a seminar focusing on the challenges of creating a balance of rights for agencies involved in