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Bangkok: A K9 dog involved in a rescue mission at the collapsed Office of the Auditor General building is experiencing difficulties due to the hot

Mae Hong Son: The Department of National Parks and Wildlife, in collaboration with the Royal Thai Air Force, has effectively utilized aerial water-dropping techniques to

Bangkok: K-9 dog helps search for missing person in good spirits, sees doctor for nose and eyes examination, safe and able to continue working. At

Bangkok: An engineering professor at Kasetsart University believes that the tremors felt by people in several tall buildings yesterday were not caused by aftershocks. He

Bangkok: The husband of Ms. Wiphakham, a 40-year-old victim of the State Audit Office building collapse, arrived at the Police General Hospital’s Institute of Forensic

Bangkok: The Minister of Agriculture emphasized a new policy on the anniversary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, focusing on increasing farmers’ income through

Bangkok: Rescuers have identified 70 bodies on floors 14-21 of the State Audit Office building that collapsed recently. Rescue teams are in the process of

Bangkok: Gradually removing the bodies of the three deceased from under the collapsed building and sending them to the Institute of Forensic Medicine. The bodies

Bangkok: Mobilize officers and heavy machinery to search for people trapped under the rubble of the Office of the Auditor General building. Throughout the afternoon,

Bangkok: The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture has mandated an immediate inspection of all ministry buildings following a recent earthquake. This action includes