Pattaya: Pattaya has declared that prostitution in public places is illegal under Thai law, and has mobilized forces to crack down on beaches and Soi 2 in preparation for the arrival of US troops at the port in early September.
According to Thai New…
Songkhla: The Ministry of Transport is gearing up to transform Songkhla Port into a logistics hub in the lower Gulf of Thailand. Minister of Transport, Sanphet, announced plans to enhance the port’s infrastructure, including a request for an additiona…
Songkhla: The Koh Yo weaving group is overjoyed! They are preparing to present a blue-purple “Rajawat pattern” woven fabric to the Cabinet for them to wear at the mobile Cabinet meeting, hoping to raise awareness about preserving local wisdom.
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Bangkok: The Ministry of Culture and Big C have announced the continuation of their CPOT Shop project, designed to enhance the global presence of Thai products and cultural capital. This initiative, now in its third consecutive year, has successfully …
Mu si: A dwarf elephant from Khao Yai National Park has become a well-known figure in the Mu Si area as it continues to forage within the community, showing no inclination to return to its forest home. The elephant, affectionately named “Phlai Khae,” …
Bangkok: Ms. Kardee Leowpairoj, Deputy Leader of the Democrat Party, has publicly addressed the ongoing legal proceedings concerning her involvement with the Th-AI Passport project. She recently received a summons for a preliminary hearing scheduled f…
Chonburi: Mr. Sophon Saram, Speaker of the House of Representatives, has taken a significant step in uniting parliamentary officials to build a progressive organization. Together with Ms. Mallika Chiraphanvanich, First Deputy Speaker, and Mr. Lertsak …
Bangkok: Police authorities have reported that there is no evidence to support the theory of “arson to force people off the land” in the recent fire at Khlong Thom Center, despite witnesses frequently reporting smoke rising from the central area. The …
Bang lamung: Police conducted a sting operation and arrested a monk in his temple cell along with the drugs.
According to Thai News Agency, Bang Lamung police used an undercover agent to buy ketamine from a monk at a well-known temple in the Na Klu…
Bangkok: “Use less, pay less” – A new electricity tariff structure is set to take effect in September 2026, aiming to alleviate the financial burden on more than 21 million households. The initiative, titled “Use less, pay less,” ensures that the firs…