Bangkok: Thammanat Prompao, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, has declared that the water situation across the nation will return to normal
Bangkok: Bhumibol Dam has reached 99.33% of its water capacity as of this morning, with a discharge rate set at 53 million cubic meters per
Nam pat district: In the heart of the lush forests of Ton Sak Yai National Park, Uttaradit Province, lies a tree that is not only
Bangkok: The first half of the “Kon La Khrueng Plus” program has witnessed significant spending, with over 29.6 billion baht expended in just 13 days.
Sukhothai: Sukhothai’s economic zone is once again grappling with severe flooding as the Yom River’s water level rises. Key economic districts in Sukhothai city are
Ban tai ko: The area of Tai Ko Subdistrict in Sam Khok District, Pathum Thani Province, is facing severe flooding. Schools, temples, and hundreds of
Bangkok: “Phradon” has expressed concerns that the Bhumibol Dam will reach its full capacity within two days, prompting the acceleration of water release into the
Bangkok: Sopon insists the water is under control and is preparing to discuss with the Cabinet and the National Security Council to adjust compensation criteria.
Bangkok: The Gold Traders Association has advised investors to accumulate gold following a recent decline in prices, predicting a potential increase in the near future.
Bangkok: Thammanat Prompao, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, has assured that the water situation in Bangkok and surrounding provinces will return