Director of Civil Affairs Office Asserts Troops Will Not Surrender Territory to Cambodia
Bangkok: The Director of the Civil Affairs Office has firmly stated that Thai troops will neither retreat nor surrender any territory to Cambodia. The Office
Bangkok: The Director of the Civil Affairs Office has firmly stated that Thai troops will neither retreat nor surrender any territory to Cambodia. The Office
Bangkok: The Second Army Region Commander has asserted that the border checkpoint will remain closed until his retirement, emphasizing the need for continued security measures.
Khao kradong: “Kaewsan” advises honest villagers to protect their land rights in Khao Kradong. Kaewsan invoked the Administrative Procedure Act, Sections 51-52, to oppose the
Bangkok: Kla Tham’s membership has surged past 134,000, leading all political parties. The party spokesperson expressed his delight at the trust placed in him by
Bangkok: Itthiphon Boonprakong has emphasized the transparency and thoroughness of the investigation into alleged collusion in the selection of senators, ensuring that the process is
Bangkok: The government has tasked the Department of Public Works and Town and Country Planning with establishing a building inspection center to expedite the survey
Bangkok: The spokesman for the Palang Pracharath Party extended his gratitude to the public for their swift donations of barbed wire to the Second Army
Bangkok: “Krawee” has raised concerns over the sustainability of the Royal Irrigation Department’s 40 billion baht budget for managing flood and drought situations. According to
Bangkok: The Thai-Cambodian border situation remains stable, with authorities urging the public not to believe recent fake news regarding immigration scams and evacuation orders. Mr.
Khon kaen: Two MPs from Khon Kaen, representing the Prachachon Party, have come forward with allegations of attempted vote-buying related to a 10-million-baht proposal concerning