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Royal Irrigation Department Clarifies Cha-Uad–Phraek Muang Canal Dredging Project Phase 2
The Royal Irrigation Department is nearing completion of Phase 2 dredging on the Cha-Uad–Phraek Muang Canal in Nakhon Si Thammarat, removing 1.91 million cubic meters of sediment to improve water drainage and flood management for over 80,00
Border Patrol Rangers Engage in Intense Firefight with International Drug Trafficking Gang, Seize Nearly 60 kg of Raw Opium
Border patrol rangers engaged in a firefight with drug traffickers at Thailand's Mae Ai border, seizing nearly 60 kilograms of raw opium valued at over 2 million baht after suspects opened fire during an attempted escape.
Yotchanan and Akranun Launch ODOS Platform to Cultivate STEM-Focused Talented Youth While Upholding Nation, Religion, and Monarchy
Thailand launches ODOS scholarship platform to support disadvantaged STEM students pursuing overseas education while promoting Thai values and culture abroad. The initiative aims to reduce inequality and develop talent critical to the natio
Poll Reveals Majority Regret Government's Decision to Withdraw from Hosting 2030 Youth Olympic Games
A majority of Thais regret the government's decision to withdraw from hosting the 2030 Youth Olympic Games, citing missed opportunities to boost the country's international image and economy, according to a poll of 1,219 respondents.
Aviation Engineer Explains Why Liquids Over 100ml Get Confiscated, But Duty-Free Drinks Don't
Aviation engineer Poo Nisara explains why the 100ml liquid ban exists on planes: a 2006 terror plot to detonate bombs using chemicals hidden in soft drink bottles prompted the global restriction, while duty-free purchases bypass it due to s
Myanmar Stuns Gem World with Discovery of Massive 11,000-Carat Ruby Amid Civil Conflict
Myanmar's largest ruby in nearly three decades—an 11,000-carat stone with rare purplish-red hues—was discovered in Mogok amid the country's ongoing civil conflict, potentially commanding higher value than Myanmar's record-holder despite wei
Arrested at Railway Station: Former Sales Representative Embezzled Company Funds for Personal Debt
A 40-year-old former sales representative was arrested at Rangsit Railway Station after embezzling 120,000 baht from her plastic container company in 2022, spending customer payments on personal debts instead of depositing them.
Thai Cycling Federation Advances Short-Track Development Program, Sends Athletes to Japan Track Cup for World Points
Thailand's cycling federation is sending short-track athletes to Japan's Track Cup in May to earn world ranking points ahead of the 2026 Asian Games and Olympic 2028 qualifying competitions. The team will later train in China before competi
CIB Raids Illegal Durian Fertilizer Warehouse Claiming High-Quality Organic Fertilizer; Seizes Nearly 20,000 Items Worth 10 Million Baht
Police raided a Samut Prakan warehouse on May 10, seizing nearly 17,400 units of illegal unregistered fertilizer worth over 10 million baht that was falsely marketed as high-quality organic product for durian and other crops through social
Beautiful Friendship Endures! "Taa Neng" Cheers on "JJ" at Archery Competition After Downgrading from Romance to Friendship
After a decade-long romance, Taa Neng and JJ transitioned to friendship and remain supportive business partners, with Taa Neng recently cheering on JJ at an archery competition.
No One Else Brings Love Songs to Life with Orchestral Symphony Experience
Thai band No One Else performed their romantic hits with a 72-piece orchestra at a sold-out concert in Bangkok, reimagining their classic love songs with symphonic arrangements.
Tragic: Drug-Crazed Son Axes Mother to Death, Sits by Corpse in Daze as Police Arrest Him
A 41-year-old man in a drug-induced state fatally attacked his 73-year-old mother with an axe in Ubon Ratchathani Province, then remained sitting beside her body until police arrested him.