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Disaster Agency Monitors Flooding, Uses Cell Alerts for Riverside Communities
Thailand's disaster agency is monitoring monsoon flooding across the North and Northeast using Cell Broadcast alerts to warn riverside communities, with no major typhoons currently threatening the country.
Surgeon Removes 180 Nails, Coins From Patient's Stomach
A Chinese surgeon removed nearly 180 nails, coins, and metal objects weighing 1 kilogram from a 36-year-old man's stomach after he experienced severe vomiting and abdominal pain, with doctors attributing the dangerous behavior to his Pica d
Trang Hospital Uses Black Mud to Treat Knee Arthritis
Trang Hospital is treating knee arthritis using black mud from Hadsamran Beach, combining traditional Thai medicine with modern research to reduce pain and improve joint function without medication side effects.
Interior Ministry Defends Handling of 5,925 Exam Irregularity Cases
Deputy Interior Minister Worasidit Liangprasert defended sending 5,925 civil service exam irregularity cases to local agencies, saying each organization is performing its assigned duties rather than shifting responsibility. He stressed that
Soldier Loses Leg After Stepping on Landmine in Ubon Ratchathani
A soldier with Thailand's National Mine Action Center lost his leg after stepping on an anti-personnel mine while clearing ordnance in Ubon Ratchathani province on August 17.
Police Dismantle Fake Invoice Network Causing 360 Million Baht Tax Loss
Police dismantled a fake tax invoice network operating across five provinces that defrauded the government of 360 million baht, arresting three suspects including the scheme's organizer in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, and Nakhon Ratchasima.
Energy Fund Allocates 7.5 Billion Baht for Clean Power Access
The Energy Conservation Promotion Fund allocated 7.5 billion baht in 2025 to support 55,058 clean energy projects nationwide, with priority given to solar systems for remote and unelectrified communities across 47 areas.
Temple Abbot Hopeful as Land Dispute Nears Resolution
A Buddhist abbot in Khon Kaen Province expressed optimism after officials from the National Buddhist Protection Committee visited to address a long-standing land dispute involving a 21-rai property title transfer to the temple.
TV Host Bam Delighted as Toddler Says First Word: 'Papa'
TV host Bam celebrated his toddler's first word—"papa"—as the nearly 15-month-old hits developmental milestones while the presenter balances parenting duties solo without hired help.
Police to Target Exam Fraud Brokers by Month's End
Police are accelerating an investigation into a local government exam fraud scheme involving altered test scores and state officials, with major developments expected by month's end as they pursue brokers and other suspects connected to the
Singer Farida Hospitalized Again During Third Trimester Pregnancy
Singer Farida Hai Thongkham was hospitalized in her third trimester on August 16 after experiencing dizziness, rapid heartbeat, blurred vision, and persistent vomiting. The expecting mother shared her symptoms on social media, noting she vo
Hospital Investigates Nurse Abuse Claims After Patient Death
A woman died at a Khon Kaen hospital after posting photos showing marks and bruises on her body and complaining of long ER waits; her son now questions why staff allowed her to use the bathroom alone before she lost consciousness and suffer