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Burapha Command Clarifies It's Not a Curfew in Ban Nong Chan, Citing Area Restriction Due to Content Creators
Military authorities restrict nighttime access to a border area in Sakaeo province after content creators were caught entering the restricted zone, though officials clarify the measure is not a formal curfew.
Chadchart Breaks Own Record with 1.5 Million Bangkok Votes as Election Commission Receives Final Count
Bangkok submitted final vote counts from all polling stations to the Election Commission after the gubernatorial and metropolitan council elections, with incumbent Chadchart Siritho securing 1.5 million votes to lead the unofficial gubernat
Editorial – Chadchart's Second Term
Bangkok voters re-elected Chadchart Sittipunt as governor for a second term with 1.44 million votes, reflecting confidence in his administration despite major challenges including waste management, pollution, traffic, and flooding that rema
No Clear Solution – MP Shooting Case Remains Murky as Three Southern Provinces Deteriorate
Unrest in Thailand's deep south has intensified over the past two weeks with daily violent incidents, while a contentious shooting case involving a Narathiwat MP has exposed alleged military and government involvement, complicating counteri
Siripong Proposes 240 Billion Baht Loan to Convert 80,000 Public Vehicles Across 7 Categories to Electric System
Thailand's transport ministry is seeking 240 billion baht in loans to convert 80,000 public transport vehicles across seven categories into electric vehicles, aiming to reduce carbon emissions by 200,000 tons annually and lower operating co
Alarming Incident: Chinese Child Cracks Glass Floor at 5A Scenic Viewpoint Using Umbrella, Triggers Safety Standard Review
A Chinese teenager cracked glass at a famous viewing platform in Henan province by striking it with an umbrella, prompting evacuations and renewed safety concerns despite officials confirming the laminated glass met national standards.
AOT Pushes Forward with Hat Yai Airport Improvements, Focusing on Passenger Touch Points
Airports of Thailand is upgrading Hat Yai Airport to enhance passenger experience, with renovations showcasing the region's diverse Thai, Chinese, and Muslim cultures set to complete by September 2025.
Eastern Command closes vulnerable passage in Ban Nong Jan, restricts area access after 6 PM
Military forces in Saraew province have closed a border crossing near Ban Nong Jan and banned civilians from the controlled area after 6 p.m., installing additional razor wire to prevent illegal smuggling along the Thai-Cambodian border.
Chulalongkorn Rajamangala University of Technology Opens Registration for Personal Health and Wellness Trainer Certification Program
Chulalongkorn Royal College opens enrollment for a personal training and wellness workshop limited to 30 participants, scheduled for July 16-17, 2569, with applications closing June 30.
National Savings Fund to Launch Retirement Lottery by Year-End 2026, Plans to Unlock Early Withdrawals Before Age 60
Thailand's National Savings Fund plans to launch retirement lottery tickets by late 2025 and will allow early withdrawals before age 60 for emergencies, using a 60:40 model that lets savers access 40% of contributions while preserving 60% f
UOB Bank: Thai SMEs Lead Region in AI Adoption, Push Expansion into ASEAN Despite Rising Costs
Over 70% of Thai SMEs are adopting artificial intelligence at higher rates than regional peers, helping reduce costs and boost efficiency, while more than 80% plan to expand into ASEAN markets within the next 2-3 years to manage rising oper
Academic Jessada Calls Out Pheu Thai Party Leader After Repeated Electoral Losses—A Painful Read
A university professor and science communicator criticized the Democrat Party's leadership after consecutive election losses, saying the party leader should resign as they would in Britain, and expressed doubts about supporting the same lea