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Farmers Struggle as Rice Prices Plummet to 4.50 Baht per Kilogram, Forced to Sell Land to Pay Fertilizer and Chemical Debts
Off-season rice farmers in central Thailand face mounting losses as prices crash to 4.50 baht per kilogram while production costs soar, forcing some to sell land to cover fertilizer debts.
Government Savings Bank Delivers Letter Confirming No Asset Seizure, Clarifies Facts
Government Savings Bank has withdrawn a property seizure notice and apologized to a customer for procedural errors that led to the incorrect enforcement action against his real estate.
Malaysia Intensifies Search for Migrant Boat Disaster Victims, 23 Rescued but Dozens Still Missing
Malaysian authorities rescued 23 Indonesian migrants but 14 remain missing after a boat sank off Pangkor Island on Monday, with search operations continuing.
Cabinet Approves 'Gold Hero' Certificate to Support Families of 27 Soldiers Killed at Thai-Cambodian Border
The Cabinet approved the 'Gold Hero' certificate program to provide healthcare benefits to families of 27 soldiers killed along the Thai-Cambodian border, ensuring bereaved relatives maintain medical coverage equivalent to government employ
PM Orders Land Policy Board to Expedite Community Land Title Certification Within 60 Days, Identifies Legal and Accounting Professions as Loopholes for Nominee Schemes
The Prime Minister ordered the National Land Policy Committee to certify community land titles within 60 days while cracking down on nominee schemes, identifying lawyers and accountants as facilitating loopholes that will face professional
Government Establishes Committee to Study Electricity Rate Structure and Private Power Purchase Agreements
Thailand's government has established a committee led by Deputy PM Pakorn Nilpraband to study and reform electricity rate structures, particularly addressing costly private power purchase agreements that have driven up household and busines
Army Chief of Staff Inspects Sai Yok Border Area, Visits Local Affected by Cambodian Military Encounter
Thailand's army chief inspected the Sai Yok border area in Buriram after a local man and soldier encountered armed Cambodian forces while gathering forest products, prompting deployment of enhanced surveillance to secure the region.
Fourth Enforcement Action: Popular Isaan Sausage Vendor in Silom Fined for Sidewalk Sales
A popular Isaan sausage vendor near MRT Silom Station faces a fourth fine for illegal sidewalk sales in Bangkok's Bang Rak District, with authorities warning that further violations will trigger full legal prosecution.
Victorina Himeji Confirms Separation from 'Boombim' Chatchachon After Three Seasons Together
Thai volleyball player Chatchachon Moksoree, known as 'Boombim,' will leave Japanese club Victorina Himeji at the end of the 2025-26 season after three successful years together.
Government Spokesperson Denies Using State Budget to Purchase World Cup Broadcasting Rights, Clarifies Cabinet Only Acknowledged Decision Today
Government officials denied claims that state funds were used to secure World Cup broadcasting rights, clarifying the Cabinet only acknowledged the Public Relations Department's coordination role today. Funding sources will be explained onc
Police Chief Denies Protecting Wrongdoer in Case of Officer Accused of Assaulting Drug User, Says Officer Remains on Duty Pending Investigation
A municipal police officer in Nakhon Ratchasima is under investigation for allegedly assaulting, confining, and forcing drugs on his ex-girlfriend while distributing explicit images of her online. The police chief denied protecting the offi
Direct from the Palace – Royal Gracious Bestowal of Insignia and Fan to Venerable Phra Thepvichiryan Sundhorn
His Majesty appointed a royal advisor to present ceremonial insignia and a new ecclesiastical rank to Venerable Phra Thepvichiryan Sundhorn, a revered Buddhist scholar and meditation master from Maha Sarakham Province in Northeast Thailand.