Bangkok: The Transport Company has increased its fleet by adding 1,000 more vehicles to cater to outbound passengers today. This move aims to manage the
Chiang Mai: The Prime Minister is preparing to inspect ‘Songkran’ in Chiang Mai on April 13th. She has instructed all units to adhere to the
Ang Thong: “Anutin-Pharadon” confirmed that there will still be a parliamentary meeting next term, dismissing news of parliament being dissolved. Deputy Prime Minister and Deputy
Bangkok: The Road Safety Center announced that during the 7 dangerous days of Songkran, there were 211 accidents, 201 injuries, and 27 deaths. Bangkok led
Chiang Mai: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has returned to Chiang Mai for the long Songkran holiday, where he was seen spending time with his
Bangkok: The Ministry of Labor is gearing up for a safe Songkran Festival by implementing measures to ensure the well-being of both Thai and foreign
