Bangkok: Thai authorities have issued an urgent health warning as PM2.5 dust pollution is forecast to spike sharply across the country between November 28 and
Bangkok: The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has opened a Crisis Tourism Situation Monitoring Centre (CAPM) to urgently coordinate aid for tourists stranded by severe
Hatyai: Floodwaters are slowly withdrawing across Hatyai, but the receding waters have exposed a trail of devastation and despair, particularly in the Hatyai Municipal area.
Hat yai: The Thai military and various civilian aid organizations launched an extensive operation, employing air and naval assets to rescue and provide critical aid
Hat yai: The flood situation in Hat Yai District this morning has begun to ease, with some residents gradually returning to their homes.
According to
Hat yai: Hat Yai Municipality water levels are beginning to recede and are expected to reach the riverbank level before noon today. The Royal Irrigation
