Pattaya Mail
Education Ministry launches five-mission reform plan to ease teacher workload and...
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Education Ministry is advancing a policy framework built around five key missions to reform the system, improve learning outcomes, and...
PM honors cybersecurity award winners, reaffirms support for digital security push
BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has met with recipients of national cybersecurity awards at Government House, recognizing their achievements while making clear...
Transport Ministry shifts focus to road maintenance under FY2027 zero-based budget...
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Ministry of Transport has announced it is aligning its Fiscal Year 2027 budget plans with government policy, prioritizing maintenance and...
Armed Forces Chief visits Deep South to review security operations and...
BANGKOK, Thailand – Royal Thai Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief General Ukrit Boontanon has visited the southern border provinces to review security operations and strengthen coordination...
Commerce Ministry expands ‘Thais Help Thais’ program to stabilize prices in...
NARATHIWAT, Thailand – The Commerce Ministry is monitoring the rollout of its “Thais Help Thais” program in the southern border provinces to reduce expenses...
Thai cassava trade event in Chongqing secures over 2 billion baht...
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Department of Foreign Trade reported strong results from a cassava trade event in Chongqing, China, with projected orders exceeding 2...
PM Visits Chiang Mai as forest fire fight intensifies amid severe...
CHIANG MAI, Thailand – Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul visited Chiang Mai on Tuesday to inspect wildfire response units and boost morale among frontline personnel...
Khon Kaen deputy abbot disciplined after viral Songkran parade incident sparks...
KHON KAEN, Thailand – A deputy abbot in Khon Kaen has been formally disciplined after viral images showed him splashing water and applying powder...
Northern Thailand suffers 40 days of toxic PM2.5 as forest fires...
CHIANG MAI, Thailand – Many provinces in northern Thailand have been blanketed by PM2.5 pollution for 40 consecutive days. The primary cause remains illegal...













