Tag: Phitsanulok province
Democrats slam government’s rice pledging scheme
BANGKOK, Aug 16 - The 2013 budget bill debate in the House of Representatives enters its second day today after Thailand’s opposition Democrat...
PM Yingluck follows up on flood prevention
NAKHON SAWAN, 14 June 2012 - The prime minister and Cabinet ministers have continued the third day of the trip to inspect the...
Residents in upper central region suffer from flood
PHITSANULOK, 12 June 2012 – The flood situation is widespread in the northern and upper central regions. A wild flood from Phrae province...
PM Yingluck instructs 10 provincial governors to grow upstream forests within...
BANGKOK, 15 February 2012 - The prime minister has instructed the governors of 10 provinces, from upstream to downstream rivers, to finish the...
HM the King commends irrigation engineers for carrying out successfully beneficial...
BANGKOK, 19 September 2011 - His Majesty the King today granted an audience to agricultural and irrigation officials led by Minister of Agriculture and...
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PM Anutin says Border Patrol Police Unit 21 explosion was technical accident, not sabotage
BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul clarified that the recent explosion at the Border Patrol Police Unit 21 armory...
Cabinet approves revised CMIM Agreement to strengthen ASEAN+3 financial safety net
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Cabinet has approved the amended Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralisation (CMIM) Agreement, a move designed to enhance the ASEAN+3 region's financial...
EOD secures Border Patrol Police Unit 21 armory after explosion
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team was deployed as the first group to investigate the Border Patrol Police (BPP) Unit 21...
Road accidents most frequent, floods deadliest among 671 public health emergencies in 2025
BANGKOK, Thailand – The Ministry of Public Health has revealed that 671 public health emergency incidents were recorded in 2025, with road traffic accidents...
Thailand marks National Broadcasting Day, honoring first radio broadcast in 1930
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand observes National Broadcasting Day on February 25 each year, commemorating the country’s first official radio broadcast in 1930. National radio...