Tag: Pradit Sintawanarong
MOPH ask public not to worry over rumored bird flu case...
BANGKOK, 21 September 2013 The Ministry of Public Health asserts that the rumor alleging a Thai person has contracted H5N1 avian influenza was untrue. ...
Ministry of Public Health to set up Clearing House
Bangkok, 3 May 2013,Minister of Public Health Dr. Pradit Sintawanarong on Thursday told the media about the establishing of a national Clearing House to...
People advised to refrain from touching birds, whether dead or alive
BANGKOK, 23 April 2013 The Ministry of Public Health is advising the public to refrain from touching all kinds of birds, whether dead...
Deadly refugee camp blaze leads to transfer of top Khun Yuam...
BANGKOK, March 26 - Khun Yuam police superintendent was transferred from his post on Tuesday for failing to immediately reach the refugee camp...
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Forensic experts verifying bodies of Filipino nationals found inside shipping container in Bangkok
Two bodies believed to be foreigners were found dead inside a shipping container. Initially, it was discovered that they had originated from the Philippines. The...
PM orders comprehensive assistance for flood victims
Prime Minister and Finance Minister Srettha Thavisin convened a meeting with officials from the Royal Irrigation Department to assess the flooding situation and discuss...
PM says meeting with Central Bank Governor ‘highly beneficial’, aims at monthly basis
In a significant turn of events, a private discussion was held between key officials concerning Thailand’s economic and financial landscape. The meeting, which occurred...
Gov’t unveils budget blueprint for 2024 fiscal year
Thailand’s government has disclosed its budget blueprint for the 2024 fiscal year, with a strong emphasis on transparent and efficient financial management.
Prime Minister and...
Flooding hits Sukhothai and Northern provinces Thailand
On Sunday, the Yom River burst its embankments and flooded Muang district in the northern province of Sukhothai, affecting approximately 1,300 households and submerging...