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Khunying Noi Slams Critics of SBDC, Calls for Civilian Anti-Corruption Commission to Tackle Graft
Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan defended the SBDC's corruption survey against criticism from state officials, calling for a civilian anti-corruption commission with private-sector participation to combat graft that undermines Thailand's economy
Legal Experts Clarify: Officials Must Step Down After Court Accepts Case, Yet Senate Votes to Approve Praphat Kongkiad for NACC Position
Legal experts say officials must suspend duties once a court accepts charges against them, yet the Senate approved Praphat Kongkiad for the anti-corruption commission despite his pending criminal case related to the Orange Line MRT project.
Chaiyachai Launches Democrat Party Volunteer Lawyer Clinic in Phangnga
The Democrat Party opened its first volunteer lawyer clinic in Phangnga on May 16, offering free legal consultation to residents facing disputes over land, debt, and other issues. The project, led by party deputy Chaiyachai Dethadecho, aims
Don't Miss Out! Potato's Lucky Numbers: Last 2 Digits, Running Numbers, Single Digits, and Doubles
Potato's lucky number predictions for Thailand's May 16 draw include 19, 24, 34, 66, 75, and 83, with the page warning followers to avoid lottery fraud and only trust verified official accounts.
Doctors Warn Against Five Fruits That May Harm Bones if Consumed in Excess
A Taiwanese bone specialist recommends kiwi, pineapple, mango, peaches, and tomatoes for bone health, while warning against excessive consumption of watermelon, lychee, longan, durian, and melon due to high sugar or fat content that may har
Atlanta neighborhood in uproar as over 50 driverless Waymo taxis flood dead-end streets during early morning hours
Over 50 Waymo driverless taxis have been flooding an Atlanta neighborhood's dead-end streets during early morning hours, disrupting residents who question why autonomous vehicles need to circulate through residential areas without passenger
Heartbreak on the Bus: Laotian Mother Dies on Tour Coach, Her 5-Year-Old Son Cries Out Trying to Wake Her
A 29-year-old Laotian woman died on a tour bus traveling from Bangkok to Mukdahan on May 16, leaving her 5-year-old son devastated as he cried trying to wake her; authorities are investigating the cause pending autopsy results.
Intellectual Property Department Pushes Moo Tak's Milk toward GI Protection Worth 5.6 Billion Baht
The Intellectual Property Department is advancing geographic indication protection for Moo Tak dairy milk, a product worth 5.6 billion baht annually from Thailand's pioneering dairy farming region in Saraburi Province.
Prompong Points to 34-Year May Massacre Lesson: No Political Conflict Is Worth the Cost of People's Lives
On the 34th anniversary of the May Massacre, a Thai political figure warns that no political conflict justifies the loss of civilian lives, urging all parties to prioritize economic solutions over prolonged disputes.
Check Lottery Results: Government Lottery Draw for May 16, 2025
Results from Thailand's May 16, 2025 government lottery draw are now available, with the first prize worth 6 million baht. Check your ticket numbers against the winning combinations released by the Government Lottery Office.
Russia and Ukraine Exchange 205 Prisoners of War as Putin's Forces Pound Kyiv, Death Toll Reaches 24
Russia and Ukraine exchanged 205 prisoners of war Friday as Russian forces continued pounding Kyiv, killing at least 24 people including three children in a residential building attack.
Sawaeng Says He's Awaiting Statements from 5 Witnesses in Barcode Ballot Case, Reiterates Election Commission Fighting with Truth, Dismisses Somchai's Planned Defamation Countersuit
The Election Commission is gathering witness statements from five experts to defend itself in a Constitutional Court case over barcode ballots, with Secretary-General Sawaeng dismissing a former member's planned defamation countersuit as ro