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FDA Empowers Next Generation Youth as Health Product Communication Leaders
Thailand's FDA launched its first Youth Ambassador Camp in May, training 88 young leaders from across the country to become health product communicators and combat non-communicable diseases through peer education and community outreach.
KMITL Marks 66th Year with International Innovation Expo 'Ladkrabang Nithrasarn 69'
KMITL celebrates its 66th anniversary with an international innovation expo running September 1-6, 2025, featuring nine pavilions showcasing technologies from AI and semiconductors to space and clean energy.
Meteorological Department Warns of Monsoon Battering Thailand, South Most Severe at 70% with Thunderstorms, High Seas in Andaman Sea and Gulf of Thailand
Thailand's Meteorological Department warns of intensifying southwest monsoons bringing heavy thunderstorms and rainfall to the south through May 29, with the Andaman Sea and Gulf of Thailand experiencing waves up to 3 meters in storm areas.
66-Year-Old Truck Driver Suffers Medical Episode, Causing Rollover That Kills Myanmar Worker Buried Under 16 Tons of Salt
A 66-year-old truck driver suffered an asthma attack on Amphawa Road in Samut Songkhram, lost control and flipped his vehicle, killing a Myanmar worker buried under 16 tons of salt cargo.
Prince of Songkla University Researcher Ranked #1 in Thailand for Chemistry and Biology and Biochemistry by Research.com
A Prince of Songkla University researcher has been ranked Thailand's top scientist in Chemistry and Biology and Biochemistry by Research.com, with global rankings of 319 and 457 respectively in these fields.
Cancer-stricken wife appeals to Kan Jompluang for help after husband abandons her, deceives creditors, and flees with foreign girlfriend
A Nonthaburi woman with stage 3 breast cancer is seeking help from a prominent figure after her husband abandoned her for a foreign girlfriend, physically assaulted her, and left her responsible for over 200,000 baht in debts he had fraudul
Manchester City Holds Victory Parade to Celebrate Double Championship Win This Season
Manchester City celebrated their Carabao Cup and FA Cup double with a victory parade on May 25, featuring manager Pep Guardiola in his final season before stepping down after a decade with the club.
Buddhist Monks Travel Across Districts to Register for Thai Help Thai Plus Program, Unwilling to Miss Out on Benefits
Buddhist monks from Surin province traveled across districts to register for Thailand's Thai Help Thai Plus program, with clergy emphasizing they are citizens entitled to the benefits. The initiative replaces a previous assistance scheme an
Myanmar Worker Stabs Friend Over Unpaid 250-Baht Loan While Drunk; Two Seriously Injured
A Myanmar worker stabbed a colleague in the chest and bit another's wrist nearly severed during a drunken dispute over an unpaid 250-baht loan at a construction camp in Chon Buri province; both victims were hospitalized and police are hunti
21-Year-Old Myanmar Man Stabbed Nine Times by Countryman, Dies at Worker Camp; Suspect Detained Immediately
A 21-year-old Myanmar worker was stabbed nine times and killed by a fellow countryman at a labor camp in Ayutthaya on May 26; the 25-year-old suspect was arrested immediately.
Arne believes Liverpool will return to peak form next season if they sign a quality winger
Liverpool manager Arne Slot says signing a quality winger is crucial to returning to peak form after the club's worst season since 2015-16, with Jan Diomande from RB Leipzig the primary target.
Residents Near Ta Meuang Thom Temple Hurry to Finish Farming, Worried About Third Clash as Cambodian Soldiers Continue Provocations
Border residents near Ta Meuang Thom temple in Surin province are rushing to finish rice farming as tensions escalate with Cambodian forces, fearing a third armed clash could force evacuations.