A family in Phayao, returning to their home in Chiang Mai, discovered a two-headed snake while cleaning their house. The unusual find yesterday, June 24, was made at house number 40/2 in Mueang Don Luang, Nong Tong subdistrict, Hang Dong district. While cleaning a wardrobe, the family found the snake, approximately 40 centimetres in length, …

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2 Motorcycle Riders Injured on Commonwealth Road Accident ROAD ACCIDENT—Two motorcycle riders were injured in a road accident along Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City.   On early Wednesday morning (June 25, 2025), two motorists suffered injuries in a road accident in front of Commonwealth Elementary School.    Based on CCTV footage, a bus was seen ... Read more

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Despite growing political tensions between Cambodia and Thailand, the kingdom’s athletes are pushing forward with their preparations for the upcoming 33rd SEA Games, set to take place in Bangkok this December. Vath Chamroeun, Secretary General of the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia (NOCC), reassured the public that the ongoing border dispute will not interfere with …

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Orlando Pirates announced the signing of Sipho Mbule as their first signing on Tuesday with a second signing already announced!

Not all heroes get the chance to wear a medal or stand on stage. But on April 22, two students made sure theirs finally did. At the Kaisa Convention Hall in Tarlac City, senior high school graduates of Tarlac Montessori School (TMS) stood in formation, singing Yeng Constantino’s “Salamat” as their farewell anthem. The stage

In an inspiring tale from the heart of Thailand, a compassionate Thai photographer has found a novel way to uplift the spirits of soldiers stationed at Prasat Ta Muean Thom. This tourist site, nestled near the contentious Thailand-Cambodia border, has been a focal point of territorial discussion for years. The photographer in question, Jirasak “G” Charoenwong, has gained considerable attention online for his heartwarming initiative involving portraits and snacks. Using the digital platform TikTok, under the handle @photoharvest_g_lee, G shared a captivating video on June 22, which soon went viral. His video captures the essence of gratitude and encouragement, as he takes intimate portraits of the stationed soldiers using nothing more sophisticated than a mobile phone. Each photograph, meticulously edited and transformed into charming Polaroids, is then presented to the soldiers along with delightful snacks. To add a personal touch, G embellishes each photo with a tiny Thai national flag…

Grab those umbrellas and waterproof gear, folks, because the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) is warning that the skies are ready to open up and shower us with relentless rain across a whopping 29 provinces! And yes, my dear friends in Bangkok, you’re not spared. Keep an eye on the sky as up to 40% of the capital might be drenched, so bring out those trusty brollies or risk getting a soggy surprise during your commute! As the heavens prepare to drench our beloved Thailand, it’s crucial to keep in mind the potential for flash floods, quick forest runoffs, and landslides in the mountainous and lowland regions. Mother Nature is pulling no punches, and those in vulnerable spots should heed the TMD’s warnings and stay vigilant. The weather drama is being powered by a moderately tenacious southwest monsoon that’s breezing through the Andaman Sea, Thailand, and the Gulf of Thailand, with…

In the vibrant city of Sriracha, an unexpected twist on traditional schooling is sparking a wave of safety consciousness that’s hotter than a sizzling pan of pad Thai. Imagine trading in your math books and science kits for fire extinguishers and safety drills—all in a day’s lesson that’s turning up the heat in the world of education. Recently, students at Wat Ratsadaniyomtham Municipal School embarked on a fiery adventure, swapping their usual curriculum for an electrifying crash course in fire safety. This pioneering initiative was born in response to a series of nerve-wracking high-rise blazes that recently shook the nearby bustling tourist hub of Pattaya. It seems these young learners have been transformed into miniature fire marshals, thanks to the insightful collaboration between Sriracha’s disaster chiefs and the fire safety gurus from Phyathai Sriracha Hospital. Under the expert guidance of Seree Kerdthong, students from years 10 through 12, alongside their…

Phuket is cracking down on illegal employment as it tightens oversight on its substantial migrant workforce, which includes approximately 126,980 workers hailing from Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Provincial authorities are stepping up their initiative to ensure that foreign workers adhere to regulations, with a renewed focus on scrutinizing businesses and fostering fair employment practices. On a bustling Monday, June 23, Thanapong Oncharoen, the Phuket Provincial Labour Welfare and Protection Officer, chaired a pivotal meeting at the Phuket Provincial Employment Office. This marked the second gathering of the team tasked with inspecting foreign workers and ensuring employers comply with labor laws. The dialogue honed in on tightening controls and enhancing the system governing migrant labor in the region. By May 25, Phuket had 15,233 foreign nationals with valid work permits. This tally included 14,460 temporary workers, 517 participants in investment promotion programs, and 250 minority workers. Even with the challenging…

BACOLOD CITY — The sale of rice at P20 a kilo in Negros Occidental under the Bigasan ng Bayan program kicked off in Pulupandan town on Tuesday, June 24. The program benefited 500 residents from vulnerable sectors, who were able to purchase a maximum of P5 kilos of rice each. It was undertaken by the