The Department of Highways reports that travel to southern Thailand is back to normal after flooding, with recommended alternative routes for quicker, safer travel.

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Co., Ltd. has been awarded the prestigious HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn's Thailand Corporate Excellence Awards 2025 ...

OSMEP warns that the ongoing flooding in southern Thailand, especially in Hat Yai, could cause significant economic losses ...

Worse still, Narathiwat, along with two other southern border provinces, Yala and Pattani, were hit by an Internet blackout ...

Water levels in Hat Yai are continuously decreasing as the situation begins to improve. Efforts are underway to accelerate ...

The Ministry of Public Health has sent 6 MCATT teams to southern Thailand to provide emotional support and mental health care ...