247 A Tesla driver has initially tested positive for high levels of alcohol, up to 194 milligrams.
99 Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Srettha Thavisin stated about the resignation of 3 Pheu Thai party-list MPs, namely, Deputy Prime Minister Somsak Thepsutin, Transport Minister Suriya Juangroongruangkit, and Digital Economy and Society Minister Prasert Chantararuangthong, that their resignation would not affect the Government’s undertaking.
303 The Department of Marine and Coastal Resources (DMCR) continues to monitor the white Omura’s whale sighted in the Andaman sea through environmental DNA (eDNA) collection.
604 The competition featured representatives from six countries, including China, Russia, the United Kingdom, Italy, Australia, and Thailand, with a total of 58 teams participating.
140 The National Security Council (NSC) meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin agreed to appoint a deputy national police chief Pol Gen Roy Ingkhapairoj as secretary-general of the NSC.
237 The Pollution Control Department has announced the onset of the dust season and issued a warning for the lower northern and metropolitan areas, urging vigilance from January 5 to 12.
204 The Pollution Control Department has deployed a team to investigate a chemical leak from a truck in Samut Prakan, warning the public to refrain from outdoor activities for 24 hours.
289 The Eastern Bangkok Monorail (EBM), the operator of the Yellow Line monorail announced the resumption of services with a frequency of every 10 minutes.
184 Thailand is monitoring the new Covid-19 subvariant JN.1, which can better evade immunity, but the symptoms are not different from the previous subvariants.
309 Starting this Sunday (Jan7), the Pink Line monorail train will begin collecting passenger fares at prices after providing free rides since November 22 last year.
230 The ‘Easy E-Receipt’ programme aimed at stimulating domestic consumption, has officially begun for the tax year 2024.
233 National Police Chief Pol. Gen. Torsak Sukvimol will discuss with criminal justice agencies to lower the minimum age a child can be convicted of a crime from 15 to 12 years.
