Thai minister meets Myanmar leader to discuss energy cooperation
Royal barge procession holds first full-dress rehearsal
Phetchaburi town not affected by Kaeng Krachan dam spillover
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Phetchaburi town not affected by Kaeng Krachan dam spillover
14 Sept 02:27Key points summarised by AI
Phetchaburi town remains unaffected by the Kaeng Krachan dam's spillover, with the Phetchaburi River not overflowing due to effective water management.
Despite the dam operating at 102% capacity and discharging water, only Ban Laem district faces minor flooding caused by high sea tides, not the dam's release.
Royal barge procession holds first full-dress rehearsal
Today 07:44Key points summarised by AI
The Royal Thai Navy conducted the first full-dress rehearsal of the Royal Barge Procession, drawing large crowds to the Chao Phraya River.
This elaborate rehearsal prepares for the 2026 Royal Kathin Ceremony, where His Majesty the King will present robes, coinciding with Her Majesty Queen Suthida's 48th birthday.
A grand procession of 52 vessels, stretching 1,280 meters, featured four royal barges, including the principal Suphannahong (King's seat) and Anantanakkharat (carrying Kathin robes).
An additional full-dress rehearsal is scheduled for October 28 to ensure all rowers and agencies are fully prepared for a smooth and dignified royal occasion.