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Latex Leak Caused Car Pileup In Loei

  Torrential rains turned three major roads in the northeastern province of Loei into perilous zones, resulting in a 20-car pileup within a 3-hour span on January 25. The chaos unfolded when heavy rain triggered a cascade of calamities on Loei-Chiang Khan Road. The first report indicated a sprawling multi-car collision, prompting swift intervention from rescue teams. Loei-Wang Saphung Road and Loei-Na Duang Road…

Loei Province Cracks Down On Illegal Burning To Combat Toxic Smog

  Loei province has implemented strict measures against unauthorized burning to tackle the hazardous smog issue. This action aims to curb the annual rise in forest and sugarcane field fires, primarily occurring from December to March, significantly contributing to PM2.5 pollutants in the air. These particles lead to environmental degradation and heightened health problems, causing…

Couple Arrested For Operating Illegal Karaoke Bar And Prostitution In Northern Thailand

Officers from the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) apprehended a couple in the Isaan province of Loei on charges of operating an illicit karaoke bar and engaging in human trafficking. As a result of their actions, three young women from Laos were rescued from prostitution. The CIB acted upon a tip-off indicating that a Thai couple…

Flash Floods Warning In Loei As Heavy Rainfall Continues For Two Days

  Two consecutive days of heavy rainfall in Loei province, specifically in Phu Kradueng district, resulted in a significant increase in forest runoff into the Pong River. This sudden rise in water levels has prompted authorities to issue warnings to residents about the potential for flash floods, advising them to relocate their belongings to higher…

Loei’s Watery Woes: Torrential Rain Drowns 60 Homes And More

Relentent and heavy rainfalls throughout the past week have resulted in widespread flooding in Loei province, located in northeastern Thailand. This has resulted in the submersion of more than 60 homes, agricultural areas, government buildings, and even a central sports field. The continuous precipitation has led to the overflowing of many smaller rivers, with a…

Loei’s PEA Moves Transformers Underground To Boost Chiang Khan Tourism

  The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) in Loei has initiated a project to relocate electric transformers beneath the ground in the popular tourist destination of Chiang Khan. The primary goal of this endeavor is to reduce the risk of fire incidents in Chiang Khan, a region renowned for its centuries-old wooden houses. Komkrit Siriyutthaseanyakorn, the…

Mosquito Mayhem: Dengue Fever Cases Surge In Loei Province

  Faced with a significant increase in cases of dengue fever, health officials in the northeastern province of Loei, Thailand, are urgently appealing to residents to be cautious and step up efforts to eliminate mosquito breeding sites. The province has reported 462 cases of the disease, and some patients have required hospitalization. Chanachai Bunyu, a…

Loei

Loei is a province located in the northeastern part of Thailand. It is known for its natural beauty, picturesque landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Here are some key aspects of Loei: Geography and Climate: Loei is situated in the mountainous region of the country, bordering Laos to the north. The province is characterized by its…

Loei Festival Next Week Features International Masks

PHOTO: Loei province will host an international mask festival next week. (via TAT) The northeastern province of Loei is set to host an international mask festival from March 17 to 19. The festival will showcase the cultural attractions of the province that borders Laos. Organisers hope to show visitors the charming atmosphere and vibrant colours of Loei at the…

Himalayan Cherry Trees Bring Splash Of colour To Northeast

Himalayan cherry trees, photo by Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park. Himalayan cherry trees are bringing a splash of colour to Thailand’s northeast province of Loei. Over 100,000 of the trees are now brimming with blossoms, known locally as ‘tiger queens’ or ‘nang phaya sua kroang.’ A swarm of tourists is now visiting Phu Hin Rong…