Bangkok: Bangkok has successfully reduced the number of krathongs collected during the 2024 Loi Krathong Festival by 20 percent, largely due to increased use of biodegradable materials. According to Thai

Bangkok: Siriraj Hospital has awarded scholarships to 40 students from the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University, as part of its ongoing initiative to foster medical potential in Thailand.

Bangkok: The extortion case involving a demand for 20 million baht from Boss Di Icon is awaiting further witness testimony. According to Pol. Maj. Gen. Charoonkiat Pankaew, deputy commander of

Yasothon: Central Investigation Police raided a gang of transgender women who lured boys, filmed obscene clips, and created content to sell to secret groups. Officers from the Human Trafficking Suppression

Bangkok: A woman victim has filed a complaint to the Sai Mai Must Survive page, revealing she was deceived into dating a 32-year-old man who falsely claimed to be a

Lamphun: A woman who endured seven years of harassment at the hands of a former monk has turned to Sai Mai Must Survive for assistance. Despite having reported the issue

Bangkok: The court approved an arrest warrant for ‘Kritsanong’ on two charges of ‘extortion and acting as a middleman in a bribery case’ after police submitted the case file to

Pathum Thani: Media camped out in front of the village, waiting for the arrest of ‘Kritsanong’ after the police submitted a request to the court for an arrest warrant. Meanwhile,

Bangkok: ‘Lawyer Ronnarong’ appeared before the Crime Suppression Division police, firmly stating that he has no acquaintance with ‘Madam Oi’. Mr. Ronnarong Kaewpetch, who serves as the President of the

BANGKOK: Metropolitan Police arrested 36 gamblers in the Community of Monthon 7, along Khlong Thawi Watthana, Bangkok. Initially, the gamblers confessed to all charges, but the bookies denied the charges,