Bangkok: BMA Feeder has introduced a new service route connecting the Bangkok Children’s Museum in Chatuchak and BTS Mo Chit, offering free travel options for residents. The launch event was attended by Mr. Sanon Wangsangboon, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, who participated in the route’s opening and testing ceremony at the

Bangkok: Searching the house of a laywoman, a close friend of “Tid Acha”, found several robes. “Big Tao” admitted that yesterday, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and related agencies brought a court warrant to search the residence of Ms. Kor Kai, a close associate of “Tid Acha”, the former abbot of

Bangkok: Five police officers from Bang Khen Police Station have been transferred following the arrest of a gambling den at Saphan Mai. This morning, 72 gamblers, mostly elderly, were taken to Don Mueang District Court for detention. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Sek Sit Supha-uan, Deputy Commander of

Bangkok: The National Police Chief has announced a significant initiative aimed at improving morale among police officers by opening 900 positions to promote non-commissioned officers holding law degrees. These officers will have the opportunity to take an examination for promotion to commissioned officer roles, specifically in the position of investigators,

Bangkok: DSI detains ‘Kanokorn’, a suspect in a transnational crime network who set up a fake company, causing damages worth over 2 billion baht. The court denied bail and sent her to the Central Women’s Prison. According to Thai News Agency, the Special Case Investigation Team, Technology and Information Case

Bangkok: The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has announced that the Criminal Court has sentenced seven individuals to prison and ordered them to pay compensation to victims, following their involvement in a fraudulent ID card scam. This scam, perpetrated via Facebook pages, had a turnover exceeding 100 million baht. According

Chiang mai: Cyber police have arrested two members of the Poipet Company gang for defrauding victims out of more than 300 million baht. The suspects, who impersonated police officials, tricked victims into transferring money by claiming involvement in a criminal investigation. The arrested individuals, Mr. Warames and Mr. Somsak, were

Bangkok: Cyber police are set to summon a woman, identified by her initials as K. Kai, to provide information regarding her online gambling activities, which reportedly resulted in the loss of millions. This step follows her public confession, and authorities are keen to investigate the financial trail and identify any