Bangkok: The Ministry of Public Health has confirmed that cannabis shops are permitted to operate, provided that sales are conducted under a doctor’s prescription. This measure is designed to allow shops to adjust before comprehensive regulations are fully enforced. The ministry has also introduced a training course for professionals authorized
Bangkok: Narumon Pinyosinwat, the newly appointed Minister of Education, along with Deputy Ministers Linthiporn Warinwatcharoj and Tewan Liptapallop, made their official entry into the Ministry of Education by paying homage to various sacred objects. This gesture was followed by a meeting with the ministry’s executives, where they emphasized their commitment
Phnom penh: The Ministry of Culture has clarified that rumors circulating about Cambodia’s intention to include ‘Thai dress’ in its UNESCO proposal for wedding traditions are unfounded. According to Thai News Agency, the ministry stated that the proposal to register ‘Thai dress’ as UNESCO’s intangible cultural heritage is a separate
Bangkok: Cyber police covered 19 locations in an operation to dismantle mule account networks and target Cambodian capitalists linked to Kok An, known as the Crown Casino godfather and a close associate of Hun Sen. The operation resulted in the seizure of luxury cars and 27 million baht. According to
Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Gen. Phanurat Lakboon, ONCB Secretary-General, alongside Mr. Prin Mekhanan, Director of the Narcotics Suppression Bureau, ONCB, announced the arrest of Mr. Tan Leng Chong, a 50-year-old Singaporean suspect wanted for major drug trafficking activities. Mr. Chong, who allegedly sourced drugs from Thailand for distribution in Singapore, was
Bangkok: Phra Nitat, a former close monk of the abbot of Wat Muang, has taken significant steps by presenting top secret evidence to ‘Big Tao’, amidst ongoing tensions with Chao Khun Narong, the abbot of Wat Muang. Phra Nitat claims to possess crucial knowledge regarding the history of the abbot
Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong Phiwpaen, Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), clarified that there is no agenda to dismantle the Kok An network, despite evidence linking the owner to a 25-storey building in Poipet. The investigation has yet to uncover any connection to “Churi,” the daughter of
Bangkok: The Anti-Corruption Division is preparing to conduct another search of Wat Muang following the abbot’s failure to attend a scheduled appointment with police regarding the disappearance of 10 million baht in cash and 300 baht in gold. The abbot has not submitted the required financial documents of the temple
Bangkok: Police reveal that ‘Ms. K’ confessed to losing millions of baht at a time in online gambling. The Cyber Police Commander stated that ‘Ms. K’ has already given her statement as a witness for the Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 and confessed to using the money to gamble. She
Bangkok: The Phetkasem Police Station has announced significant progress in the investigation of the missing 10 million baht from the abbot of Wat Muang, underscoring that no crime leaves no traces. Officials are working diligently to uncover the whereabouts of the funds and have requested additional time to conclude their