Chiang mai: Top, the leader of the Shan 999 gang, has been arrested. After a gang of migrant workers in Chiang Mai attacked a teenager and severed her wrist with a sword last week, 15 suspects were arrested, and a pursuit led to the capture of Mr. Top, the leader
Mae hong son: Due to the effects of Tropical Storm Rakasa, the Mae Sam Laep Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO) in Mae Hong Son Province has ordered the temporary closure of the Ban Siwa De Child Development Center after a landslide near the building created a safety hazard. Several roads were
Sa kaeo: The border situation in Sa Kaeo Province is increasingly tense as Cambodian protesters, led by monks, approach the barbed wire fence separating Thailand and Cambodia. Cambodian soldiers have been intermittently firing small arms provocatively. According to Thai News Agency, reporters observed continuous movement from the Cambodian side in
Bangkok: The Office of the Vocational Education Commission (OVEC) and the Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) have joined forces to launch an initiative named DQ Power, with the goal of strengthening networks and building digital immunity. This initiative is designed to enhance intelligence and combat cyber threats in
Bangkok: Police from Huamark Police Station have arrested another ringleader, a well-known mechanical engineering student from the Huamark area, who caused a brawl at the Bun Sart Duan 10 festival at Ramkhamhaeng University. According to Thai News Agency, police arrested 19-year-old Nitit on a warrant for attempted murder and carrying
Bangkok: Police from the Consumer Protection Police Division, in conjunction with the FDA, raided a wholesale operation selling illegal silicone nose and chin implants to over 20 cosmetic clinics for three years. Pol. Lt. Gen. Jiraphop Phuridet, Commander-in-Chief of the Central Investigation Bureau, led officers from the Consumer Protection Police
Bangkok: Representatives from a prominent real estate company, accompanied by their lawyer Saiyut Pengbunchu, have approached the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) to address allegations of abandoning a substantial house construction project valued at over 300 million baht. The lawyer attributed the delay to a labor shortage caused by the ongoing
Bangkok: The three-syllable comedian has not yet provided a statement to the police, who are urgently investigating “Tid Alongkot” in prison. “Big Tao” has urged the investigative team to question “Tid Alongkot” in prison, revealing that the comedian has yet to give a statement to the police. According to Thai