Chonburi: “Jao Petch” Amnat, a 46-year-old former IBF world boxing champion, was involved in a public disturbance after becoming intoxicated and picking fights with teenagers, ultimately being subdued by one of them. Relatives have expressed concern about Amnat’s mental health, noting changes in his behavior such as talking to himself

Kantharalak: The first round of compensation money for border clashes has been transferred. Villagers expressed their delight and rushed to withdraw it for spending and debt repayment. According to Thai News Agency, villagers have been gradually checking their bank books at the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives, Kantharalak branch,

Su-ngai kolok: EOD officers and forensic officers inspected suspicious objects and evidence at the scene of a gold robbery at a well-known department store in Su-ngai Kolok, Narathiwat Province. Initial reports indicate that over 600 baht worth of gold was stolen. Two suspicious vehicles were recently discovered in Kayukla Subdistrict,

Bueng chawak: “Nong Khao Tom,” a baby elephant abandoned by his herd, is showing signs of recovery as his wounds continue to heal. He is now able to drink milk and water normally, though there remains a small amount of pus on his nails. The elephant is undergoing treatment for

Chonburi: Officials from the Chonburi Department of Social Development and Human Security are taking steps to assist former IBF world champion boxer, Amnat Rueanrueng, following a recent incident that highlighted his personal challenges. Amnat, who was arrested after a fight, has openly admitted to consuming alcohol due to stress, unemployment,

Ratchaburi: The Ratchaburi Provincial Court sentenced former Ratchaburi MP Pareena Kraikupt to prison for encroaching on Ratchaburi forest land. Her lawyer posted 1 million baht as bail, which the court granted. According to Thai News Agency, the court scheduled a reading of the verdict in the case of Ms. Pareena

Su-ngai kolok: The Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) Region 4 has raised suspicions that the recent audacious robbery of a well-known gold shop in the heart of Su-ngai Kolok city may be linked to the Barisan Revolusi Nasional (BRN) insurgent group. The group is believed to be seeking financial resources