Bangkok: Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) on Thursday acknowledged recent reports of asset seizures by the United States and the United Kingdom targeting an alleged transnational scammer network, confirming it is coordinating with international partners on the matter. According to Thai News Agency, the statement follows public reports that the US
Pathum thani: A tragic accident occurred when a luxury electric train crashed into a canal on Khlong Sib Road, resulting in the death of the driver. Rescue workers and good Samaritans made efforts to save the individual trapped inside but were ultimately unsuccessful. According to Thai News Agency, the accident
Bueng chawak: “Queen,” the captive lion cub, recently took her first steps in an outdoor enclosure and is reportedly adapting well to her new environment. The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation announced that “Mahasi,” the young lion, was released from her cage following a week-long quarantine period.
Bangkok: “Nong Khao Tom,” a lost baby elephant, is showing signs of improvement as he undergoes a comprehensive treatment plan developed by experts in Thailand. The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation has brought together specialists from various institutions to support the young elephant’s recovery. The baby elephant
Chiang mai: The Pollution Control Department is actively supporting the restoration of Mae Kha Canal in Chiang Mai Province in preparation for Loi Krathong 2025, following concerns about pollution and water deterioration. They are prioritizing efforts to dredge and install wastewater collection pipes to enhance drainage capacity. According to Thai
Yi ngo district: A bomb exploded at a tea shop in Yi Ngo District, Narathiwat Province, injuring six villagers. The bomb is believed to have targeted police officers while they were patrolling the area this morning. According to Thai News Agency, the explosion occurred on October 16, 2025, at approximately
Sai buri: A fierce clash unfolded in Sai Buri as an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) operation turned deadly, resulting in the deaths of an EOD officer and a suspect. The incident began when a bomb detonated at a Ponoh institute in Village No. 4, Bang Kao Subdistrict, Sai Buri District,
Bangkok: Every year, a distinctive event takes place at Tok Lek Nam Phi, drawing attention from spiritual tourists worldwide. The unique attraction is a buffalo dung collecting competition, which offers a prize of 3,000 baht to the winner, setting it apart as the only event of its kind globally. According