Lopburi: Lopburi opens the first sunflower field of the season. Invite you to taste “Tian Leng Bak Kut Teh”, the most delicious in the city of mankind. According to Thai News Agency, the sunflower field in Lopburi is the first to open this season, attracting visitors who are eager to
Sai buri: Officials cleared the area but found no additional suspects after a violent clash yesterday at a Ponoh institute in Sai Buri District, Pattani Province, resulting in the death of one EOD officer. ISOC Region 4 revealed that the suspect who was arrested and killed had a warrant for
Sa kaeo: Darkness! Ban Nong Ya Kaeo, Sa Kaeo Province, lost power after heavy rain. Officials are keeping a tight watch and temporarily halting bunker construction. Meanwhile, villagers are eager to see a fence built along the border. Meanwhile, cattle and buffalo farmers are facing a shortage of fodder after
Bangkok: Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) explains US-UK seizure of assets of international scammer network. Following media reports that the US Department of Justice has filed charges against Mr. Chen Zhi (Vincent), founder of Prince Holding Group, for electronic fraud and money laundering, and has implemented civil asset forfeiture measures to
Bangkok: The National Police Chief is ready to send forces to care for Pol. Lt. Col. Angkana after she received death threats. He confirmed that she has not yet requested or contacted him. He urged Thai people to have different opinions but not use violence. According to Thai News Agency,
Bangkok: The Thai Embassy is actively engaging with the United States to address the seizure of assets belonging to associates of Hun Sen, as well as a transnational crime network. This initiative is part of a broader investigation into potential links between these assets and crimes committed in Thailand. According
Bangkok: A victim of a call center gang who was once imprisoned in Cambodia has spoken out about seeing nearly 100 South Koreans trapped in a building, beaten and screaming, but without any help. Their fate is similar to that of Thais who fall for the crime gang’s scheme. According
Bangkok: The National Police Chief delivered a message on Police Day, emphasizing the need to have a sense of duty. Police General Kittirat Phanphet addressed over 200,000 police officers nationwide, reminding them of their crucial roles and responsibilities as protectors of peace. According to Thai News Agency, Police General Kittirat