Bangkok: Plai Phraya Hospital in Krabi Province has provided an explanation regarding a tragic incident where a pickup truck blocked an emergency vehicle, leading to the death of a critically ill patient. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involved the driver’s daughter who pleaded for the vehicle to be

Bang sao thong: “Yong,” a Cambodian man, has been arrested after a failed robbery attempt at a gold shop in the Bang Sao Thong area, where he inadvertently left behind the stolen gold. Yong used ping pong bombs in an effort to facilitate his escape but ultimately dropped the loot

Chonburi: A drug addict’s attempt to sell a fake gold necklace at a shop in Chonburi Province led to his immediate arrest after the shop staff discovered the deception. The incident unfolded when a tall, thin man, later identified as 42-year-old Aphichat, entered a gold shop in Nong Chak Subdistrict,

Nakhon pathom: A monk from Wat Om Yai Temple in Nakhon Pathom Province was tragically beheaded and succumbed to his injuries before reaching Sam Phran Hospital. The 70-year-old attacker, identified as Mr. Mit, assaulted the monk, Luang Ta Chum, while he was in front of his kuti. According to Thai

Kanchanaburi: Another 162 illegal workers were arrested in the forest in Thong Pha Phum District, Kanchanaburi Province, waiting for a vehicle to pick them up and head to work in various areas in Thailand, including Malaysia. They were eventually apprehended. According to Thai News Agency, a good citizen reported finding

Pattaya city: A dramatic incident occurred in the middle of Pattaya City when an SUV equipped with LPG was rear-ended by a motorcycle, causing damage and white smoke billowing from under the vehicle, along with the smell of gas. The incident occurred in front of a gas station on Pattaya

Bangkok: Illegal immigration into Thailand is witnessing a significant surge following a crackdown on scam operations in Cambodia. The intensified enforcement has led to an increased number of Thai nationals, previously employed by gambling websites in Cambodia, fleeing back to their home country. According to Thai News Agency, the crackdown