Bangkok: The president of the Target Shooting Association of Thailand has addressed the absence of Suthiya Jiwchalermmit from the SEA Games team, stating that she was not chosen to participate from the outset. He emphasized the association’s commitment to transparent management. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Yutthana Phanitpichetwong, the

Bangkok: The Department of Corrections has admitted to finding a large quantity of contraband in the Bangkok Special Prison following a raid. The discovery has raised concerns about possible corruption within the prison system. According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Corrections confirmed the discovery of numerous prohibited items

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session down 18.57 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) closed this morning at 1,263.24 points, down 18.57 points (-1.45%), with a trading value of approximately 18.584 billion baht. According to Thai News Agency, during the morning trading, the index fell, hitting a low

Bangkok: The Football Association of Thailand has revealed the official roster of 23 male footballers set to represent the nation in the 33rd SEA Games, with Seksan Ratri from the senior team at the helm. This announcement highlights the inclusion of Vision Inaram, a promising young defender from Bangkok Christian

Nonthaburi: The Technology Crime Suppression Division recently conducted a raid on a cold storage room in connection with a chicken feet smuggling case. Central Investigation Bureau police, alongside the Phaya Thai unit of the Department of Livestock Development, searched a company in Nonthaburi. This company was suspected to be linked

Sa kaeo: The Senate’s committee studying the pros and cons of canceling MOU 43-44 visited Sa Kaeo, while the border demarcation continued for the third day. Today marks the third day that the Joint Thai-Cambodian Border Survey and Demarcation Team, Royal Thai Army Headquarters, will survey the claim line to

Bangkok: The Criminal Court has approved a request from the prosecutor to extend the appeal period by another 30 days in the high-profile l¨se-majest© case involving former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. The case, which has drawn significant attention, concerns charges of defamation of the monarchy under Section 112 of the

Bangkok: Chonlanan sees the Prime Minister as challenging and threatening the opposition, with the potential to review and amend the constitutional drafting committee’s selection formula. He suggested the possibility of extending the censure motion submission period and expressed readiness to cancel the constitutional amendment board if desired outcomes are not