Bangkok: Thaksin Shinawatra spent his second night at Klong Prem Central Prison, adjusting well as he continues to serve his one-year sentence. The former Prime Minister was reported to be sleeping soundly and eating a full meal, following his transfer from the Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Holders of Political

Bangkok: A watch repairman has been arrested for allegedly operating a shop as a front to steal and pawn customers’ watches. The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) apprehended 60-year-old Narin, who was wanted by the Thanyaburi Provincial Court and Surat Thani Provincial Court on charges of theft and embezzlement. According to

Bangkok: Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has controlled the situation of an ammonia leak at an ice factory on Soi Ram Intra 8, Bang Khen District. The valve was successfully closed, with no injuries or deaths. Strict inspections have been ordered to prevent a repeat incident. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning about heavy rain expected in some areas of the northern region. Residents are advised to remain vigilant as the heavy rainfall could result in flash floods and mudslides. Meanwhile, Bangkok and its vicinity have a 70% chance of experiencing thunderstorms. According to

Bangkok: Officials from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation have ordered the quarantine of lions at a well-known zoo to adjust their behavior, separating them by gender and closely monitoring them. According to Thai News Agency, the decision came after a lion attack led to the death

Bangkok: The National Park Director has mandated a comprehensive inspection of a renowned zoo following a lion attack that resulted in the death of a zookeeper. According to Thai News Agency, the Director-General of the National Parks Department, Mr. Atthaphon Charoenchansa, has instructed Mr. Chalerm Phummai, the Director of the

Berlin: Germany’s state-owned KfW bank is under scrutiny following allegations that its international development projects are linked to human rights violations in emerging markets. Accusations have surfaced, suggesting that the bank’s initiatives, intended to foster development, have instead resulted in the displacement of communities and suppression of dissent. According to

Khon kaen: Police expanded their investigation and arrested two suspects with more than 1.6 million methamphetamine pills. Border Patrol Police Region 2 expanded their investigation and arrested two suspects, seizing over 1.6 million methamphetamine pills. One of them had just been released from prison less than a month after serving