Bangkok: Lawyers prepare to visit Thaksin again next week. In an incident at Klong Prem Central Prison this afternoon, it was reported that Mr. Winyat Chatmontri, the personal lawyer for former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, traveled to the prison to request a visit with Mr. Thaksin. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Superintendent of Khan Na Yao Police Station and the Zoo Manager have inspected the scene where a staff member, Mr. Jian, was attacked by a lion. Mr. Jian, who was approximately 50 years old, had been working with tigers and lions for two decades and was known for

Ratchaburi: A pickup truck carrying goods exploded while parked in front of a general merchandise store at the Khao Ngu intersection in Ratchaburi Province. The force of the explosion damaged more than 10 nearby cars and several houses. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred at 11:10 PM at

Bangkok: A tragic incident unfolded at a private zoo where a long-time employee was fatally mauled by lions after exiting his vehicle in the safari zone. The zoo has launched an investigation to understand why the employee, who was aware of the safety protocols, chose to leave the car. According

Bangkok: Special Case Investigators from the Technology and Information Crime Division of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) have submitted Special Case No. 52/2020 to the Office of Special Cases, Office of the Attorney General. The case involves the advertising of dietary supplements “D-Contact” and “D-Contact Plus,” which have been

Khan na yao: A renowned zoo has been directed to suspend its wild animal zone and submit a revised safety plan to the Department of National Parks within two days, following a fatal lion attack on a staff member. The incident has raised questions about the safety protocols in place

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rain in some areas of northern Thailand. Residents in these areas are advised to be cautious of the dangers of heavy rain. Meanwhile, Bangkok and its vicinity have a 70% chance of thunderstorms and heavy rain in some areas. According to Thai

Phayao: Officials are rushing to repair the Ban Sai Mun-Pho Tak road, which has served as a flood barrier after it was eroded by the current yesterday morning. They are adjusting their plans to install electric poles across the road, creating a “big bag” pattern, with completion expected by tonight.