Bangkok: Khlong Tan Police Station has taken a high-society figure, Luk Nut, into custody as part of an ongoing investigation. Officers from the Children and Women Protection Division of the Metropolitan Police Bureau arrested Mr. Thanat, also known as Hi-So Luk Nut, at his residence in the Phatthanakan area of
Bangkok: Dr. B has announced his departure from the hospital and addressed several issues that have caused confusion among his followers. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. B made a statement on his Facebook page, “Ngongai Style Dr. B,” apologizing for his sudden disappearance and expressing gratitude for the support
Bangkok: A well-known socialite, identified as 33-year-old Thai national Thanat, or “Hi-So Luk Nut,” was apprehended in a dramatic police operation that uncovered over 20 firearms, significant amounts of ammunition, and cocaine in his possession. The arrest took place after authorities executed a search warrant at his residence in Bangkok’s
Bangkok: Huai Khwang Police Station, in collaboration with various local authorities, conducted a thorough inspection of entertainment venues in the Huai Khwang area as part of the “No Drugs No Dealers” initiative. The operation aimed to ensure compliance with laws prohibiting drug use and distribution in the district. According to
Bangkok: “Big Tao,” in a high-profile operation, raided three locations and arrested the former abbot of Phichit Province and the former abbot of Wat Yai Chom Prasat, following revelations of corruption and embezzlement of temple funds. According to Thai News Agency, at 8:00 a.m. on August 7, Pol. Maj. Gen.
Surin: Border impacts have left vendors in fresh markets near the border in Surin Province nearly bankrupt. They have no income, only expenses, including debts that must be paid on time. They are calling on the government to provide urgent assistance. According to Thai News Agency, the atmosphere in Surin
Surin: Immigration Police and Border Patrol Police initiated a comprehensive search operation at a fresh market and its vicinity in Surin City to identify Cambodian spies and illegal workers potentially infiltrating the area. According to Thai News Agency, the operation commenced at 5:00 a.m. today, with collaboration between the Surin
Lamduan: Police questioned a Cambodian man who used four names and claimed to have served in the BHQ, but no longer does. Officials are skeptical of his statement, fearing he may have infiltrated the unit as a spy. According to Thai News Agency, Lamduan Police Station in Buriram Province arrested