Sadao: A man who evaded capture for three years on a drug-related warrant has turned himself in, driven by his affection for his wife who was recently arrested for drug use. According to Thai News Agency, soldiers, administrative officers, and police from Sadao Police Station arrived with arrest warrants from

Rayong: The Sutsai team has intensified its investigation to dismantle the red dust laundering network, conducting inspections at 11 steel factories employing the IF smelting process in Rayong Province. The operation has identified three companies that have fully engaged in the illegal activities of receiving, producing, and selling hazardous materials.

Bangkok: Rama 2 Road witnessed another alarming incident as concrete structure parts fell onto a car, causing a dent during heavy rain and wind. The car owner expressed relief that the debris landed on the back of the vehicle, minimizing damage. The construction contractor has since issued an apology and

Bangkok: The ‘Phumithan Phai’ column is delving into the reasons behind two Royal Thai Police helicopter crashes occurring within a single month. This investigation follows concerns raised about inadequate repair budgets allocated for malfunctioning helicopters, which are reportedly putting pilots’ lives at significant risk each time they operate these aircraft.

Bangkok: Crime Suppression Division police have transported “SorJor Golf” and his seven accomplices from Songkhla Provincial Prison to the Bangkok Special Prison. According to Thai News Agency, the Songkhla Election Commission Director has also filed a criminal complaint against another individual, increasing the total number of suspects to ten. The

Chiang Mai: A Chinese tourist visiting Chiang Mai Zoo was arrested after he allegedly molested a female student intern. The authorities apprehended the tourist and handed him over to the police for prosecution. The incident has led officials to consider revoking his student visa, which he used to stay in

San Kamphaeng: Dismissed from service: Drunk police officer physically assaults traffic police officer at San Kamphaeng Police Station while on duty. From the case of a clip of a police officer using foul language and even physically assaulting a traffic police officer at San Kamphaeng Police Station while on duty,

Chiang Mai: The Department of Fisheries has tested for contaminants in the Kok River and Sai River, and found heavy metals not exceeding the standard, but it is not recommended for consumption at this time. It will continue to randomly collect samples twice a month, covering risk areas in Chiang