Bangkok: The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) launched Operation “SKY FALL,” busting a transnational money laundering ring and seizing over 46 million baht in cash that was being smuggled across the border. This follows the deception of an elderly victim who transferred over 20 million baht to invest in stock trading.

Bangkok: A father, overwhelmed by his son’s behavior, has shot and killed him in their home. The son, addicted to drugs since his early teens, had become a source of distress for the family due to his violent tendencies and constant demands for money. According to Thai News Agency, the

Chiang mai: Chiang Mai is continuing to drain the Ping River in preparation for Tropical Storm Bualoi, which is set to make landfall in Vietnam tomorrow (September 29). Meanwhile, residents in at-risk areas along the Ping River are rushing to place sandbags to block water from flooding into their homes.

Bangkok: Tropical Storm Bualoi is expected to make landfall in Vietnam on September 29, with rain already beginning to fall in the Northeast. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for multiple provinces in Thailand to prepare for heavy to very heavy rain from September 28-30 due to Typhoon Bualoi’s

Bangkok: A heated confrontation between a truck driver and a car driver led to a violent episode of road rage, captured on dashcam footage. The altercation, which took place on September 23rd, involved the truck driver aggressively pursuing and attacking the other vehicle, causing significant damage. According to Thai News

Bangkok: Nakornping Hospital in Chiang Mai Province has launched the Car Seat Bank project to act as a medium for sharing kindness and safety for children, reducing the cost for parents to purchase car seats. According to Thai News Agency, the initiative aims to ensure that young children are provided

Yala: Following the current Fourth Army Region commander’s established approach, which he has requested the new commander to continue, efforts to achieve sustainable solutions to the southern border problems are underway. Although results may not be immediate, tangible changes are already being seen. According to Thai News Agency, the strategic

Bangkok: Governor Chadchart visited Udomsuk until 3 a.m. to monitor flooding. He found a particularly disturbing incident: a contractor placed sandbags blocking the flow of water. He apologized for any inconvenience caused to the public. The latest update is that water levels in all areas of Bangkok are back to