Chiang mai: Top, the leader of the Shan 999 gang, has been arrested. After a gang of migrant workers in Chiang Mai attacked a teenager and severed her wrist with a sword last week, 15 suspects were arrested, and a pursuit led to the capture of Mr. Top, the leader
Chiang mai: Heavy rain in Chiang Mai Province caused flash floods overnight, inundating several districts. This morning, water levels in Mae Rim District have receded, and damage assessments are underway. Meanwhile, in Mae Chaem District, floodwaters are inundating communities, with some areas nearly a meter deep. The Meteorological Department is
Yala: Police are actively searching for the individual responsible for the fatal shooting of a Krong Pinang Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO) member, who was killed in front of his home in Krong Pinang District. The authorities are exploring two potential motives behind the attack: a personal vendetta or an attempt
Sa kaeo: The border situation in Sa Kaeo Province is increasingly tense as Cambodian protesters, led by monks, approach the barbed wire fence separating Thailand and Cambodia. Cambodian soldiers have been intermittently firing small arms provocatively. According to Thai News Agency, reporters observed continuous movement from the Cambodian side in
Bangkok: The Office of the Vocational Education Commission (OVEC) and the Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) have joined forces to launch an initiative named DQ Power, with the goal of strengthening networks and building digital immunity. This initiative is designed to enhance intelligence and combat cyber threats in
Bangkok: A 41-year-old woman battling cancer has lodged a complaint alleging she was deceived by a fortune teller into parting with over 2 million baht. The woman, a business owner, claims the fortune teller, known in the entertainment industry, manipulated her into worshipping a deity and having her fortune told.
Bangkok: The Royal Irrigation Department (RID) is taking measures to stabilize water levels in the Chao Phraya River by reducing water discharge from the Bhumibol and Sirikit Dams. This initiative is part of a larger effort to manage water resources effectively during the concluding phase of the rainy season. According
Bangkok: The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is set to convene the 4th Thailand Climate Change Action Partnership Meeting on September 29-30, aiming to collaborate across all sectors to accelerate the implementation of climate change adaptation policies. Dr. Pirun Saiyasitphanich, Director-General of the Department of Climate Change and Environment,