Nonthaburi: A young man who was accused of molesting a female student in a van has apologized, claiming the act was unintentional. He stated that he had been sleep-deprived at the time of the incident. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involved a 19-year-old university student, Ms. Fah (pseudonym),

Bangkok: The Pasak Jolasid Dam has announced an increase in water discharge, as the dam’s tail is anticipated to overflow its banks in several low-lying areas. This preparation comes in response to the ongoing trend of increased inflows into the dam. According to Thai News Agency, the Pasak Jolasid Water

Pathum thani: A sedan carrying illegal workers lost control and crashed into a barrier on the new Ratchaphruek Road (346), resulting in the deaths of two individuals and injuries to seven others. It is suspected that the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel. According to Thai News Agency,

Chiang mai: The leader of the Shan 999 gang has been charged with severely slashing a 14-year-old girl’s wrist. Police have filed serious charges against the leader after the attack, which took place in Chiang Mai, and involved the use of a sword to injure the teenager. The suspect was

Lom sak: Although the flooding situation in Lom Sak Municipality, Phetchabun Province, has eased, damage remains severe. Residents remain wary of the situation following heavy rains in the north, and they must also prepare for storms later this week. According to Thai News Agency, residents of Lom Sak Municipality, including

Bangkok: Ayutthaya is facing significant flooding issues, with water spreading across eight districts and rising in communities along the Chao Phraya River. This situation is especially impacting mosques. The Pasak Chonlaburi Dam is set to increase water discharge from September 24, warning of potential overflow in low-lying areas downstream. According

Chiang mai: Heavy rains have hit Chiang Mai, with Doi Suthep-Pui National Park announcing the temporary closure of Mae Sa Waterfall in Mae Rim District following a flash flood. Meanwhile, Wat Pha Lat has warned residents to prepare for flash floods at Pha Lat Waterfall. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Udon Thani police seized nearly 500 kg of crystal methamphetamine, worth 200 million baht. Udon Thani Provincial Police and the Office of the Narcotics Control Board made the seizure following a car accident that resulted in the vehicle crashing into the median strip. Two suspects were subsequently arrested in