Bangkok: The demolition of the Samsen Police Station building has begun. The operation kicked off with the use of chain saws to cut the foundation piers, reducing the weight and vibration of the structure. Additionally, a slope measuring device was installed to monitor the building’s tilt for continuous safety. According

Bangkok: Police from Sam Sen Police Station have begun the process of clearing motorcycles and cars from the premises in preparation for the partial demolition of the station. This action precedes the entry of construction company representatives who plan to carry out the demolition. According to Thai News Agency, a

Bangkok: A gunman on a motorcycle fired over 10 shots at a group of teenagers under the Phra Pok Klao Bridge, injuring two individuals. The assailant shouted, “Do you want more” before fleeing the scene. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred late last night when officers from the

Bangkok: Officials convened to deliberate on the demolition of the Samsen Police Station building following a site assessment which revealed a leaning structure accompanied by significant cracking, rendering it unsafe for future use. According to Thai News Agency, the decision to demolish the newly constructed building came after it was

Bangkok: A hot-tempered teacher has come under fire after using a steel foot to hit a first-grade student in the face. The incident has triggered a wave of outrage and legal action as the child’s mother refuses to withdraw her complaint despite the teacher’s attempts to apologize. According to Thai

Khon kaen: Water levels in the Yom River are beginning to recede, and it is expected that the situation will improve within 48 hours. Meanwhile, farmers along the Phong River in Khon Kaen Province are in distress after the Ubonrat Dam’s urgent water release caused the embankment to collapse, inundating

Ang thong: Flooding in Phong Pheng Subdistrict, Ang Thong Province, has resulted in water breaking through roads, leading to widespread inundation of 1,376 homes. The water levels continue to rise, causing concern among residents and officials alike. According to Thai News Agency, the latest flooding situation developed rapidly as water

Bangkok: Police from Huamark Metropolitan Police Station received a report of a car accident with multiple fatalities and injuries at the entrance to Soi Ramkhamhaeng 83, Khlong Chan Subdistrict, Bang Kapi District, Bangkok. They went to investigate along with volunteers from the Siam Ruam Jai (Pu In) Foundation and volunteers