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.
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
Mae hong son: Due to the effects of Tropical Storm Rakasa, the Mae Sam Laep Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO) in Mae Hong Son Province has ordered the temporary closure of the Ban Siwa De Child Development Center after a landslide near the building created a safety hazard. Several roads were
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
Bangkok: The Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) has expressed confidence that 118 districts will successfully rent and utilize technology equipment for students and teachers, while also preparing for potential flooding due to Tropical Storm Rakasa. According to Thai News Agency, Acting Sub-Lieutenant Thanu Wongchinda, Secretary-General of OBEC, chaired
Lopburi province: A mother has filed a police report against her new husband, accusing him of assaulting her two-year-old son by punching him in the stomach, which resulted in the child’s death. She has vowed to pursue the case to its fullest extent, while her husband, the stepfather, claims he
Phra nakhon si ayutthaya: The Royal Irrigation Department is set to increase the water release from the Rama VI Dam between September 26 and 28 to accommodate the increased discharge from the Pa Sak Dam, which began on September 24. This adjustment is anticipated to significantly impact low-lying communities downstream
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