Mae chaem: Heavy rain caused the Mae Chaem River to overflow and flood communities in Mae Chaem District in the early morning hours, spreading widely. Some villagers were caught off guard and their belongings were damaged. According to Thai News Agency, heavy rain has caused water from the Mae Chaem

Bangkok: A taxi collided with a traffic police officer on a motorcycle at the Suan Miskawan intersection in Bangkok while the officer was delivering organs. The incident resulted in injuries to the officer’s right leg and wrist. According to Thai News Agency, Police Lieutenant General Nitithorn Jintakanon, the Education Commissioner,

Phuket: An 18-wheel trailer truck carrying piles experienced brake failure, leading to a significant collision involving ten vehicles at the Darasamutr Intersection underpass in Phuket Province. Four individuals were injured, including three Thai nationals and one Malaysian, as reported by the local authorities. According to Thai News Agency, the incident

Bangkok: Police have filed two charges against a man who smashed the door of a condo in the Rama 9 area, causing distress to the young owner of the room. The individual was tested for three types of drugs, with results coming back negative. According to Thai News Agency, the

Udon thani: Police from Ban Dung Police Station in Udon Thani Province have successfully raided an international drug trafficking gang, seizing crystal methamphetamine valued at over 200 million baht. Two suspects were apprehended during the operation, which uncovered 448 kilograms of the drug. Authorities are now in the process of

Bangkok: The owner of a condo unit in the Rama 9 area, where the other party caused a disturbance and damaged property, confirmed that he will pursue legal action to the fullest extent of the law. He does not currently want an apology. According to Thai News Agency, a young

Kanchanaburi: Test results have confirmed that “Nong Khao Tom,” a newborn female elephant calf separated from its mother, has had structural abnormalities since birth. A team of veterinarians is urgently planning treatment and rehabilitation for the calf, found in the Thong Pha Phum District. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.

Bangkok: “Big Tao” has announced that the investigation into the financial activities at Na Pa Pong Temple is currently awaiting critical bank statements before proceeding with potential arrest warrants for individuals involved in the temple’s accounts. The case centers around allegations of embezzlement against a former abbot, who continues to