Narathiwat: Heavy unrest erupted in Narathiwat Province as coordinated bombings and tire burnings were reported across five districts, affecting six locations. CCTV footage has confirmed two injuries resulting from the incidents. According to Thai News Agency, the wave of violence began at 7:50 PM on August 31, 2015, and continued
Bangkok: CCTV footage shows the pursuit of four assailants, dressed in camouflage and armed with weapons, who planted a bomb at an ATM in Yala Province. They attempted to rob the safe but were unable to retrieve the money. According to Thai News Agency, CCTV footage from a gas station
Bangkok: The Ministry of Education has unveiled a proposal to amend the Private School Act, following the discovery that foreign teachers have been utilizing legal loopholes to demand compensation unfairly. According to Thai News Agency, the Minister of Education, Prof. Dr. Narumon Pinyosinwat, alongside Mr. Monthon Phaksuwan, Secretary-General of the
Bangkok: A thief was arrested for stealing five pairs of “Bow Wanda” shoes, worth over 16,800 baht, from the parking lot of a residence in the Lat Phrao area. Pol. Col. Pornthep Chalermkiat, Superintendent of Suthisan Police Station, and Pol. Lt. Col. Nitithon Yotchotwanit, Deputy Superintendent of Investigation, Suthisan Police
Bangkok: Big Tao has admitted that a former director of the Department of Religious Affairs and a well-known comedian hold the land title deed in place of former Phra Alongkot. Meanwhile, Sompong remains under legal action, despite claiming he borrowed money and partially repaid it. Meanwhile, the Pink Panthers are
Bangkok: “Big Tao” has expressed his delight over the promotions of Pol. Lt. Gen. Noppasin and Pol. Lt. Gen. Rungroj, commending them as capable individuals. Despite his contentment with these appointments, “Big Tao” remains concerned about certain inappropriate appointments and transfers within the police force. He remains committed to working
Bangkok: Police Major General Charoonkiat Pankaew, Deputy Commissioner of the Central Investigation Bureau, has expressed no discontent after being omitted from the recent list of police appointments and transfers. Emphasizing that his work is for the public good rather than personal gain, he remains committed to his duties and vows
Bangkok: Police detain “Pa Nui” for detention in cases related to the Gambling Act and providing shelter to foreigners, and oppose bail. According to Thai News Agency, investigators from the Metropolitan Police Bureau, in collaboration with Special Operations Unit 191, have apprehended 69-year-old Amnuay Kiattidonmuang, known as “Pa Nui.” The