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

Bangkok: The Police Commission meeting, which lasted over 8 hours, revealed the list of 250 police general appointments. “Big Tao” was disappointed, but “Noppasin” was promoted to Police Lieutenant General. According to Thai News Agency, the meeting took place on August 31, 2025, at the Sriyanon Room at the Royal

Sa kaeo: Officials continue to maintain tight security around Ban Nong Chan after the Burapha Force declared it a controlled area, prohibiting the carrying of weapons and the use of loudspeakers. Land officials have entered the area to verify land rights. According to Thai News Agency, on the second day

Chiang mai: Officials have found another body of a 25-year-old Shan woman missing from a mudslide in Ban Pang Ung. The total number of deaths is seven, with two still missing. According to Thai News Agency, the HART human and animal rescue team, along with the K9 USAR rescue dog

Chiang mai: Officials utilizing K9 dogs in the search for missing persons from a landslide in Ban Pang Ung, Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai Province, have uncovered two additional bodies, raising the total number of fatalities to seven, with two individuals still unaccounted for. According to Thai News Agency, soldiers

Samut prakan: Residents of the Samrong Tai community were startled when a seemingly harmless object, mistaken for a rock and thrown to a dog to play with, exploded, injuring two individuals. The loud noise caused panic throughout the area. According to Thai News Agency, police from Samrong Tai Police Station