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
Sukhothai: Floodwaters from the Yom River have inundated the Wat Pak Kwae area in Mueang District, Sukhothai Province, reaching depths of up to 50 centimeters. Relevant agencies have been dispatched to assist affected villagers in the area. One missing person from the flash floods in Ban Huai Pong, Mae Hong
Chonburi: The suspect was arrested for reenacting the crime of breaking into the abbot’s quarters and stealing 10 million baht worth of gold and silver. Police arrested a suspect who broke into the safe of the abbot’s quarters at Wat Namatum in Chonburi Province and stole cash and gold worth
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