Bangkok: The Crime Suppression Division is intensifying its investigation into the credentials of Phra Alongkot, the abbot of Wat Phra Bat Nam Phu, as well as the associated allegations of fraud involving Mr. Seksan, also known as Dr. B. While the investigation into the “Phra Alongkot” Primary School has yielded

Nonthaburi: Police from Bang Sri Muang Police Station raided a gambling den in the middle of a village in the tha it area, arresting 29 gamblers who were secretly playing Kao Kae cards. According to Thai News Agency, investigators from Bang Sri Muang Police Station surrounded a house in a

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Police are reinforcing stringent measures against street racing following a major 11-vehicle accident on the Si Rat-Udon Ratthaya Expressway. They are accelerating their investigations to ensure full legal action is taken against any violations. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Nitithorn Jintakanon, Commander of

Bangkok: Crowds cheered on Dr. Suphat after he posted that he might be fired by the Ministry of Public Health over the ATK procurement. Residents flocked to support Dr. Suphat, director of Saba Yoi Hospital, after he posted on Facebook that he was being ordered to leave his post by

Bangkok: Next week, the “Dr. B” case will be discussed. The Deputy Commander of the Crime Suppression Division believes the suspect has not fled. According to Thai News Agency, the Crime Suppression Division is preparing to meet with a dedicated working group to discuss the ongoing investigation into Mr. Seksan,

Bangkok: This week, Phuket Province has been filled with colorful artworks by artists from across Thailand and around the world, who are gradually delivering their work to Phuket for display at the Thailand Biennale 2025, which will take place later this year. According to Thai News Agency, the event is

Bangkok: “Big Tai” engaged in discussions with the screening board to promote Samran-Itthiphon to Deputy Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police. The National Police Chief presided over a crucial meeting to appoint senior officers, advancing Samran and Itthiphon to deputy national police chief positions. According to Thai News Agency, the

Kalasin: The 2nd Army Area Commander, Lt. Gen. Boonsin Phadklang, has decided not to pursue a political career after his retirement, despite public pressure and significant achievements during his tenure. According to Thai News Agency, Lt. Gen. Boonsin, also known as “Big Kung,” participated in a ceremonial event honoring Luang