Bangkok: Wang Thonglang Police Station officers raided a drug party involving Myanmar nationals. Urine tests revealed 41 people tested positive for drugs. They responded to the ‘NO Drugs NO Dealers’ campaign and raided an unlicensed entertainment venue. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Siam Bunsom, Commissioner of the

Narathiwat: Criminals set fire to a backhoe at a biomass power plant in Waeng District, Narathiwat Province. Three loud explosions resembling explosions were heard. The incident occurred late last night, August 15th, at the construction site on the last hill of the biomass power plant owned by Fire of Wood

Narathiwat: The 4th Army Region Commander took to the skies to survey the border forests of Narathiwat Province following reports of insurgents smuggling weapons into Thailand. The aerial reconnaissance was initiated in response to intelligence on the movement of these groups transporting arms from a neighboring country. According to Thai

Surin: A mother was left in shock after not speaking with her son for a day, only to discover he had stepped on a landmine and seriously injured his left ankle while patrolling the Ta Muen Thom temple area in Surin province. The incident involved seven soldiers patrolling the area

Bangkok: Thailand has urged the international community to closely monitor Cambodia’s continued deployment of landmines along the Thai border. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is set to lead a diplomatic mission to Ubon Ratchathani and Sisaket. Military observers are scheduled for deployment on August 18, demanding Cambodia halt its violations

Bangkok: DSI, together with Immigration Bureau 2, arrested a broker who arranged for women to be hired as surrogates while traveling to Hong Kong at Suvarnabhumi Airport. The Department of Special Investigation’s Trace and Intelligence Center, in conjunction with officers from the Crime Suppression Division, Immigration Bureau Division 2, Suvarnabhumi

Bangkok: Dr. B’s lawyer has asserted that the funds donated to his client were used appropriately, despite donors’ intentions for a different project. The lawyer, Mr. Santi Panyachairaksa, representing Mr. Seksan (Dr. B), emphasized that there was no misuse of funds, stating that cash was utilized as there was no

Bangkok: Suebphong Prabyai, the former president of Ramkhamhaeng University, appeared in court for the first witness hearing in the case against the acting president of the university, Wuttisak Lapcharoensap, and his associates for perjury. The lawsuit, initiated by Suebphong, was filed in 2022 and accuses the university officials of false