Lopburi: Wat Phra Bat Nam Phu has responded to recent inquiries concerning the allocation of its donated funds, amid ongoing discussions regarding the necessity of continued care for HIV patients at the temple. According to Thai News Agency, the temple has been at the center of public scrutiny following reports

Saraburi: “Big Tao” led a force to arrest officials from the Saraburi Agricultural Land Reform Office (ALRO) and the village headman for colluding in the corruption of ALRO title deeds for 600-700 rai of land, benefiting investors who were building luxury homes. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen.

Trang: An arrest warrant has been issued for “D,” the gunman with a limp who shot and killed the village headman. Police are in hot pursuit. An arrest warrant has been issued for the lame gunman who fired an M16 at the village headman of Trang Province. The motive for

Nam yuen: Villagers of Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, have returned home together as rain has washed away their sorrows. Most of the villagers have reunited with their families for the first time in more than two weeks since the unrest on the Thai-Cambodian border broke out. According to

Bangkok: The Royal Irrigation Department announced a gradual reduction in water discharge rates from the Chao Phraya Dam following a slowdown in water levels from the North. Meanwhile, the Sirikit Dam plays a crucial role in supporting water in the Nan River Basin and mitigating impacts on the lower Central

Songkhla: Fishermen brought over 70 long-tail boats to block the mouth of Songkhla Bay after officials launched an operation to dismantle illegal fishing gear, hoping to restore the waterway and preserve the marine ecosystem. According to Thai News Agency, officials from multiple units have been working together to dismantle illegal

Pathum thani: An order has been issued to transfer the Pathum Thani police chief from his position following a raid on a well-known pub in Rangsit, which resulted in nearly 200 patrons testing positive for drugs. Alongside the chief, five other officers have also been affected by the decision. According

Ang thong: A hot health trend has emerged as owners of more than 10 vegetable plots in Ang Thong Province are growing “Jingjuchai,” a healthy herb, for sale nationwide. This initiative is generating a monthly income of 70,000-80,000 baht. According to Thai News Agency, the cultivation of “Jingjuchai” has become