Bangkok: The National Police Commissioner has initiated a strategic operation named “Close the Door and Smash the Rice Pot” with the aim of eliminating large-scale call centers within a three-month timeframe. This was announced during a meeting held in the IAC war room, led by Pol. Gen. Thatchai Pitaneelabut, Inspector

Vienna: Over 100 delegates met in Vienna last month to accelerate the establishment of a global nuclear liability regime under the framework of a global convention. The Fifth Meeting of the Contracting Parties and Signatories to the Convention on Supplementary Compensation for Nuclear Damage (CSC) was held at the IAEAs

Bangkok: Huai Khwang Police Station raided a dice gambling den in the Mengjai area, arresting 23 gamblers. At 12:30 a.m. on August 4, 2015, Huai Khwang Police Station officers, in conjunction with the Crime Suppression Division of Metropolitan Police Bureau Division 1 and the Crime Suppression Division of the Metropolitan

St. Louis: More than 3,000 Boeing defence workers went on strike Monday after rejecting a revised contract offer, demanding better pay and work conditions. The walkout affects key facilities in Missouri and Illinois as Boeing grapples with financial woes and safety concerns. Boeing workers who build fighter jets went on

Bangkok: Police are preparing to summon “Peck Palitchoke” to give a detailed statement, including the pickup truck driver. The perpetrator has already been questioned. Police Colonel Naren Krungsanuk, Superintendent of Huamark Police Station, revealed that the case of Peck Palitchoke being slashed in the chin at a gas station is

Bangkok: Police have filed two charges against the perpetrator who used a knife to assault “Peck Palitchoke” and are preparing to summon the victim for questioning. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involved 40-year-old famous singer Peck Palitchoke, who was attacked in the chin by 21-year-old rider Chutithep. The

Bangkok: Mr. Phonlaphum Viphatiphumethai, Assistant Minister of Culture, addressed recent claims concerning the Ministry of Culture’s involvement in organizing the “Tomorrowland” music festival in Thailand. He emphasized that the ministry has not received a budget for the event. According to Thai News Agency, the proposed Tomorrowland project, which is expected

Bangkok: The National Health Security Office (NHSO) board has approved flexible service guidelines for patients residing along the Thai-Cambodian border and those impacted by floods in the northern region of Thailand. This decision aims to ensure comprehensive and continuous access to healthcare services for nearly ten thousand affected individuals. According