Bangkok: The Criminal Court for Corruption Cases recently organized a seminar focusing on the challenges of creating a balance of rights for agencies involved in corruption and misconduct cases. The Deputy Commissioner of the Central Investigation Bureau was among the key participants, emphasizing the collaborative efforts of all agencies to
Bangkok: Police have forwarded the comprehensive case file regarding the collapse of the Office of the Auditor General building, which was under construction and resulted in the deaths of several workers, to the prosecutor’s office. The objective is to determine whether charges should be filed against the suspects involved. According
Bangkok: A case involving missing gold from Wat Muang has taken a significant turn as police uncovered evidence that nearly 200 baht worth of gold was sold in the Yaowarat area. The abbot of the temple claims a lapse in memory regarding the incident. According to Thai News Agency, the
Chiang mai: Chiang Mai Province has opened a command center to prepare for Typhoon Wipha as rain is predicted to begin this afternoon. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation has established a war room to closely monitor the situation. According to Thai News Agency, the command center in Chiang
Bangkok: A devastating accident occurred when a 6-wheeled truck collided with a motorcycle equipped with a sidecar transporting students to Wat Monthon Prasit School. The collision resulted in three fatalities and six injuries. The incident happened on a rural road in the Wang Noi District, where the truck, registered in
Nakhon sawan: The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has undertaken a thorough inspection of the Nakhon Sawan campus office of Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University (MCU) and Buddha Park. The investigation aims to uncover financial discrepancies linked to the construction of the Buddha Park. According to Thai News Agency, Phra Khru Suthithambandit, assistant abbot of
Hanoi: Many provinces are preparing for the powerful tropical storm ‘Wipha’ which will make landfall in Vietnam today, affecting Thailand with heavy rain until July 24. According to Thai News Agency, in Nan Province this morning, houses and shops have prepared sandbags for protection in case of flash floods, including
Ubon ratchathani: The Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Suppression Division (NRECD) and the Royal Forest Department have initiated an inspection of a resort owned by ‘Johnny the Enforcer’ to determine if it has unlawfully encroached on the Lam Dom Noi Self-Reliant Settlement. According to Thai News Agency, the investigation was