Bangkok: The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is gearing up to issue summonses for the first batch of suspects in a high-profile collusion case involving money laundering and senators. The case, which is expected to involve as many as 100 individuals, centers on clear evidence of financial transactions during the

Rawai: Heartbreaking! A foreign man buried a dog alive. Fortunately, the authorities and villagers were able to help in time before contacting the Soi Dog Foundation to take care of the dog and file a complaint against the dog owner. According to Thai News Agency, the Phuket Times shared a

Bangkok: “Ms. Golf,” the primary suspect in a high-profile case, has denied charges of extortion and infringement of freedom, claiming she merely borrowed money. Deputy Commander of the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) revealed that ‘Ms. Golf’ maintained she sought cooperation rather than coercion in her dealings, asserting her actions were

Ubon ratchathani: The commander of Army Region 2 revealed that soldiers stepped on a landmine while patrolling from the Morakot Operations Base to Hill 481 on the Chong Bok border in Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. Three soldiers were injured but are safe. It is believed that the bomb

Phichit: Another senior monk at the abbot level in Phichit Province has been implicated in a scandal involving a video call where he expressed his love to a woman known as ‘Ms. Golf’. Police are preparing to conduct searches across several temples and monastic educational institutions to trace the flow

Bangkok: The NCB Subcommittee on Production has approved a budget to help with the annual rice farming at 1,200 baht per rai. According to Thai News Agency, the NEB Subcommittee on Production has resolved to approve the payment of financial assistance to farmers for the 68/69 wet season at 1,200

Phanom dong rak: Lively all day, both Thai and Cambodian tourists flocked to visit Prasat Ta Muen Thom, Phanom Dong Rak District, Surin Province, even though they had just experienced a violent incident yesterday. They said they did not feel afraid and wanted to come to give moral support to

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Police have initiated a significant move to address misconduct within the Buddhist monastic community by establishing the ‘Center for the Preservation of Buddhism and Promotion of the Dhamma-Vinaya.’ This center aims to tackle the misconduct of monks and restore faith in the religion by receiving and