Bangkok: Cambodian authorities have provided an explanation regarding the incident at Ta Muen Thom temple, highlighting inappropriate behavior by Thai soldiers, which displeased a female Cambodian tourist. Social media has identified the woman as the granddaughter of former King Sihanouk. According to Thai News Agency, the Cambodian Ministry of Defense
Bangkok: Confessions from Ms. Wilawan, also known as Ms. Golf, have unveiled a complex web of deceit and financial misconduct involving high-ranking monks and significant monetary transactions. Former Phra Maha Boonlert has accused Ms. Golf of fabricating a story to lure him to her residence and swindling him out of
Bangkok: The price of sweet coconuts has significantly decreased, now standing at 4 baht per piece, with an excess of 2 million pieces available daily. According to Thai News Agency, the dramatic price drop is attributed to a surplus in supply, leading to a plentiful availability of sweet coconuts in
Bangkok: The assistant abbot of Wat Prayurawongsawas Worawihan expressed sympathy for ‘Chao Khun Prasit,’ who recently decided to disrobe without providing any explanation. This development comes amid previous assertions from Chao Khun Prasit that he would seek justice regarding the case involving Ms. Golf. According to Thai News Agency, Phra
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
Bangkok: A local fruit seller has achieved an impressive milestone by generating a profit exceeding 6 million, driven by the booming demand for their produce. In a remarkable act of gratitude, the entrepreneur has decided to fulfill a vow by offering 1.5 tons of durian, a fruit known for its
Bangkok: The National Police Inspector General revealed that he had found a money laundering source for ‘Kok An’ abroad. He is urgently coordinating to reclaim the Thai victims. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Gen. Thatchai Pitaneelabutr, Inspector-General of the Royal Thai Police, unveiled progress in the investigation into the