Wang noi: The abbot of Wat Chuchit, Phra Thep Patcharaporn, has voluntarily disrobed following the transfer of over 13 million baht to a woman known as “Ms. Golf”. The former abbot confirmed there was no romantic involvement but admitted to being “naive” in the matter. According to Thai News Agency,

Chiang mai: Police are urgently investigating a case of a Chinese gang killing Chinese gangsters, deceiving their fellow countrymen to demand ransom in Chiang Mai, brutally murdering them, and dumping their bodies in the middle of the forest. Police found the body of Mr. Yang, 24, a Chinese national, wrapped

Sisaket: The Sisaket by-election in District 5 is witnessing intense rivalry as two heirs from prominent families vie for the MP position. The Pheu Thai Party has nominated Ms. Phurika Sommai, daughter of the late Mr. Amorntep Sommai, to take over her father’s legacy. In contrast, the Bhumjaithai Party is

Chiang mai: In a compassionate act, Phra Khru Od of Wat Chedi Luang has rescued six cows destined for a slaughterhouse, after they were floated down the Mae Taeng River on bamboo rafts by villagers. According to Thai News Agency, villagers in the Mae Taeng District of Chiang Mai Province

Khon kaen: A Phu Wiang forest ranger sustained a gunshot wound to the thigh from a hunter while on patrol, raising concerns about deliberate targeting of officials rather than wildlife. Authorities are actively gathering evidence to prosecute the individual responsible for setting the trap. According to Thai News Agency, the

Nakhon phanom: Young people stabbed each other in the middle of a Naga worship ceremony in the center of Nakhon Phanom city, resulting in one injury. According to Thai News Agency, more than 50 teenagers were involved in the altercation during a ceremony to honor the Phraya Satta Nakarat. The

Khon kaen: A 22-year-old man rode a motorcycle into a convenience store, threatened the staff with scissors, and grabbed some snacks to flee, but was caught by the police immediately. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred at a convenience store located in Tambon Nai Mueang, Amphoe Mueang, Khon

Bangkok: The National Police Commissioner has issued a stern warning to Thai citizens about the severe legal repercussions of engaging in money laundering activities, with potential penalties reaching up to 41 years in prison. Recently, authorities have apprehended six Thai nationals suspected of involvement with a call center criminal network.