Bangkok: Police reveal that the situation of call center gangs in neighboring countries is still worrying, and have announced a new strategy, “I2LAI,” to join forces with the international community to suppress them, aiming to see results within 3 months, and to urgently hunt down the “Kok An” network. According

Phayao: A Buddhist-hearted Western family has made significant contributions to the construction of the ‘Golden Teak Temple’ at Wat Nantaram in Phayao Province. The family, known for their philanthropic efforts, has been actively involved in both the design and funding of the temple, which has drawn attention for its intricate

Bangkok: A chaotic incident unfolded in Din Daeng District when a man claiming to be a special forces officer seized a policeman’s gun and accidentally fired it, injuring two officers. The situation was swiftly managed, and the man was taken into custody for questioning at Sutthisan Police Station. According to

Ubon ratchathani: The candle procession tradition in Ubon Ratchathani has begun, attracting many Thai and foreign tourists eager to admire the candle trees’ beauty. This year’s festival will be held over two days, July 10-11, showcasing 44 candles in the competition, a decrease from the usual 50-plus entries. According to

Bangkok: The abbot of Wat Mai (Ya Paen) has publicly addressed rumors concerning a monk known as ‘Phra Maha,’ who reportedly engaged in a relationship with a laywoman and subsequently disrobed. The abbot clarified that he is not the individual involved in the controversy surrounding a relationship with ‘Sika K,’

Chachoengsao: Buddhists across the country flock to make merit and offer alms to monks on Asarnha Bucha Day for good fortune. According to Thai News Agency, at Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan, the governor of Chachoengsao Province presided over the alms-giving ceremony of dry food and rice on the occasion of

Aranyaprathet: Soldiers have intensified security measures at the Aranyaprathet border following the arrest of a man attempting to crawl through a drainpipe to re-enter Thailand illegally. The man, identified as Mr. Apirak, aged 40, claimed he was suffering from lung disease and was coerced by his mother to work as

Lopburi: A lone robber was apprehended after attempting to rob a convenience store in the middle of the night, causing a stir in Lopburi City. The perpetrator, a 66-year-old retired military officer, was swiftly arrested by local police. According to Thai News Agency, the incident took place at a convenience