Nakhon ratchasima: Plai Duen, Plai Biang Lek, and Plai Wan Mai, wild elephants from Khao Yai National Park, recently invaded a barbecue restaurant, a resort, and a fruit orchard in Tambon Mu Si, Amphoe Pak Chong, prompting officials to take action. The elephants were successfully pushed back into the national
Nong bua lamphu: Nong Chompoo’s mother petitioned the Court of Appeals Region 4 to take legal action against a YouTuber who released news live, claiming that adults had set a flag to dismiss the case against Uncle Pol in the mysterious death case of Nong Chompoo. According to Thai News
Bangkok: A senator, who has recently been embroiled in a scandal involving sexual abuse allegations, is now facing accusations of theft concerning a 2021 car accident case. According to Thai News Agency, the senator allegedly stole property valued at 1.5 million baht from a victim of a car crash. The
Pattaya city: A Korean man driving a luxury van crashed into cars of locals in the middle of Pattaya City, causing damage to a total of eight cars. The driver claims that the airbags deployed and hit him in the face, causing him to lose control. According to Thai News
Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong Phiwpaen, Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), clarified that there is no agenda to dismantle the Kok An network, despite evidence linking the owner to a 25-storey building in Poipet. The investigation has yet to uncover any connection to “Churi,” the daughter of
Bangkok: Phra Nitat, a former close monk of the abbot of Wat Muang, has taken significant steps by presenting top secret evidence to ‘Big Tao’, amidst ongoing tensions with Chao Khun Narong, the abbot of Wat Muang. Phra Nitat claims to possess crucial knowledge regarding the history of the abbot
Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Gen. Phanurat Lakboon, ONCB Secretary-General, alongside Mr. Prin Mekhanan, Director of the Narcotics Suppression Bureau, ONCB, announced the arrest of Mr. Tan Leng Chong, a 50-year-old Singaporean suspect wanted for major drug trafficking activities. Mr. Chong, who allegedly sourced drugs from Thailand for distribution in Singapore, was
Bangkok: Cyber police covered 19 locations in an operation to dismantle mule account networks and target Cambodian capitalists linked to Kok An, known as the Crown Casino godfather and a close associate of Hun Sen. The operation resulted in the seizure of luxury cars and 27 million baht. According to