Suvarnabhumi airport: Arrested at the airport immigration office, a 30-year-old Chinese man was preparing to flee to Cambodia, escaping a warrant for a kidnapping and robbery case in the Pattaya area. According to Thai News Agency, on July 12, 2015, Pol. Maj. Gen. Chengron Rimphidi, Commander of Immigration Bureau Division

Phichit: The abbot of Wat Tha Phikun has provided an explanation regarding the financial contributions of ‘Ms. K.’, who participated in the merit-making activities at the temple by transferring funds into the temple’s account. According to Thai News Agency, Phra Athikarn Thepkamron Pasathiko, the abbot of Wat Tha Phikun, addressed

Bangkok: “Big Tao” and his entourage met with the Supreme Patriarch of the Mahanikaya Order to discuss the course of action against at least 4-5 monks who had relationships with ‘Ms. K.’ and who have fled and refused to disrobe. Today, Mr. Phumiwisan Kasem Suk, Secretary-General of the Public Sector

Phrae: Flash floods hit communities in Dan Chumphon Subdistrict, Phrae Province, and parts of Rong Kwang District due to heavy rain last night. Many houses were damaged, especially in low-lying areas and natural waterways that receive water from nearby mountains and forests. The influx of water was caused by continuous

Bangkok: “Big Tao” has provided the Sangha with a chance to delve into the facts surrounding a case involving a female golfer, with a belief that the monk involved may be a victim. Should the matter remain unresolved, actions are poised to be taken. It was revealed that former Phra

Kalasin: A young monk was apprehended after stealing a car from a layperson during a merit-making event on Buddhist Lent Day. The incident took place in Somdet District and was promptly addressed by local authorities. According to Thai News Agency, officers from Somdet Police Station intercepted a black sedan at

Bangkok: Two older women were caught on surveillance camera stealing a mobile phone from the quarters of an ailing monk in Bangkok. The incident has sparked a police investigation to locate the suspects, who had previously solicited money from the monk. According to Thai News Agency, the theft occurred at

Bangkok: Immigration police arrested a Chinese woman, Overstay, after discovering that she was a Chinese businesswoman who opened a fake company to trick people into investing in a pyramid scheme. She fled the law and hid in Thailand, causing 500 million baht in damages. According to Thai News Agency, the