Bangkok: The Phetkasem Police Station has announced significant progress in the investigation of the missing 10 million baht from the abbot of Wat Muang, underscoring that no crime leaves no traces. Officials are working diligently to uncover the whereabouts of the funds and have requested additional time to conclude their

Washington: President Donald Trump has officially postponed the implementation of higher tariffs on imports into the US, while simultaneously issuing notices to 14 countries, including Japan and South Korea, detailing the specific levies they will face. According to BBC, this decision follows a 90-day pause initiated by the White House

Bangkok: Police reveal that ‘Ms. K’ confessed to losing millions of baht at a time in online gambling. The Cyber Police Commander stated that ‘Ms. K’ has already given her statement as a witness for the Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 and confessed to using the money to gamble. She

Flores: Indonesia’s Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki has begun erupting again, at one point shooting an ash cloud 18km (11mi) into the sky, as residents flee their homes once more. There have been no reports of casualties since Monday morning, when the volcano on the island of Flores began spewing ash and

Bangkok: The Anti-Corruption Division is preparing to conduct another search of Wat Muang following the abbot’s failure to attend a scheduled appointment with police regarding the disappearance of 10 million baht in cash and 300 baht in gold. The abbot has not submitted the required financial documents of the temple

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: The atmosphere at Ta Kwai Temple was unusually crowded with over 200 Cambodian tourists amidst the rain that had been falling all day. Cambodians brought offerings into the Ta Kwai Temple, where the ceremony was being held, and they performed a ceremony in Khmer. During that time, a 76-year-old

Aranyaprathet: Burapha forces intercepted Thais who illegally crossed the border from Cambodia in one night, arresting two groups of seven people in Aranyaprathet District, Sa Kaeo Province. The first group consisted of three women who were arrested in Ban Khlong Luek. During initial questioning, they stated that they were invited