Ubon ratchathani: Officials from the Department of Social Development and Human Security have requested the Forestry Police to investigate ‘Johnny the Enforcer,’ a well-known influencer, for allegedly building a resort that encroaches on the Lam Dom Noi Self-Reliance Settlement. Access to the area was reportedly restricted under threat. According to
Bangkok: In a recent development concerning the Thai Cannabis Future Writing Network’s planned rally at the Ministry of Public Health, Mr. Somsak Thepsuthin, the Minister of Public Health, has expressed concerns about the well-being of the participants who will be exposed to harsh weather conditions during their protest. According to
Bangkok: “Big Tao” has confirmed that fewer than 10 monks were involved with Ms. Kor. and that no senior monks were implicated in the incident. Pol. Lt. Col. Charoonkiat Pankaew, deputy commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, addressed the ongoing investigation concerning Wat Trithat Thep. He clarified that although it
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning indicating that certain areas in the North, Northeast, East, and South of Thailand are likely to experience heavy rainfall, which could result in flash floods and forest runoff. According to Thai News Agency, the department’s forecast for the next 24 hours suggests
Bangkok: A building under construction collapsed, injuring several people at the Min Buri water pumping station on Nimit Mai Road. At around 8:00 PM last night, Min Buri Police Station received a report of a building under construction collapsing at the Min Buri water pumping station of the Metropolitan Waterworks
Samut sakhon: Fire under control at a rubber factory in Samut Sakhon Province, fire originated near an oil pipeline, fears building collapse after intense fire. According to Thai News Agency, the aerial view shows the scene of the incident, which is a large building covering an area of approximately 3-4
Bangkok: “Johnny the Enforcer,” a former police officer turned influencer, has filed a complaint against three officials following accusations that his resort encroached on land within the Lam Dom Noi Self-Help Settlement. The controversy arises amid claims that the resort was built on land reserved as a common forest, with
Bang bua thong: A 24-year-old man has confessed to pushing his stepdaughter to the ground, resulting in her death. The incident which occurred in Tambon Bang Bua Thong, Amphoe Bang Bua Thong, Nonthaburi Province, has shocked the local community. According to Thai News Agency, the suspect, identified as Thanawat, admitted