Bangkok: The Royal Thai Police has confirmed that the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) conducted a search at Wat Pak Nam, suspecting a connection to a controversial clip involving a senior monk. According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Local Administration (DLA) acknowledged the search at Wat Pak Nam, prompted by

Bangkok: Cyber police have dismantled a Thai-black gang involved in international fraud, seizing over 215 million baht to return to victims of a Japanese company, marking the largest recovery in history. According to Thai News Agency, the case involved a renowned Japanese company whose email was compromised. The perpetrators used

Bangkok: Another location suspected of being involved with the “Koan Gang” was searched, but authorities found the house closed and quiet. The Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division had ordered the search as part of ongoing efforts to dismantle the criminal network linked to ‘Kok An’. According to Thai

Bangkok: Operation ‘Bye Bye Dark Wallets’ was launched to arrest a group of illegal e-Money service providers, resulting in the arrest of 12 leaders and revealing that money flowing out of the country totaled almost 400 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD) conducted

Bangkok: The police officer involved in the assault on a car owner who mistakenly ran through a checkpoint has confessed to charges under the Anti-Disappearance Act. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involved seven officers from the Traffic Police Division who assaulted a civilian, resulting in serious injuries to

Bangkok: Immigration arrests Malaysian at Don Mueang, involved in gambling website “HYDRA888”, with a turnover of over 11,520 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, on July 9, 2025, Don Mueang Airport Immigration Checkpoint officers, under the direction of Pol. Lt. Gen. Phanumas Boonnalak, Commander of the Immigration Bureau, and

Phatthalung: A perpetrator rode a motorcycle and shot at the house of a former teacher in the middle of the night. Fortunately, no one was injured. Police suspect that the motive was a land dispute or personal matter. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Yuthasak Iamsunthon, chief of the

Bangkok: Minister Suchart Tancharoen, in his capacity as the supervisor of MCOT Public Company Limited, emphasized a strategic approach towards adapting to the evolving media landscape during his visit to the company’s operations. He provided key policy directives aimed at addressing the challenges facing the media business, particularly in the