Songkhla: The 437th Border Patrol Police’s Changsuek team, in collaboration with the Ratthaphum District Administration, conducted a raid on a significant illegal kratom production plant that allegedly assured customers of protection from arrest due to purported connections with government officials. According to Thai News Agency, the Changsuk Song Le team,
Bangkok: The chief of the airport immigration police has confirmed that no officers threatened or forced the woman involved in a drug smuggling case to transport drugs from Thailand to Georgia. This statement comes amid claims made by the suspect, Bella May Calley, a British national, who alleged in a
Aranyaprathet: Ten Thai workers were arrested while attempting to illegally cross back into Thailand after their Cambodian employers defaulted on promised wages. The workers were apprehended by authorities as they navigated through barbed wire and scaled a wall, trying to return home. According to Thai News Agency, the Burapha Task
Bangkok: ‘Kusumalawati’, a former candidate for Senator, has formally requested the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to investigate and prosecute those involved in the controversial Khao Kradong land case in Buriram Province. She submitted her petition to Pol. Lt. Col. Yuthana Phraedam, Director-General of DSI, with Pol. Lt. Col. Woranan
Koh lanta: The investigation police of Koh Lanta Police Station, Krabi Province, along with local government officials, are urgently mobilizing forces to track down a gunman who shot and killed a neighbor and his daughter following a dispute over birds. According to Thai News Agency, the shocking incident occurred in
Bangkok: Metropolitan Police detectives have arrested another member of the ‘Japanese Tiger’ gang, implicated in the theft of 3.4 million baht. During the arrest, the suspect attempted to flee by climbing onto a roof but fell, sustaining injuries. Authorities are searching for four other members who remain at large. According
Nonthaburi: A temple in Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi Province, has faced a challenging situation as its water and electricity have been cut off due to unpaid bills. The temple, Wat Bang Phut Nok, owes 56,000 baht for electricity and 20,000 baht for water, leading to its 25 monks having to
Bangkok: Police are urgently investigating the financial trail of Wat Trithatthep’s accounts to determine the destination of funds, especially concerning any links to a former abbot and a laywoman. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Charoonkiat Pankaew, deputy commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, disclosed the ongoing progress