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
Phnom penh: Cambodia has firmly opposed Thailand’s assertion that the Ta Kwai Temple is situated within Thai borders, criticizing Thailand’s actions that prevent Cambodians from wearing traditional clothing at the temple site. According to Thai News Agency, the Cambodian Ministry of National Defense issued a statement denouncing the claims by
Bangkok: ‘Big Tao’ has revealed that ‘Ms. K.’ provided crucial information and targeted wealthy, easily accessible victims in a blackmail case involving the former abbot ‘Tid Achaw’. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen. Charoonkiat Pankaew, deputy commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, and Pol. Maj. Gen. Prasong Chalermphan,
Bangkok: The city of Bangkok is taking significant steps to enhance its infrastructure with the development of a 47.5-kilometer sidewalk and bicycle path along the Saen Saep Canal, stretching from Phra Nakhon to Nong Chok. This initiative aims to promote walking and cycling among Bangkokians, offering seamless connections with public
Bangkok: ‘Monk of the temple’, the conflicting party of the abbot of Wat Muang, is set to present information to the Anti-Corruption Division tomorrow. ‘Big Tao’ has disclosed that a temple boy at the center of the conflict with the abbot is ready to provide crucial information to authorities. In
Bangkok: The Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) celebrated its 22nd anniversary, with a commitment to enhance the quality of education for Thai children and alleviate administrative burdens on educators. The event underscored OBEC’s ongoing dedication to building a solid educational foundation for young learners in Thailand. According to
Bangkok: Dr. Tul Sitthisomwong, an academic and political activist, has formally petitioned the National Police Chief to oppose the promotions of two high-ranking doctors associated with the Police General Hospital. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Tul submitted a letter concerning Pol. Lt. Gen. Sophonrat Singhajaru, assistant national police chief