Bangkok: “Big Tao” has requested additional time to thoroughly investigate and unravel the plot involving Ms. K, whose testimony may be linked to a possible corruption case. Preparations are underway to convene with a working group next week to call in relevant individuals for further investigation, with a firm commitment
Phuket: After the Prime Minister ordered the reclassification of cannabis as a narcotic, limiting its use primarily for medical purposes, Phuket Province, a major tourist destination with numerous cannabis shops, is witnessing a range of reactions from local entrepreneurs and the tourism sector concerning this development. According to Thai News
Kanchanaburi: The Ministry of Education has launched an investigation following allegations from teachers regarding accusations against them concerning school lunch expenses. Prof. Dr. Narumon Pinyosinwat, the Minister of Education, disclosed that she had been informed about a teacher civil servant in Kanchanaburi Province who sought justice. The teacher was accused
Chiang mai: A community in Chiang Mai Province has established a medical equipment lending center that accepts donations of second-hand medical equipment for repairs and lends it to patients. This initiative is helping to reduce expenses for patients and their families by several million baht per year. According to Thai
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued warnings for the North, Northeast, East, and South regions of Thailand, advising residents to prepare for heavy rain that could result in flash floods and forest runoff. The department highlighted the risk of thunderstorms persisting across the country. According to Thai News Agency, the
Phra nakhon si ayutthaya: Ayutthaya police have successfully apprehended a group of young bikers who organized a chaotic motorcycle race in the city. The operation, led by the Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya police force, targeted the notorious racing activities that disrupted normalcy in the city. According to Thai News Agency,
Mueang tak: CIB police arrested two men who were smuggling four Chinese migrant workers on Highway 12 in Mueang District, Tak Province. They confessed that they were paid 6,000 baht each. According to Thai News Agency, the Central Investigation Bureau and Highway Police conducted a joint operation to capture the
Buriram: The Buriram Buddhist Office went to inspect a monastery in Buriram Province after a famous page released a leaked photo of a man resembling a famous monk in Buriram Province. Meanwhile, a lawyer filed a complaint against the famous page for defamation and the Computer Crimes Act. According to