Bangkok: Five police officers from Bang Khen Police Station have been transferred following the arrest of a gambling den at Saphan Mai. This morning, 72 gamblers, mostly elderly, were taken to Don Mueang District Court for detention. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Sek Sit Supha-uan, Deputy Commander of
Bangkok: Searching the house of a laywoman, a close friend of “Tid Acha”, found several robes. “Big Tao” admitted that yesterday, the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and related agencies brought a court warrant to search the residence of Ms. Kor Kai, a close associate of “Tid Acha”, the former abbot of
Bangkok: BMA Feeder has introduced a new service route connecting the Bangkok Children’s Museum in Chatuchak and BTS Mo Chit, offering free travel options for residents. The launch event was attended by Mr. Sanon Wangsangboon, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, who participated in the route’s opening and testing ceremony at the
Bangkok: Electric vehicle repair experts have highlighted three potential causes that could have led to a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) catching fire. They emphasize the necessity for a thorough investigation by officials to determine the exact cause. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involved a PHEV that was
Bangkok: ‘Minister Narumon’ points out that teachers and students must be developed together for Thai education to change. Reveals that promoting learning outside the classroom is more important than memorization because children can actually do it. According to Thai News Agency, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Narumon Pinyosinwat, the Minister of Education,
Bangkok: Checked 7 accounts of Wat Trithatthep, no money leaked to other persons found. Wat Trithatthep has appointed a new temple administrator. After checking 7 temple accounts, no money was found to have leaked to other persons, apart from the temple committee’s approval. According to Thai News Agency, progress in
Krabi: An arrest warrant has been issued for Mr. Wivat, known as ‘Bang En’, following a fatal shooting incident in Koh Lanta Noi Subdistrict, Krabi Province. Mr. Wivat, 41, is accused of shooting Mr. Apiwat, 37, and his 1-year-old daughter, leading to their deaths, and injuring Mr. Apiwat’s wife, Ms.
Bangkok: The gang responsible for the audacious robbery of 3.4 million baht at a renowned shopping mall in the Lat Phrao district has been apprehended and subjected to extensive questioning by the police. The suspects claimed they were misled into participating in the crime and have yet to receive their