Bangkok: Thanayut Wutticharatthamrong, acting assistant commissioner-general of the Royal Thai Police and director of the Identification Operation Center, Royal Thai Police Office, along with Pol. Maj. Gen. Wirun Supasingsiripreecha, commander of the Police General Hospital’s Institute of Forensic Medicine, and relevant officials, announced the closure of the Personal Identification Center

Bangkok: The Ministry of Labor has announced an adjustment to the minimum wage, set to take effect on July 1, 2025. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Boonsong Thapchaiyut, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labor, stated that the Cabinet has approved the Wage Committee’s proposal to align the minimum

Bangkok: The driver of the red sedan involved in a hit-and-run accident has surrendered and agreed to pay for the damages. The incident, which took place at the entrance of Soi Phetkasem 19, resulted in the death of a passenger and left a motorcyclist in a coma. According to Thai

Bangkok: The Metropolitan Police Chief has reported progress in the investigation of a robbery that occurred in the Lat Phrao area, where 3.4 million baht was stolen in a shopping mall parking lot. Two members of the seven-person gang involved in the crime have been identified. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Metropolitan Police Bureau chief announced the arrest of two suspects in a robbery at a famous shopping mall. 1.9 million baht worth of stolen goods has been seized. The remaining five suspects will request arrest warrants from the court this afternoon. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt.

Bangkok: “Big Tao” engaged in discussions with the Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) regarding the unexpected disrobing of the abbot of Wat Trithatthep, Phra Khun Ach, amid allegations involving a secret video and temple assets. According to Thai News Agency, the Central Investigation Bureau hosted a meeting to assess the

Bangkok: “Thaksin” appeared in court as scheduled, avoiding the media, to attend the examination of plaintiff’s witnesses in the Section 112 case. The former prime minister was reportedly concerned about a clip used in the complaint against him. According to Thai News Agency, the proceedings took place at the Criminal

Bangkok: The court convened the initial hearing for the plaintiff’s witnesses in the case against Thaksin Shinawatra under Section 112 of the Criminal Code and the Computer Crime Act. The case revolves around an interview given by the former Prime Minister to foreign media in 2015. Thaksin, accompanied by his