Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced scattered thunderstorms across Thailand and heavy rain in some areas of the North, Upper Northeast, East, and South. The forecast for the next 24 hours predicts scattered thunderstorms and heavy rain in these regions. Residents are urged to exercise caution due to the potential
Bangkok: An English teacher from a college in Sai Noi District, Nonthaburi Province, has been taken into custody following allegations of indecently assaulting approximately five male students. The arrest came after incriminating video clips and images were discovered on the teacher’s mobile phone. According to Thai News Agency, the case
Phuket: EOD police inspected a suspicious motorcycle containing a bomb, abandoned in front of the Phuket airport passenger terminal. The latest update is that the bomb has been destroyed and the area is being cleared. It has been confirmed that there was only one bomb, with no injuries or deaths.
Chiang Mai: The cannabis industry is experiencing significant upheaval following the announcement to cancel the full legalization of cannabis, restricting its use to medical purposes only. This decision has sparked concerns nationwide, particularly among cannabis shops and farms in Chiang Mai, which number over 800 licensed establishments. According to Thai
Bangkok: Ms. Natthita, known as “Ms. Pepsi Billionaire”, has approached the Crime Suppression Division police to file a complaint against former Hmong movie actress Ms. Watanaporn, accusing her of robbery, theft, and defamation. This complaint follows accusations against Ms. Natthita of deceiving people into investment schemes. According to Thai News
Bangkok: The echoes of the merchants in Rong Kluea Market after the closure of the Khlong Luek border checkpoint, from having to struggle to do business in an already sluggish economy, have gotten even worse. According to Thai News Agency, the closure of the Khlong Luek border checkpoint has intensified
Bangkok: The Royal Thai Police has announced its readiness to manage the rally scheduled for June 28, 2025, at the Victory Monument, with an emphasis on maintaining public order and ensuring that freedom of expression is exercised within legal boundaries. A deployment of 1,200 police officers has been arranged for
Khlong Luek: Some Cambodians are still waiting to cross the border at Khlong Luek checkpoint, but there is still no sign that there will be any additional concessions from yesterday. Police have come to talk and reach an understanding. According to Thai News Agency, the situation at the Khlong Luek