Bangkok: The Office of National Water Resources (ONWR) has issued a warning concerning potential flooding and landslides across four regions in Thailand from July 1 to July 5, 2025. The situation is particularly critical due to the rising levels of the Mekong River, prompting the establishment of a ‘frontline water
Bangkok: Arrest warrants have been issued for five members of the “Japanese Tiger” gang following a daring robbery involving 3.4 million baht in cash, which was subsequently converted into cryptocurrencies. The investigation team is actively conducting search operations to apprehend the suspects. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involved
Bangkok: The Office of National Water Resources (ONWR) has issued a warning about the likelihood of severe rainfall from August through October, highlighting an increased risk of flooding across 54 Thai provinces. Dr. Surasee Kittimondol, Secretary-General of ONWR, emphasized the potential for tropical storms, particularly affecting the North and Northeast
Bangkok: ‘Big Tao’ has launched an urgent investigation into five financial accounts associated with Wat Tri-Tid Acha, uncovering multiple instances where funds, ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of baht, were transferred to close female followers. The Buddhist Office has been tasked with investigating a leaked secret
Bangkok: The Rubber Farmers Federation of Thailand has urgently appealed to the new Minister of Agriculture to address the ongoing crisis in the rubber industry, which is struggling with a significant price downturn. The federation has outlined five immediate demands and has requested a prompt meeting to address these concerns.
Bangkok: The “United Power of the Land” group has confirmed that they have not yet initiated any activities to express their opposition to a recent court order. The group, known as ‘Ruam Palang Phaendin’, stated that engaging in such activities would interfere with the court’s authority. They are, however, preparing
Bangkok: Police continue to hunt down a gang that robbed money in a famous shopping mall in the Lat Phrao area, stealing more than 3.4 million baht. The court recently approved an arrest warrant. It was found that the gang is a famous social media person who is involved in
Bangkok: Former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra left the Criminal Court following the completion of the first round of witness examination in case number A.1860/2567. Mr. Winyat Chatmontri, Thaksin Shinawatra’s lawyer, disclosed that the court examined three witnesses from the plaintiff’s side. Throughout the proceedings, Thaksin maintained a calm demeanor and