Koh Phangan: Police raided and arrested a couple, known as ‘Humans with a Hundred Names,’ who claimed to be police officers and extorted money from people, businessmen, and entrepreneurs in a southern tourist city. More than 2,000 victims fell for the scam. According to Thai News Agency, immigration police apprehended
Bangkok: Dozens of newlywed couples are seeking justice after being left in turmoil by a renowned makeup artist who allegedly accepted deposits and then failed to show up on their wedding days. The artist, who gained fame as a first runner-up in a prestigious makeup contest, is accused of causing
Aranyaprathet: Burapha forces arrested 23 Thais who were attempting to cross a natural path into Cambodia to work at an online casino. Yesterday, a Thai woman voiced her distress to the media after fleeing from Poipet, claiming she was coerced into shooting advertisements for a gambling website and was targeted
Muang Thong Thani: Deputy Commander of Provincial Police Region 1, Pol. Maj. Gen. Chokchai Ngamwong, announced this afternoon that authorities will be investigating a bank regarding the discovery of 12 million baht found abandoned in a garbage dump at a condo in Muang Thong Thani. According to Thai News Agency,
Rayong: Checking the seized ‘red dust and iron’ of Xinkeyuan, found that it is still there. DSI joins forces with Forensic Science, Atoms for Peace, TISI, and the Department of Industrial Works to inspect the seized ‘red dust – iron’ of Xinkeyuan, found that it is still there. Scientific principles
Bangkok: Crime Suppression Division police have forwarded the case against ‘SAO Golf’ and his group of 10 individuals, who allegedly attacked a Border Patrol Police officer at a polling station, to the prosecutor. Their actions are suspected to have been premeditated, and they could face prosecution even if they were
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a forecast indicating a 40% probability of thunderstorms in Bangkok and its surrounding areas, primarily in the afternoon to evening hours. According to Thai News Agency, Thailand is expected to experience continued thunderstorms over the next 24 hours. This weather pattern is attributed to
Bangkok: The State Enterprise Labor Union (SERU) has submitted a formal request to the Chairman of the NBTC, urging the suspension of the scheduled auction of telecommunications frequencies on June 29. The union argues that the auction process disproportionately favors two dominant telecommunications companies. According to Thai News Agency, the