Bangkok: “Dr. Air” has chosen not to request bail as she seeks to calm down amidst serious charges, while continuing to deny allegations of involvement in drug-related activities. Officers are set to bring Dr. Air to the Criminal Court for detention today. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nitisak Meekhud,
Krabi: A drug trafficking gang was apprehended while transporting 300,000 methamphetamine pills on a tour bus traveling from Chiang Mai to Phuket, with a stop in Krabi to deliver the drugs to an agent in Surat Thani. The police successfully arrested both the sender and the receiver in this operation.
Bangkok: A young man who fatally shot his wife in the Phetkasem area has been detained, with authorities yet to determine his motive as he remains silent, opting to give his statement in court. According to Thai News Agency, police at Phetkasem Police Station have taken Mr. Mipapat, the suspect,
Aranyaprathet: The first day of a new border relaxation policy has allowed Cambodian and Thai students to cross the border between the two countries from as early as 6 am. According to Thai News Agency, the Burapha Force has implemented an order enabling Cambodian students living on the Thai side
Bangkok: The cause of the husband shooting his wife to death in her car has been revealed. The older brother and a younger friend revealed that the perpetrator had financial problems. It was found that in the past 4-5 months, his behavior has begun to change. According to Thai News
Bangkok: Still not applying for bail for “Doctor”, she is stressed and worried about her family and children. Lawyer reveals that bail has not yet been filed for a famous female doctor after being arrested for falsely claiming to be a clinic that orders sleeping pills. She is stressed and
Bangkok: Prepare to submit the case of collusion in bidding for the Office of the Auditor General’s building for consideration by the Director-General of the DSI on 13 June. Prepare to submit the case file of the collusion in bidding for the State Audit Office building to the ‘Director-General of
Bangkok: 191 raided the nest of an international ‘call center gang’, arresting 27 Vietnamese, who set up a base in a luxury village in the suburbs, causing 39 million baht in damages. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen. Noppasin Poolsawat, deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, Pol.