Nakhon Ratchasima: The legend of ‘Ah Chee Siang Lo’, a renowned comedian, has come to an unexpected end. He passed away from sudden heart failure at the age of 57. His family and colleagues are struggling to come to terms with the loss, as they were planning for his return
Pattaya: A jealous South Korean man locked his Thai ex-girlfriend in a room for nearly 24 hours and beat her badly after failing to reconcile with her and finding out that she was seeing a Chinese man. Pattaya City Police led forces to surround a room of a nail salon
Bangkok: “Achariya” has called on the Technology Crime Suppression Division to investigate a real estate company suspected of employing nominees to hold shares unlawfully. Achariya’s request comes amid suspicions that Thai nationals are being used to front foreign ownership. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Atchariya Ruangrattanapong, who serves as
Bangkok: Provincial Police Region 1 Commander Pol. Lt. Gen. Surapol Prembut has revealed new details in the ongoing investigation concerning 12 million baht discovered in a garbage dump at a condominium in the Muang Thong Thani area. The investigation has confirmed that the money is not linked to any gambling
Bangkok: The FBI-NA Alumni Association of Thailand organized a seminar on the prevention and solutions to transnational crime threats at the Royal Bangkok Sports Club Polo Club, located on Witthayu Road, Lumphini Subdistrict, Pathum Wan District, Bangkok. The event aimed to enhance knowledge, exchange experiences, explore new scientific approaches and
Bangkok: A woman has come forward to accuse a group of fortune tellers of deceiving her into participating in a black magic removal ritual, resulting in a loss of nearly 7 million baht. The victim, referred to as Ms. A, reported the incident to the Sai Mai Must Survive page
Bangkok: Minister of Labor confirms that no Cambodian workers have requested to return to their country, while the Thai labor situation still has enough reserves from many other countries. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Minister of Labor, spoke about the situation of Cambodian workers in Thailand after
Bangkok: Most Cambodian workers in Soi Khip Mu express a desire to continue working in Thailand despite a recent call by Samdech Hun Sen for them to return to Cambodia. The workers cite better income opportunities in Thailand as the primary reason for their reluctance to leave. While some workers