San Kamphaeng: Dismissed from service: Drunk police officer physically assaults traffic police officer at San Kamphaeng Police Station while on duty. From the case of a clip of a police officer using foul language and even physically assaulting a traffic police officer at San Kamphaeng Police Station while on duty,

Chiang Mai: The Department of Fisheries has tested for contaminants in the Kok River and Sai River, and found heavy metals not exceeding the standard, but it is not recommended for consumption at this time. It will continue to randomly collect samples twice a month, covering risk areas in Chiang

Nong Bua Lamphu: Livestock officials have confirmed that no animals have been found sick or dead from anthrax in Nong Bua Lamphu. The Director-General of the Department of Livestock Development reported that lab test results showed no presence of anthrax pathogens in samples from cattle and buffalo in Mukdahan Province.

Bangkok: The ‘Phumithan Phai’ column is delving into the reasons behind two Royal Thai Police helicopter crashes occurring within a single month. This investigation follows concerns raised about inadequate repair budgets allocated for malfunctioning helicopters, which are reportedly putting pilots’ lives at significant risk each time they operate these aircraft.

Bangkok: Crime Suppression Division police have transported “SorJor Golf” and his seven accomplices from Songkhla Provincial Prison to the Bangkok Special Prison. According to Thai News Agency, the Songkhla Election Commission Director has also filed a criminal complaint against another individual, increasing the total number of suspects to ten. The

Prachuap Khiri Khan: Police Inspector General confirms news of loose bolts causing helicopter crash is not yet concluded, awaiting expert investigation results. From the news that appeared in various media about a police helicopter crashing while flying on duty on 24 May 2025 in the area of Prachuap Khiri Khan

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning that some areas in northern Thailand will continue to experience heavy rain. There is a 70% chance of thunderstorms across the North, Northeast, and East regions. The Central region, including Bangkok and its vicinity, can expect thunderstorms in 60% of the area.

Ranong: The mining problem in Myanmar, in addition to the environmental impact that has caused suffering to villagers along the Kraburi River, Ranong Province, another important problem is the transportation of minerals from Myanmar through Ranong Province to third countries, which has shown signs of irregularities. According to Thai News