Nong bua lamphu: A drunk man who went on a rampage and shot a police sergeant, a village headman, and a deputy police chief in Nong Bua Lamphu, injuring them, has been arrested after authorities cordoned off a sugarcane field at the edge of the village for over 20 hours.

Nakhon phanom: The Ministry of Culture has announced the urgent need to accelerate the restoration of the Phra That Non Tan, a 121-year-old ancient site that recently collapsed due to heavy rains. Originally, cracks were identified in the structure, and repairs were planned. However, the unexpected weather conditions led to

Nong bua lamphu: A manhunt is underway for a suspect who went on a shooting rampage in Nong Bua Lamphu, injuring two people, including a police sergeant and a village headman. The authorities have cordoned off a sugarcane field where the suspect is believed to be hiding. According to Thai

Bangkok: Reporters reported that at the 4th Border Patrol Police Regiment, officers have taken Cambodian nationals who illegally entered Thailand into custody, will be prosecuted according to the law, and will be sent to court before being prepared to deport them. Border Patrol Police officials stated that the arrests took

Mae hong son: Lightning struck a group of tourists while they were admiring the beauty of Doi Pui Luang peak in Mae Hong Son Province. A 30-year-old woman was unconscious and had wounds all over her body. It took two hours for the injured person to be carried down the

Sa kaeo: Last night at the Ban Nong Chan border, a significant event unfolded as the Thai side presented a documentary titled “Camp 511.” The film sheds light on the historical narrative of Cambodians fleeing the Khmer Rouge and the compassionate response of Thailand in opening its borders to offer

Bangkok: Thai dugong numbers have decreased by nearly 30% in three years, prompting the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources to tighten conservation measures. Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Suchart has ordered the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources (DMCR) to implement dugong conservation measures after a survey found

Pathum thani: A 72-year-old man from Pathum Thani Province has reported being drugged and robbed by a group of scammers who allegedly made off with a gold necklace and Buddha amulets valued at over one million baht. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chan and his niece, Ms. Thanaporn, have