Kanchanaburi: A 14-month-old female pet lion escaped its enclosure in Kanchanaburi province on Saturday night, injuring two people. The lion attacked an 11-year-old boy around 9:30 p.m., leaving him with severe gashes and a deep bite wound on his right hip. According to Thai News Agency, a 43-year-old man named

Ratchaburi: The Ratchaburi Provincial Court sentenced former Ratchaburi MP Pareena Kraikupt to prison for encroaching on Ratchaburi forest land. Her lawyer posted 1 million baht as bail, which the court granted. According to Thai News Agency, the court scheduled a reading of the verdict in the case of Ms. Pareena

Bangkok: The plan to demolish the Samsen Police Station building is progressing. Today, workers removed the upper structural members of the building and reinforced the soil in preparation for further demolition activities. However, no additional sand has been poured at the site. According to Thai News Agency, the demolition team

Chonburi: Officials from the Chonburi Department of Social Development and Human Security are taking steps to assist former IBF world champion boxer, Amnat Rueanrueng, following a recent incident that highlighted his personal challenges. Amnat, who was arrested after a fight, has openly admitted to consuming alcohol due to stress, unemployment,

Bangkok: Demolition of the Samsen Police Station building is currently in progress, as officials work diligently to manage the aftermath of a significant sinkhole that led to the building’s collapse. Preparations are ongoing to examine the soil beneath the structure and evaluate safety measures. Notably, there has been no movement

Bueng chawak: “Nong Khao Tom,” a baby elephant abandoned by his herd, is showing signs of recovery as his wounds continue to heal. He is now able to drink milk and water normally, though there remains a small amount of pus on his nails. The elephant is undergoing treatment for

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning about heavy rainfall expected in certain areas of the Northeast and Eastern regions of Thailand. Specifically, Nong Khai, Bueng Kan, Sakon Nakhon, Nakhon Phanom, Chanthaburi, and Trat provinces are forecast to experience significant precipitation. Residents in these regions are urged to remain

Su-ngai kolok: EOD officers and forensic officers inspected suspicious objects and evidence at the scene of a gold robbery at a well-known department store in Su-ngai Kolok, Narathiwat Province. Initial reports indicate that over 600 baht worth of gold was stolen. Two suspicious vehicles were recently discovered in Kayukla Subdistrict,