Ramkhamhaeng University: Ramkhamhaeng University has launched an investigation into allegations against ‘Samart Jenchaijitwanich’, who is accused of sending proxies to attend classes and take exams on his behalf. The university’s acting president, Assistant Professor Wuttisak Lapcharoensap, addressed these allegations in a recent press conference, noting that evidence suggests involvement of a Police Lieutenant Colonel in the proxy activities. Despite these

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced that Thailand has officially entered the winter season in 2024, with the transition occurring on November 3. This shift comes approximately two weeks later than usual, attributed to a storm forming in the Pacific Ocean and making its way into the South China Sea, resulting in rainfall in some regions. Notably, this year’s winter

Dateline: Bangkok is preparing to issue regulations to implant microchips in dogs and cats as part of efforts to address the problem of stray animals and ensure the safety of the city. The initiative aims to manage pets that may pose dangers or cause inconvenience, ultimately contributing to making Bangkok a safer place. According to Thai News Agency, the Bangkok

Bangkok: An older man driving a sedan accidentally stepped on the wrong pedal and crashed through a parking garage wall, falling from the second floor. Fortunately, he sustained only minor injuries and was sent to Chao Phraya Hospital for treatment. Police from Bang Yi Khan Police Station investigated the accident, which occurred at a 39-story condo in the Bang Khun

Bangkok: DSI found “The Icon” guilty of pyramid scheme and direct selling law, preparing to add charges to 18 bosses and 1 juristic person. Pol. Lt. Col. Yuthana Phraedam, acting director-general of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), announced after a meeting of the special investigation team for the ICON Group case after asking for information and opinions from representatives

Bangkok: A 77-year-old grandmother, Ms. Saengduean, has filed a complaint against a well-known feng shui fortune teller, accusing him of defrauding her and advising her to purchase amulets that she never received. This alleged deception has resulted in a loss of over 60 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Saengduean, accompanied by her daughter, Ms. Rattanaporn, and several