Surat Thani: The Ban Puang Phatthana Community Enterprise Group in the Kadae Subdistrict of Kanchanadit District has innovatively converted oyster shells, recognized as a geographical indication (GI) product, into pelletized fertilizer. This initiative not only provides an eco-friendly solution to waste management but also boosts the group’s income by selling these fertilizers for use on various plants. According to Thai

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced that the upper regions of Thailand will experience a rise in temperatures accompanied by morning fog, while the North and Northeast will continue to experience cool weather during the early hours. According to Thai News Agency, a weather forecast for the next 24 hours indicates that the high-pressure area or moderate cold air mass

Bangkok: Model schools across the nation are playing a pivotal role in promoting road safety and fostering a good society as part of the celebrations for the 72nd birthday of His Majesty the King. These educational institutions are at the forefront of instilling a sense of awareness and responsibility among students, with a focus on contributing positively to the community.

Bangkok: The Department of Science in Thailand has disclosed that the JN.1* strain of COVID-19 continues to be the predominant strain in the country. This revelation comes amidst global monitoring efforts by the World Health Organization (WHO), which is also keeping a close watch on the BA.2.86* strain. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Yongyos Thamvuthi, the Director-General of the

Bangkok: Police are escalating their efforts to issue arrest warrants for members of the ‘Dr. Boon’ network, implicated in a significant fraud scheme, by seeking cooperation with Interpol to release a red notice for the apprehension of ‘Dr. Boon’. This move aims to facilitate his return for legal proceedings. According to Thai News Agency, this development follows the arrest of

Bangkok: Huai Khwang police have taken the wife and children of Dr. Boon into custody over a massive 7.5 billion baht investment fraud case, strongly opposing any bail requests. The family’s driver was seen providing them with food and water during a brief visit. According to Thai News Agency, at 07:40 hrs., officers from the Huai Khwang Metropolitan Police Station

Bangkok: The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) conducted a search at the residence of Samart Jenchaijitwanich in connection with a money laundering investigation linked to The Icon Group. The search follows revelations that funds from “Boss The Icon” were transferred to an account belonging to Mr. Samart’s mother. According to Thai News Agency, the DSI’s money laundering investigation team executed

Bangkok: Police are preparing to issue arrest warrants for those involved in the ‘Lawyer Tum’ scam that defrauded ‘Madam Oi’. Initial estimates are that there will be around 1-2 people involved. They are rushing to conclude the case in order to issue a summons or arrest warrant soon. Pol. Lt. Col. Suwat Saengnum, deputy commander of the Central Investigation Bureau