Bangkok: The government organized a grand ceremony to continue the royal destiny on the occasion of the auspicious royal ceremony. This event was held to prolong the royal life and featured a procession of Bodhi trees, marking a significant occasion of royal celebration. According to Thai News Agency, the event was a collaborative effort between the government, Wat Phra Chetuphon

Bangkok: Pol Bhum, the Assistant Minister of Culture, inaugurated the exhibition ’90th Anniversary of Pratuang Emjaroen’s Birth’ at the Queen Sirikit Art Gallery, marking a significant event to honor the contributions of artists in the Thai contemporary art industry. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Polpoom Viphatiphumphatham represented Ms. Sudawan Wangsupakitchkosol, Minister of Culture, during the ceremony. The event was

Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Col. Noppasin, deputy commander of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, announced that the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) has filed a complaint against a former senior police officer for alleged money laundering activities uncovered during an investigation. According to Thai News Agency, the case originated from an investigation by Thung Maha Mek Metropolitan Police Station into crimes related to

Bangkok: Actress On Sriphan recently disclosed a harrowing experience where a scammer used artificial intelligence to impersonate her younger brother, DJ Art, in an attempt to extort money from their mother. According to Thai News Agency, the incident unfolded when On Sriphan’s mother received a call late at night, purporting to be from DJ Art. The caller, using AI technology

Bangkok: Sergeant M Kongruea was detained while wearing body armor and a bulletproof helmet, with security provided by Arintharat 26 along the route. He maintained an indifferent expression throughout the process. According to Thai News Agency, Chana Songkhram Police Station investigators escorted Mr. Ekkalak, also known as Sergeant Em Kongruea, to the Ratchada Criminal Court seeking permission for his initial

Bangkok: Crowds storm police to demand medical records of ‘Thaksin’, preparing to escalate protest on 21 Jan. if no answer is received Representatives of the Student and People’s Network for National Reform (SNNRP), the People’s Center for the Protection of Institutions (PCD), and the Dharma Army submitted a letter to Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, the national police chief, to inquire

Bangkok: Urgent efforts are underway to identify a benefactor believed to be a Thai national living abroad, connected to the case involving “Sergeant M, Fleet”. Authorities are focusing on unraveling the financial connections and have issued a red notice to involve Cambodian police in locating the informant who provided critical information. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Siam