Bangkok: The Immigration Bureau has announced the successful arrest of suspects involved in four significant cases, including the apprehension of a deputy Yakuza boss and a Dutch national implicated in a gold scam targeting international victims. The arrests highlight the Bureau’s ongoing efforts to combat organized crime and fraud within Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, the press conference featured

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department announced that while the coldest period in Thailand has passed, the nation will continue to experience cold weather until January 20. Temperatures are expected to gradually rise, transitioning into the summer season by mid-February. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Somkuan Tonjan, Director of the Meteorological Department’s Weather Forecast Division, reported that the strong cold air

Nam Nao District: Nam Nao District in Thailand’s Phetchabun Province is experiencing an extreme cold wave, with temperatures plunging to -3 degrees Celsius. This significant drop in temperature has led to the formation of frost on the ground and the roofs of vehicles. In response to the cold spell, a second-hand clothing vendor in Korat has taken the initiative to

Chiang Rai: Pha Muang forces engaged in a violent confrontation with a caravan transporting drugs, specifically ice, just 600 meters from the border in Mae Fah Luang District. The clash resulted in the deaths of four opposing individuals, and authorities seized 1,155 kilograms of ice. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Kittikorn Chantra, commander of the Pha Muang Task

Pattaya: Police suspect someone close to the suspect tied up a Turkish tourist’s hands and feet and extorted money. Three criminals broke into a condominium in the middle of Pattaya City, tied up a Turkish tourist’s hands and feet, and extorted his belongings before fleeing. Police have examined CCTV footage to track down the criminals, who are believed to be

Bang Phli: A fire broke out in a community in Bang Phli, resulting in the death of a woman who was unable to escape her home. The blaze damaged more than 10 houses, leaving residents in panic. According to Thai News Agency, the fire started at a house in the middle of the community in Soi Pioneer, Tambon Bang Chalong,

Narathiwat: The perpetrators planted a bomb, killing two father and son, a Border Patrol Police teacher. The perpetrators planted a bomb on the Si Sakhon-Chanae Road in Narathiwat Province. The pickup truck of the headmaster of the Border Patrol Police School and his son were driving past and overturned several times before attacking and shooting them again until they died.