Bangkok: The National Oil Fund has announced a decision to freeze the price of LPG for a further three months to help alleviate the cost of living for citizens. Additionally, the price of oil is set to be reduced by 50 satang per liter starting tomorrow, as part of efforts to ease financial burdens. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy
Bangkok: Cyber police have intensified their efforts against online gambling networks, resulting in the shutdown of five websites and the arrest of an online firearms sales gang within a day. Pol. Lt. Gen. Trairong Phiwpaen, Commander of the Technology Crime Investigation Division, and Pol. Maj. Gen. Sirawat Deepo, Commander of Division 1, reported that operations were conducted across 12 locations
Bangkok: KTC or Krungthai Card Public Company Limited has announced a partnership with Thailand Post Company Limited to initiate a pilot project offering car registration loans, branded as ‘KTC Big Brother Car for Cash’. The service will be available at 45 Thailand Post offices across five provinces, providing loan approval within one hour with a maximum credit limit of 1
Bangkok: The Prime Minister presided over the National Police Commission meeting, with notable absences as ‘Big Tai’ was engaged in official business and did not attend. The meeting, known as the 3/2568 session, focused on appointments within the police force, stressing adherence to legal guidelines. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, led the Police Commission
Chiang Mai: “Krit” insists that the Line chat about buying a cobra was not a fiction. “Krit” fights with Chiang Mai, responds to the name “Thai Sangsan” as a party that wants to suck, but insists that the Line chat about buying the cobra is not a self-made story. There is a sensation, showing the phone number of a gas
Bangkok: The family received the body of ‘Minnie’, believing that her Singaporean boyfriend was the perpetrator. They asked the police to track him down and prosecute him. Meanwhile, the police are waiting for the autopsy results and are urgently testing for toxic substances after finding no signs of a struggle in the bathroom where she died and no outsiders were
Bangkok: Immigration police in Thailand have successfully arrested a French man, known as Mr. Adonis, who was wanted for orchestrating a daring prison escape in France that resulted in the deaths of two guards. He had been hiding in Thailand before being captured. According to Thai News Agency, the arrest was announced by Pol. Maj. Gen. Panthana Nuchnarat, Deputy Commander
Bangkok: The Prime Minister, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, chaired the 3/2568 meeting of the Police Commission, focusing on the appointment of 53 police generals to various positions. This meeting, held in the Sriyanont meeting room, included key agenda items such as legal work, human resource management, and public satisfaction assessments with police services. According to Thai News Agency, the meeting also
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