Bangkok: Police have questioned 98 witnesses in connection with the State Audit Office building collapse, as they await results from the examination of evidence at the scene. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen. Noppasin Poolsawat, deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, provided an update on the prosecution progress. The investigation has been divided into two parts: the

Bangkok: The Ministry of Industry has conducted a thorough inspection of the remnants of the State Audit Office building, as part of efforts to investigate the circumstances surrounding its collapse. The Department of Special Investigation’s spokesperson disclosed that discussions are underway with relevant parties to establish guidelines for evidence collection, with a particular focus on probing nominee involvement and potential

Bangkok: Tonight, a large backhoe equipped with a 30-meter long arm will be utilized to demolish concrete and steel structures in Zone E, as the demolition team aims to locate the elevator shaft. Meanwhile, operations in Zone A and Zone B, designated as fire escapes, will continue with the use of smaller machinery. According to Thai News Agency, at 6:00

Bangkok: Today, at approximately 10:00 a.m., the Special Case Investigation Team 136/2567 from the Division of Justice Administration, Department of Special Investigation, presented Ms. Thitiporn, a suspect acting as a broker in a fraudulent money borrowing scheme, to the Office of the Attorney General’s Office of Special Cases 5 for further legal action. Ms. Thitiporn was involved in inviting victims

Bangkok: Negotiations have collapsed as representatives from China Railway Number 10 (Thailand) Company Limited expressed dissatisfaction during discussions, insisting that they did not owe any outstanding payments and abruptly walked out. The meeting was arranged to address the issue of unpaid wages for subcontractors involved in the construction project of the new Office of the Auditor General of Thailand building.

Bangkok: Kana and victims who were scammed filed a complaint with the Crime Suppression Division police, provided evidence of Line chats, and will prosecute all offenses. According to Thai News Agency, at the Central Investigation Bureau’s complaint center, Palmy, a young woman and restaurant owner who was a victim of the fake “Hot” Hoso, who had been holding back her

Hat Yai: A Malaysian national, Mr. Yi Bun Long, has been apprehended following a solo robbery of a gold shop in the heart of Hat Yai city. The arrest took place at the New Southern Bus Terminal after it was discovered that he had traveled to visit his son in Nonthaburi Province, only to be refused entry into the house