Bangkok: The collapsed new Office of the Auditor General building has been restored significantly, with nearly 70% of the building’s structure continuously reduced in height. The operation to salvage the collapsed building, which succumbed to an earthquake, is progressing steadily with ongoing efforts to manage the wreckage and search for missing persons. According to Thai News Agency, Director of the

Bangkok: The Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI) has confirmed that the T-mark on rebar does not compromise structural integrity and can be safely used in construction, including tall buildings. This assurance comes amid concerns following the collapse of the Office of the Auditor General’s building. According to Thai News Agency, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Samit Songpiriyakit, President of the Civil Engineering

Bangkok: Police are urgently searching for CCTV footage after a collision involving three luxury cars, which resulted in a fire that left only wreckage. The incident has raised questions about whether the ‘supercar-Benz’ was racing at the time of the crash. According to Thai News Agency, the accident involved three cars and occurred in the middle of the night near

Bangkok: More bodies and organs have been discovered under the rubble of the collapsed Office of the Auditor General building, as search operations for missing persons continue. Officials anticipate reaching the first floor by the end of April, while police expedite investigations, questioning over 100 individuals connected to the incident. According to Thai News Agency, the head of the rescue

Bangkok: The Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 has disclosed the involvement of five individuals in an exam-stealing ring, with further arrest warrants underway. According to Thai News Agency, two former subordinates of a previous high-ranking police officer provided information following the arrest of an individual caught stealing a law exam from a renowned university. The suspects initially

Bangkok: The driver of a supercar involved in a fiery collision has testified to the police, maintaining that he was not under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident. The father of the driver, who was present with his son and the son’s girlfriend at Thammasala Police Station, has stated that he is prepared to fully compensate

Bangkok: More than 100 individuals have been questioned as investigators expedite the preparation of the case file related to the collapse of the new Office of the Auditor General building. The investigation includes examining the forgery of the supervising engineer’s signature. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Noppasin Poolsawat, deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, held a