Bangkok: A homeless man, Mr. Chalat Sae Tang, has been charged with attempted murder after reportedly hurling cement blocks at cars on Bangna-Trad Road, causing damage to vehicles and minor injuries to a victim. The incident has raised concerns about public safety and highlighted issues related to homelessness and mental health. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred on

Bangkok: Region 2 Police Commander has issued a directive to 117 police stations, emphasizing the need to reevaluate and adjust the number of investigators to better align with work requirements. This initiative aims to enhance public service and ensure proper maintenance of facilities. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Yingyos Thepjamnong, the Commander of Provincial Police Region 2,

Bangkok: Police are set to conduct a reenactment involving the individual accused of throwing rocks at vehicles, with plans to present the suspect, Mr. Chalat, at the Phra Khanong Criminal Court for detention on charges of attempted murder. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Surapong Sukyam, Superintendent of Bang Na Metropolitan Police Station, reported the arrest and subsequent confession

Bangkok: Experts from various agencies, including the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), the Department of Public Works, and Kasetsart University, have entered the site of the Office of the Auditor General building collapse. They are focusing on the elevator shaft and the front pillar, collecting concrete and steel samples for examination. The teams are also expediting the search for missing

Bangkok: It is expected that within one week, it will be known for sure whether there are people trapped in the rubble of the Office of the Auditor General building or not. Mr. Suriyachai Rawiwan, Director of the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office of Bangkok (BMA), revealed the daily progress of the search mission for those trapped in the Office

Bangkok: Police took the man who threw rocks at people’s cars to reenact the crime scene in Bang Na area. They are preparing to detain him tomorrow. The man apologized and promised not to do it again. His history of offenses has been found to be more than 12 times. According to Thai News Agency, after last night, police arrested

Bangkok: Bangkok schools are implementing an anti-corruption curriculum aimed at fostering knowledge and understanding of corruption prevention among students. This initiative is part of an educational drive to instill anti-corruption principles in students at all levels. According to Thai News Agency, the Anti-Corruption Column, supported by the NACC Fund, highlights the efforts of one of the schools under the Bangkok