Bangkok: Deputy Governor of Bangkok, Assoc. Prof. Thawida Kamolvej, observed the testing of the Cell Broadcast mobile phone warning system at the middle level in Din Daeng District, as part of efforts to enhance disaster preparedness. This test is a precursor to a major system evaluation scheduled for May 13, which will encompass the entire city of Bangkok. According to

Bangkok: Attorney Ronnarong Kaewpetch, president of the Campaign Network for Justice in Society, has taken action on behalf of victims deceived by a fortune teller, bringing a substantial case to the Crime Suppression Division. The victims, who suffered financial losses exceeding half a million baht, allege they were manipulated into performing peculiar rituals over several years. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Department of Public Works conducted a thorough inspection of the collapsed Office of the Auditor General building. A team led by Mr. Pisut Sukhum, Chief Engineer of the Department of Public Works and Town and Country Planning, visited the site to assess the situation. The inspection team included structural engineering and materials science experts from Chulalongkorn University and

Bangkok: The number of people missing following the collapse of the Office of the Auditor General’s building has decreased to 11. The incident, which has shocked the nation, resulted in a total of 109 victims, with 89 confirmed fatalities, 9 injuries, and 11 individuals still unaccounted for. According to Thai News Agency, the Institute of Forensic Medicine has confirmed the

Bangkok: Arrest warrants have been issued for two members of the 999 Shan gang following a violent knife attack on their fellow countrymen in the Prachasongkhro area. Authorities are actively pursuing these individuals to ensure they face justice. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involved a Burmese man who was attacked by members of the Shan 999 gang in