Nong Chok: A fire broke out at Wat Nong Chok Secondary School in Nong Chok District this morning. The incident occurred in a three-story building with thick smoke billowing from the third floor. Initial reports indicate that the building was an assembly hall, causing students to run out of the building. Nong Chok firefighters and rescue workers sprayed water to

Bangkok: An 85-year-old inmate from the State Audit Office case has been transferred to Bhumibol Hospital after experiencing severe stress and weakness in his left hemisphere. The inmate, Pimol Charoenying, was initially held at the infirmary of Bangkok Special Prison’s first reception area before being moved for further medical evaluation and treatment. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col.

Bangkok: The Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) has initiated a thorough investigation into the financial connections of an online gambling network, seeking to uncover any links to “Tid Yaem,” the former abbot of Wat Rai Khing. This decision follows a meeting with the deputy commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, who provided crucial financial information. According to

Bangkok: The Supreme Court has sentenced Seksan Sukphimai, popularly known as “Sek Loso,” to 2 years, 12 months, and 20 days in prison. This verdict comes as a result of charges related to fighting officers, drug use, and gun possession during a police raid on his residence in 2017. Following the court’s decision, he was transported to Min Buri Special

Bangkok: More than 24 hours have passed since a worker from Sisaket, identified as Mr. Sarawut Chanthason, known as Dao, fell into a pile hole at a construction site of the Orange Line electric train project. The incident occurred at the Bang Khun Non – Thailand Cultural Center section, near the entrance of Soi Lan Luang 6 and Soi Lan

Bangkok: Officials have initiated a rescue operation at the Orange Line electric train project construction site, located between Soi Lan Luang 6 and Soi Lan Luang 8 in the Khlong Maha Nak Subdistrict, Pom Prap Sattru Phai District. The operation began after a worker fell into a hole at the site. To address the situation, compressed air was introduced into

Bangkok: Officials are employing a 52.6-ton crane in an ongoing search for a young worker who fell into a pile pit at the construction site of the Orange Line electric train, tasked with installing piles to prevent landslides. Despite efforts, the worker has not yet been rescued. His girlfriend has expressed her sadness and is hoping for a miracle. According