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: Thanakrit urges the Medical Council to submit additional documents within 15 days, as current documentation is insufficient for diagnosis. He emphasizes that the committee, which is trusted by the Public Health Minister, is focused on disciplining doctors rather than addressing critical illnesses. According to Thai News Agency, the meeting of the Committee, tasked with reviewing the Medical Council’s opinions

Bangkok: Thailand has achieved remarkable success in several international airsoft shooting competitions, securing multiple medals and making a significant mark on the global stage. According to Thai News Agency, this achievement highlights the skill and dedication of Thai competitors in the sport of airsoft shooting. The country’s consistent efforts and training have culminated in this international recognition, showcasing the talent

Bangkok: Electrical contractors involved in the Office of the Auditor General’s collapsed building have sought intervention from the Prime Minister after failed negotiations over outstanding subcontracting fees. The contractors are urging accountability from both the former and current Office of the Auditor General. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thitiphong Pothiprom, known as Chang Bird, led a group of over

Bangkok: Urgent efforts are underway to assist workers who fell into pile holes at the construction site of the Orange Line electric train at Lan Luang Station. Officials are actively searching the ground, but the workers have not yet been located. According to Thai News Agency, the Bangkok Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office (DDPM) reported that rescue operations commenced the

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