Bangkok: The executives and staff of the Thai News Agency, MCOT, gathered to commemorate their 48th anniversary, reaffirming their dedication to delivering accurate, neutral, and reliable news amidst a rapidly changing media landscape. According to Thai News Agency, a ceremony was held to honor ‘Luang Pho Dam’ and Phra Phrom, revered figures among the agency’s members, marking the transition into

Bangkok: Bang Khen Police Station arrested a 27-year-old man with crystal meth and ketamine hidden in a foam box. He confessed to buying it from a foreigner and selling it to customers for 300 baht per gram. Bang Khen Police Station detained Mr. Nawin, 27, with 202.3 grams of crystal methamphetamine and 15.50 grams of ketamine in front of his

Bangkok: The PAD group has formally requested the National Police Chief to temporarily dismiss two police doctors involved in the controversial hospitalization of Thaksin Shinawatra, who allegedly received preferential treatment on the 14th floor of the Police Hospital. The PAD group warns of escalating pressure weekly if the matter is not addressed. According to Thai News Agency, the Student and

Chiang Rai: The Secretary-General of the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) has initiated a thorough investigation into the assets of a police officer implicated in the transportation of 5 million methamphetamine pills, asserting that any civil servant involved in drug trafficking must face decisive action, including asset seizure and conversion to state property. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: A woman has come forward with a shocking experience involving an automatic parking ticket machine at a well-known shopping mall. She reported being electrocuted by the machine, leading to severe health issues and ongoing struggles in her daily life. According to Thai News Agency, the woman shared her ordeal on social media, describing how her hand was unexpectedly electrocuted

Bangkok: In a courtroom showdown, renowned actor Film-Ratthaphum has initiated a legal battle against Mr. Patthanapol, better known as DJ Man, accusing him of defamation through advertising. The case revolves around allegations that Film demanded 14 million baht to assist with a Forex-3D share case. According to Thai News Agency, Film’s legal representative, Mr. Techasit, appeared in court to address

Bangkok: NBTC creates a network of law enforcement officers for telecommunications technology offenses, joining forces with all agencies to prevent the revival of the call center gang. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Gen. Natthorn Phueasunthon, a member of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), inaugurated a workshop aimed at establishing a network to thwart the resurgence of call

Bangkok: The Crime Suppression Division is set to conclude the assault case involving Mr. Siradanai, known as S.J. Golf, and forward it to the public prosecutor on June 18th. According to Thai News Agency, this move comes after a detailed investigation into the incident where S.J. Golf allegedly ordered six subordinates to attack Pol.L.t. Nisathi Kongthep, a Border Patrol Policeman,