September 11, 2025

Bangkok Orders Strict Inspections of Ice Factories After Ammonia Leak

Bangkok: Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has controlled the situation of an ammonia leak at an ice factory on Soi Ram Intra 8, Bang Khen District. The valve was successfully closed, with no injuries or deaths. Strict inspections have been ordered to prevent a repeat incident. According to Thai News Agency, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration spokesperson Ekwaranyu Amrapal revealed the incident of

Thai Arbitration Institute and Xiamen Arbitration Court Forge Legal Cooperation

Bangkok: The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Justice led a team from the Thailand Arbitration Institute (THAC) to join hands with the Xiamen Arbitration Court, paving the way for enhanced legal cooperation between Thailand and China. This collaboration aims to promote international arbitration and strengthen ties between the THAC and the Xiamen Arbitration Commission. According to Thai News Agency,

Watch Repairman Arrested for Pawning Customers’ Watches Worth Over Half a Million Baht

Bangkok: A watch repairman has been arrested for allegedly operating a shop as a front to steal and pawn customers’ watches. The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) apprehended 60-year-old Narin, who was wanted by the Thanyaburi Provincial Court and Surat Thani Provincial Court on charges of theft and embezzlement. According to Thai News Agency, Narin pawned 11 wristwatches belonging to his

Thaksin Adjusts Well to Second Night in Klong Prem Prison

Bangkok: Thaksin Shinawatra spent his second night at Klong Prem Central Prison, adjusting well as he continues to serve his one-year sentence. The former Prime Minister was reported to be sleeping soundly and eating a full meal, following his transfer from the Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Holders of Political Positions to the Bangkok Remand Prison, and subsequently to Klong

Family Awaits Body of Zoo Worker Mauled by Lions

Bangkok: The family is waiting to receive the body of a zoo worker who died in a lion attack for religious rites. At the Institute of Forensic Medicine, Police General Hospital, the sister of Mr. Jian, 58, the zookeeper who died after being mauled by a lion, received Mr. Jian’s body for religious rites at Wat Paen Thong Sopharam in

Forensic Findings Shed Light on Tragic Zoo Employee Death in Lion Attack

Bangkok: Forensic investigators have revealed critical details surrounding the tragic death of a zoo employee, identified as Mr. Jian, who succumbed to injuries sustained in a lion attack. The forensic director specified that the key factors contributing to the death were a laceration on the thigh, a severed trachea, and a broken neck bone. Contrary to circulating rumors, the examination

Chinese Gang Busted for Defrauding Investors in Stock Trading, Resulting in Over 650 Million Baht in Losses

Bangkok: The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) launched Operation “9.9 FAKE COMPANY,” dismantling a Chinese gang that had been defrauding investors of stocks. The group found that victims had already lost over 650 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen. Athip Pongsiwapai, Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division, announced the results of Operation “9.9 FAKE COMPANY,” which

Thaksin Shinawatra May Be Appointed as Language Teacher in Prison

Bangkok: The Department of Corrections revealed that after quarantine, Thaksin may be appointed as a language teacher in prison. The Deputy Director-General of the Department of Corrections revealed that Thaksin Shinawatra eats two boiled eggs and coffee every morning without any problems after completing his five-day quarantine. He is preparing to classify inmates based on their abilities, potentially making them