Bangkok: An investigation into a reported gambling den located 500 meters from Huai Khwang Police Station has concluded without finding any evidence of illegal activity. This investigation was initiated following a social media post that claimed the presence of a gambling den in close proximity to the police station. According to Thai News Agency, Police inspected the site and found

Bangkok: The National Police Inspector General has initiated the International Call Center and Human Trafficking Incident Management Center (IAC) and introduced Operation “Close the Door and Smash the Rice Pot.” The operation aims to dismantle the largest call center located in Cambodia within a span of three months. According to Thai News Agency, call center gangs have adapted to using

Bangkok: Expedite the investigation and unlock the account, no involvement with the mule account. Relevant agencies are expediting their investigations into the money trail to unlock financial transactions unrelated to mule accounts. According to Thai News Agency, a review of the locked accounts revealed that most were linked to mule accounts. The agency clarified that they have no right to

Bangkok: A fire broke out on a passenger boat in the Chao Phraya River near the Wat Ratchasingkhon pier in the Charoen Krung area. Authorities have brought the blaze under control, with no injuries or deaths reported. The cause and damage are being investigated. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred on an express boat, sparking immediate action from

Bangkok: A fire broke out on a passenger boat in the Chao Phraya River near the Wat Ratchasingkhon pier in the Charoen Krung area. Authorities have brought the blaze under control, with no injuries or deaths reported. The cause and damage are being investigated. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred on an express boat, sparking immediate action from

Phetchabun: A pad thai vendor was extremely upset after a middle-aged woman on a motorcycle came in and stole chili powder and granulated sugar in packets. According to Thai News Agency, a Facebook user posted a warning to the public in Phetchabun about a theft in front of a Pad Thai shop. CCTV footage shows a middle-aged woman wearing a

Bueng kan: Border Patrol Police seized more than 2.5 million methamphetamine pills while they were being smuggled into Bueng Kan. The operation led to the confiscation of seven sacks of methamphetamine pills, tied to the Nang Wiang network. Investigations revealed that the drugs, destined for Saraburi Province, were left abandoned on the side of the road, likely due to pressure

Bangkok: Police from the Technology Crime Suppression Division arrested a former municipal employee who was hired to open a mule account to trick people into buying used cars on Facebook. According to Thai News Agency, Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) police arrested 29-year-old Thanet, a suspect wanted on a warrant issued by the Criminal Court, on charges of “fraud and