Bangkok: Luang Ta Sinthap has taken a heartwarming step to support soldiers stationed at the Thai-Cambodian border by providing 200 sets of grilled pork barbecue meals to boost their morale. Maj. Gen. Nat Sri-in, the Deputy Commander of the 2nd Army Area, visited the Chong Bok area to closely inspect and offer encouragement to the troops on duty. According to

Bangkok: Thailand is currently experiencing widespread thunderstorms, with heavy rainfall affecting several regions. The Meteorological Department has reported that the Northeastern, Central, and Metropolitan Regions, including Bangkok and its vicinity, as well as the Eastern and Southern regions, will continue to see heavy rain in some areas, with thunderstorms expected in about 70% of the region. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army and the Ministry of Culture held Buddhist chanting ceremonies to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of His Majesty King Ananda Mahidol. The ceremonies took place in both central and regional areas, honoring the legacy of the monarch known as Rama IX. According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Religious Affairs, Ministry of

Bangkok: A fire broke out at a chemical disposal factory owned by Environmental Conservation Management and Development Co., Ltd. on Soi Samae Dam 17, Samae Dam Subdistrict, Bang Khun Thian District, Bangkok. Smoke was billowing and flames were engulfing the room where magnesium and sulfuric acid were being disposed. Water was not readily extinguished, so officials sprayed water around the

Pathum thani: Attorney Ananchai Chaidech has brought to light crucial evidence from the testimony of a well-known Buddhist monk in a German court, implicating the monk in money laundering activities through temple donations. According to Thai News Agency, Ananchai Chaidech, who serves as the president of the Thaksin Army Lawyers Foundation, received a complaint from a Thai woman living in

Pathum thani: “Big Tao” has initiated a new legal case against a monk associated with a renowned temple in Pathum Thani, concerning temple funds that have been connected to a German laywoman. The monk has been requested to clarify his innocence, with a warning that failure to do so could lead to damages. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj.

Bangkok: A woman is facing confusion and distress after discovering that her bank account was frozen, despite no funds ever being transferred into it. The incident has led to a formal complaint with the Cyber Police, citing the freeze as a result of an erroneous report of a money transfer. According to Thai News Agency, the victim, whose identity remains

Bangkok: “Big Tao” is emphasizing the importance of utilizing legal science to address the ongoing issues at Bang Khlan Temple following unsuccessful negotiation attempts. The transfer of the temple foundation’s ownership to outsiders linked to a former power group has further complicated the situation. According to Thai News Agency, the investigation into Wat Bang Khlan has been advancing in the