Bangkok: Police from the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) have detained Nana Raibeena at the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) headquarters, where her vehicle and documents were seized as evidence in an ongoing investigation. As Nana was escorted from the police van, she was observed wearing a light-colored cloth, a hat, sunglasses, and a face mask, and refrained from responding to

Bangkok: Lawyer Saiyut Pengbunchu has raised concerns over the recent police raid and arrest of Nana Raibeena, questioning whether it was part of a plot against her. Despite Raibeena’s voluntary surrender on December 1st, police did not accept her at that time. Saiyut has prepared a 500,000 baht bail bond to be posted in court. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: China has donated over 30 million baht (approx. $940,000) to aid victims of severe flooding in southern Thailand, reaffirming the “brotherly” relationship between the two countries. Chinese Ambassador Zhang Jianwei met with Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul to hand over the funds, expressing confidence in the Thai government’s rapid recovery efforts. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Anutin expressed

Bangkok: Nana Raibeena was taken to the Central Investigation Bureau. She was wearing a hat, glasses, and a mask and declined to answer media questions. She is being questioned on charges of fraud and the Emergency Decree on Fraudulent Loans. According to Thai News Agency, at 10:55 a.m., police from the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) escorted Nana Raibeena to

Bangkok: TRAVEL LINK, a platform connecting Thai tourism information, is creating opportunities for entrepreneurs to adjust strategies to accurately handle tourists. As the Thai tourism industry accelerates its recovery and prepares for the year-end peak season, data has become a key enabler for all sectors to better predict and understand traveler behavior. According to Thai News Agency, TRAVEL LINK plays

Bangkok: A massive flood crisis in southern Thailand has caused estimated economic damage of up to 40 billion baht (about $1.2 billion), with the vital tourism sector suffering the heaviest losses, estimated at over 20 billion baht, according to an assessment by the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC). According to Thai News Agency, the extensive flooding affected

Kaeng krachan: Tourists captured images of a leopard cat this morning while admiring the sea of mist on Khao Phanom Thung, indicating that the Kaeng Krachan forest remains pristine. According to Thai News Agency, tourists who were visiting the area in Kaeng Krachan National Park managed to capture photos of the elusive Leopard Cat at 5:00 a.m. as it ventured

Hat yai: The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Armed Forces conducted a major cleaning operation in Hat Yai, encouraging officials and listening to their concerns. He pledged to “restore normalcy to Hat Yai City as quickly as possible.” According to Thai News Agency, the visit by General Ukrit Boontanon, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Armed Forces and Director of the