Hat yai: Police have successfully cleared over 340 vehicles in the Hat Yai area in three days, opening up 100% of traffic. Pol. Lt. Gen. Yingyot Thepchamnong, Assistant Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police and spokesman for the Royal Thai Police, revealed that, following Pol. Gen. Kittirat Phanphet’s order to deploy 40 tow trucks from the Metropolitan Police Bureau, in

Bangkok: The government has transferred over three hundred million baht in flood relief funds to the South for the sixth time. The funds have been allocated to Songkhla and Trang provinces, benefiting 40,935 households. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, revealed progress on the disbursement of lump-sum compensation to flood victims during

Bangkok: Attorney James has revealed that an individual claiming to be close to the late Natpong reached out with questions regarding his will, ahead of the unfolding cyanide scandal. According to Thai News Agency, Nitithon Kaewto, known as Attorney James, detailed the peculiar circumstances surrounding a call he received shortly after Natpong’s passing. The caller, allegedly a close friend of

Bangkok: The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Armed Forces acknowledged reports of Myanmar war bullets falling on the Thai border. He said he has coordinated with the area to issue a warning. If a repeat occurs, he will use rules of force and prepare to order the evacuation of civilians from at-risk areas. According to Thai News Agency, General Ukrit

Bang kruai: Police are guarding Natpong’s house, preparing to collect more evidence. Police patrol the front of Natpong’s house after finding cyanide. They are coordinating with relatives to prepare to open the house to collect more evidence. According to Thai News Agency, in the case of Mr. Nattawut Ponglangka, or Nong Nat, a reporter and announcer for a well-known TV