Chonburi: A Chinese man was found shot and seriously injured in a rented house in the Khao Makok area, Soi Chaiyaphruek, Chonburi Province. Mr. Yang, 26, suffered a gunshot wound to his right ankle, which penetrated the bone and left him with a deformed leg. He was discovered in the living room, breathing weakly, and received first aid from two

Aranyaprathet: A storm struck the Aranyaprathet District in Sa Kaeo Province, leading to the collapse of a massive Bodhi tree, over 100 years old, onto several homes in Soi Rong Lueai. A 69-year-old woman narrowly escaped with her life when her house was completely destroyed. According to Thai News Agency, the storm, accompanied by heavy rain, occurred in the evening,

Sa Kaeo: A drug dealer, known as ‘Bird Bangsaen’, was dramatically arrested in the middle of a pond after attempting to flee from law enforcement officers. The arrest was carried out by the officers of Mueang Sa Kaeo District, along with the 1st Sa Kaeo Provincial Volunteer Defense Corps Company and the local task force. The suspect, Mr. Supachai, aged

Chiang Mai: A Chinese tourist visiting Chiang Mai Zoo was arrested after he allegedly molested a female student intern. The authorities apprehended the tourist and handed him over to the police for prosecution. The incident has led officials to consider revoking his student visa, which he used to stay in Chiang Mai while attending an institution in Lamphun Province. According

San Kamphaeng: Dismissed from service: Drunk police officer physically assaults traffic police officer at San Kamphaeng Police Station while on duty. From the case of a clip of a police officer using foul language and even physically assaulting a traffic police officer at San Kamphaeng Police Station while on duty, this incident occurred on May 27, 2025. According to Thai

Chiang Mai: The Department of Fisheries has tested for contaminants in the Kok River and Sai River, and found heavy metals not exceeding the standard, but it is not recommended for consumption at this time. It will continue to randomly collect samples twice a month, covering risk areas in Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai provinces. According to Thai News Agency,

Nong Bua Lamphu: Livestock officials have confirmed that no animals have been found sick or dead from anthrax in Nong Bua Lamphu. The Director-General of the Department of Livestock Development reported that lab test results showed no presence of anthrax pathogens in samples from cattle and buffalo in Mukdahan Province. Veterinarians also did not find any animals in the area