Bangkok: Police have taken the board of directors of W. Company and their friends to the Criminal Court for detention and have objected to bail. As for the company’s juristic person, the police have temporarily released them. According to Thai News Agency, this afternoon, investigators from Bang Sue Police Station transported Mr. Phonladet, a director of W. and Friends Consultants

Bangkok: Rescuers have successfully saved a newborn baby found abandoned in a gas station toilet in the Seri Thai area. The incident unfolded when a bus conductor discovered the infant in the restroom at a gas station on Seri Thai Road 38 and promptly alerted the station employees and rescue teams. According to Thai News Agency, the Siam Ruam Jai

Bangkok: Somsak Thepsuthin, the Minister of Public Health, has revealed that he has received information regarding the Medical Council’s resolution and is currently reviewing it. He has assigned a committee of 10 experts to examine the details thoroughly. The Minister expressed gratitude to Senator Wiraphan for his concern and reminder to respect the Medical Council’s procedures. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department reported that Thailand will see less rain, but there will still be thunderstorms and heavy rain in some areas. People are advised to be careful of the dangers of heavy rain. In Bangkok and its vicinity, there will be thunderstorms with a 60% chance of rain and heavy rain in some areas. According to Thai News

Khon Kaen: Ajarn Link, a disciple of the abbot of Wat Pa Wang Nam Yen, has taken legal action against a well-known social media page, local journalists, and individuals who shared and commented on the page. The accusations involve claims of his involvement in a grey business, which he asserts have negatively impacted his family, with his children expressing fear

Surat Thani: Still no sign of ‘Jay Kaew’, the durian stall owner who has been missing for two days with 20 baht of gold and 100,000 baht in cash. Her husband is asking the police and social media to help find her, fearing that something bad will happen. According to Thai News Agency, relatives of Ms. Sujitra, also known as

Rai Khing: A story from one of the people working at Wat Rai Khing about the former abbot’s behavior in using temple funds, which was the root cause of the disbursement system not following the rules as it used to be. According to Thai News Agency, the spokesperson for Rai Khing Temple has brought to light allegations against the former

Uthai Thani: A 59-year-old man lost his life in a tragic encounter with a wild elephant while searching for frogs. The incident occurred when the man, Mr. Chalor, was returning home on his motorcycle and was chased by the elephant, causing him to fall into a drain where he was subsequently trampled to death. According to Thai News Agency, the