Don Tan: There is a high possibility that the outbreak of anthrax in Don Tan District, Mukdahan Province, is not an epidemic, but a local outbreak. Officials are waiting for the results of various tests from the laboratory to be compiled after the results of the examination of 2 at-risk beef samples, more than 200 cutting boards and knives did

Bangkok: Police are on the hunt after a cement mixer driver sped through a checkpoint, stating he did not want to submit to a breathalyzer test because he had just returned from drinking with friends. According to Thai News Agency, the incident was captured on CCTV footage from a temporary checkpoint set up by Bang Bo Police Station. The checkpoint,

Narathiwat: The commander of the 4th Army visited Chanae and Tak Bai districts in Narathiwat Province to address recent shooting incidents, ordering a revision of the operational plan in vulnerable areas to ensure maximum safety for citizens and condemning the violent acts. According to Thai News Agency, the incidents involved perpetrators using military firearms to attack three houses in Ban

Sattahip: A yacht caught fire in Ao Ban Amphoe, Na Chom Thian Subdistrict, Sattahip District, Chonburi Province. It took officers almost 1 hour to bring the fire under control. According to Thai News Agency, the yacht Kemi, registration number 500053626, 60 gross tons, and classified as a special seagoing vessel, was carrying 23 passengers when it was anchored in the

Mae Sot: Security officials intercepted a truck carrying cucumbers that had been used to conceal four illegal foreign workers at the Mae Sot border in Tak Province. The incident occurred as Myanmar workers were reported to be continuously entering the region illegally. According to Thai News Agency, military personnel from the Rajamanu Task Force, in collaboration with the Naresuan Task

Loei: The Ministry of Public Health has issued a warning regarding anthrax, stating that the disease is highly contagious and carries a mortality rate of up to 80%. In Loei Province, a dead cow was discovered by villagers, prompting an investigation by the Livestock Office. Initial inspections suggest the cow’s death resulted from ingesting a nylon rope used to tie