Bangkok: The Department of Internal Trade inspected Ying Charoen Fresh Market and stated that the products were in sufficient quantity and at reasonable prices: pork at 160 baht/kg, size 3 eggs at 3 baht each, and limes at 4 baht each. Mr. Witthayakorn Maneenet, Director-General of the Department of Internal Trade, visited Ying Charoen Fresh Market, Saphan Mai, Bangkok. He

Bangkok: The State Audit Office (SAO) has clarified the management process regarding the elevator shaft contract after concerns arose about potential legal violations in its design. The issue came to light when the contractor discovered that the design of the ‘elevator shaft wall’ did not adhere to legal standards. According to Thai News Agency, the Office of the Auditor General

Bangkok: The police spokesperson team announced the results of a six-month operation, cracking down on all forms of crime and enhancing the welfare of police officers. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Archayon Kraithong, spokesman for the Royal Thai Police, highlighted the achievements of the operations conducted from October 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025. The operations aimed

Bangkok: Bangkok Aviation Fuel Services Public Company Limited (BAFS) is gearing up to issue debentures aimed at supporting its future business expansion. According to Thai News Agency, ML Natthasit Diskul, CEO of BAFS, has announced that the company plans to release unsecured, unsubordinated debentures with a debenture holder representative. These debentures will have a term of 3 years and 9

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed this morning down 3.37 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand closed this morning at 1,150.40 points, down 3.37 points (-0.29%), with a trading value of approximately 23,287 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, analysts revealed that the Thai stock market adjusted down in response to disappointment with the US’s change in stance not to accelerate

Bangkok: “Big Tai” insists that he has not yet indicated whether the former police bigwig has committed disciplinary offenses or not, and is ready to provide justice. The national police chief confirmed that he has ordered the disciplinary division and legal department to investigate the case of a former senior police officer who was implicated in being involved in a

Prachinburi: “The End of the Road” team, known for its rigorous investigations, raided the IF Prachinburi steel factory, uncovering illegal production activities. The team, including the “Sudsoi Team,” discovered that “Chaow Steel Prachinburi” was unlawfully producing 7,433 tons of substandard steel bars, valued at over 148.67 million baht. Consequently, all the steel was seized, the production line was ordered to