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DSI Summons Engineer Over Forged Signature in State Audit Office Building Collapse

Bangkok: The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has summoned Mr. Somkiat Chusangsuk, an engineer whose signature was allegedly forged, to give testimony regarding the collapse of the Office of the Auditor General’s building. Mr. Somkiat, who serves as Chairman of the Subcommittee of the Engineering Clinic under the Engineering Institute of Thailand and is a Senator of the Environmental Engineering

Digging All Night to Search for Bodies of People Missing in Collapsed Building

Bangkok: Officials worked all night to search for missing victims of the State Audit Office building collapse, focusing on Zone C because it is believed that the most people are trapped. According to Thai News Agency, at the ruins of the Office of the Auditor General (OAG), officials continued to work on drilling continuously throughout the night until approximately 6:30

Bangkok Authorities Set April 18 for First Compensation Payments Following Building Collapse

Bangkok: Deputy Governor Thawida Kamolvech has announced that compensation payments will commence on April 18, following the Ministry of Interior’s decision to increase the compensation amount for the deceased to 100,000 baht. According to Thai News Agency, Assoc. Prof. Thawida Kamolvech provided updates after a daily monitoring meeting regarding the building collapse at the Office of the Auditor General, which

Songkran Festivities Conclude with a Lively Evening on Khao San Road

Bangkok: The final day of the Songkran festival on Khao San Road witnessed a lively atmosphere as tourists of all ages gathered to enjoy the water festivities. The event, which allowed participants to play in the water until 10 pm, drew a large crowd despite the cloudy sky and occasional light rain. According to Thai News Agency, both Thai and

Songkran Khao San Last Day Anticipates Attendance of 150,000 People

Bangkok: The final day of the Songkran Festival on Khao San Road is expected to draw a crowd exceeding 150,000 people, with more than 600 police officers deployed to ensure safety and orderliness for tourists. According to Thai News Agency, the morning atmosphere on Khao San Road was subdued as many foreign tourists were still resting after festivities continued until

Heavy Equipment Reaches Wreckage Amid Search for Missing Persons

Bangkok: Heavy equipment has reached the top of the wreckage, marking a significant development in the ongoing mission to locate missing individuals following the tragic event. Governor Chadchart Sittipunt announced these updates as efforts continue to expedite the recovery process. According to Thai News Agency, Governor Sittipunt provided an update from the Office of the Auditor General of Thailand building

Overview of Travel Options to Bangkok Revealed by Transport Ministry

Bangkok: An overview of travel options to Bangkok has been released, detailing transportation methods such as public buses, trains, and airplanes. Information regarding recommended return routes and accident statistics has also been provided. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chakri Bamrungwong, Deputy Spokesperson of the Ministry of Transport and Chief Inspector General of the Ministry of Transport, shared insights into

End of Songkran Celebration at Sanam Luang Marks Lively Conclusion to Festival

Bangkok: The Maha Songkran World Water Festival 2025 concluded at Sanam Luang with a vibrant and engaging celebration, attracting participants of all ages. The festival, known for its joyous and inclusive atmosphere, provided a memorable experience for attendees who gathered to mark the end of Songkran with enthusiasm. According to Thai News Agency, the final day of the festival maintained