Bangkok: The investigation into the Chinese company’s nominee responsible for the construction of the Office of the Auditor General building, which collapsed, is nearing the halfway point. The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has been expediting efforts to uncover all parties involved in the incident. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Woranan Srilam, Director of the Consumer Protection

Bangkok: Officials move body parts of the deceased from the collapsed building to be examined and compared with DNA of relatives to verify their identities. According to Thai News Agency, from morning until afternoon, officers continuously inspected suspicious coordinates until they found 8 targets that are believed to be human remains in Zones B and C. Most recently, they dug

Pathum Thani: Teenagers fatally stabbed an engineering student and stole his shirt and mobile phone, prompting police to review CCTV footage in an effort to identify the attackers. The victim, known as Mr. Thanat, was riding his motorcycle home when he was targeted by a gang of young men under a footbridge at the U-turn point, near a bridge over

Bangkok: Search for victims of collapsed building continues, no additional people found trapped in Zone B after lights were found, while DSI invited China Railway Number 10 Company to observe the collection of additional evidence. According to Thai News Agency, since midnight until now, all officials, especially rescue workers, are still trying to quickly dismantle the debris at the scene

Bangkok: Drilling to the base of the building, dismantling the collapsed building, but no signs of life have been found. The Director of the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation revealed that they are continuing to drill to the base of the building, but have not yet found any light or vital signs at the point where the rescue team

Bangkok: Crime Suppression Police have intensified their investigation into a man posing as a member of high society, issuing an arrest warrant and searching his residence, where they discovered incriminating pictures and a white suit adorned with various symbols. According to Thai News Agency, investigators from the Crime Suppression Division have detained Mr. Thanathep, also known as Hi-So Hot, in

Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Col. Suriya Singhakamol, Director-General of the Department of Probation, revealed statistics on cases where the court ordered probation on April 11, 2025, marking the first day of the campaign to prevent and reduce accidents during the Songkran Festival 2025. There were a total of 326 cases, with 9 cases involving electronic monitoring devices (EM devices). According to