Bangkok: Nearly 200 hours of search and rescue efforts continue for missing persons trapped under the rubble of a collapsed building. K9s have barked to signal that they have detected more human scent in Zone B, although it remains in a difficult-to-reach area. Officials are actively adjusting their plans to expedite reaching these individuals. According to Thai News Agency, relevant

Bangkok: The Anti-Corruption Column, sponsored by the NACC Fund, today highlights the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration’s enhanced efforts in anti-corruption measures. This initiative comes after fruitful collaboration with key agencies, including the NACC, the Anti-Corruption Commission, the Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission, the Anti-Money Laundering Office, and the State Audit Office. This cooperative effort has significantly expedited investigations, particularly concerning procurement issues.

Bangkok: Officials are intensifying their drilling efforts in Zone C, believed to be the location where a missing person may have fled. The operation is expected to yield progress after 10 PM. A significant development was reported with the discovery of another deceased individual at 2 AM in Zone B, though the body remains unrecovered. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: “Ble-Kru Tui-Nook” visited and sang songs to encourage the victims’ relatives of the Office of the Auditor General building collapse, providing relief to those waiting with hope. According to Thai News Agency, at 3:00 PM, ‘Gun Jom Phalang’ arrived to speak with the victims’ relatives. He coordinated with three artists, Ple Pathumrat, Kru Toey Apiwat, and Nook Thanadol, to

Bangkok: The USAR rescue team from Canada has arrived at the collapsed State Audit Office building under construction and is ready to assist Thai rescue workers in the search for the missing persons. According to Thai News Agency, at 2:10 p.m., a USAR rescue team from Canada, along with a K9 dog, reached the site of the collapsed Auditor General’s

Bangkok: The Mental Health Assistance Team (MCATT) has visited the area to care for relatives of those missing from the Office of the Auditor General building collapse, while search and rescue teams continue their work amid the scorching heat. Officials used fire engines to spray water mist into the area where the backhoe was drilling a hole in the ruins

Nonthaburi: The family received the body of a Myanmar woman, a victim of the State Audit Office building collapse, for cremation at Wat Bang Muang, Nonthaburi Province. As for the remaining three bodies, no relatives have contacted to claim them. According to Thai News Agency, relatives of Ms. Seinsein Nyunt, a Myanmar national who died in the ninth case, traveled

Bangkok: Soldiers have deployed a backhoe and a ten-wheel truck to aid the ongoing search for victims trapped beneath the collapsed Office of the Auditor General building. This operation has entered its ninth day, with efforts intensifying to locate the 79 individuals still unaccounted for since the building’s collapse on March 28. According to Thai News Agency, soldiers from the