Bangkok: The Metropolitan Police Commissioner has directed the Forensic Science Department to preserve the scene of the building collapse with utmost care. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Siam Boonsom, Commissioner-General of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, held a meeting with Pol. Maj. Gen. Watee Atsawutmangkur, Commander of the Forensic Science Division, and Pol. Maj. Gen. Jessada Suaisom, Commander

Bangkok: Lawyer reveals that ‘Due Arisara’ offered to pay off the debt of a Bvlgari necklace worth 7 million baht after the pawn shop rejected the offer to pay in installments. ‘Lawyer Ong’ insists that the full amount must be paid. If the return is delayed, legal action will be taken to the fullest extent of the law. According to

Bangkok: An elder brother has made merit after discovering the body of his younger brother in the collapsed State Audit Office building. He had vowed to fulfill certain promises if his brother’s body was found, and has now followed through on those commitments. He further revealed plans to offer a 9-meter garland if the bodies of his sister-in-law and remaining

Bangkok: Entering the 8th day after the earthquake, officials continue to work continuously to help those affected by the collapse of the State Audit Office building. Meanwhile, vendors at JJ Mall, which is opposite the scene of the incident, admit that today’s atmosphere is quiet, even though it is a holiday. According to Thai News Agency, backhoes and heavy machinery

Bangkok: “Santhana” went to meet the police at Thonglor Police Station to file a daily record of the case of “Bang Mat” slapping him in the face in the parking lot of a pub in the Thonglor area. He confirmed that he would not forgive him and would mediate without having to talk. According to Thai News Agency, the incident

Bangkok: Heavy machinery has been deployed to Zone B, where officials are working to clear large obstacles blocking access in the aftermath of the Office of the Auditor General building collapse. The machinery was brought in to cut through the gaps where large concrete slabs continue to obstruct the way, enabling rescue operations to proceed more efficiently. According to Thai

Bangkok: The commander of the Central Institute of Forensic Science entered the area to collect various sized pieces of steel for standard inspection. He is preparing to go to the area to collect more pieces of cement, but must wait for the mission to find the trapped people to be completed before proceeding. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj.