Lampang: Pol. Lt. Gen. Jiraphop Phuridet, Commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, led a successful operation against an informal money lending gang operating in downtown Lampang, uncovering a cash flow of over 77 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the operation targeted two locations in the city. At the first location, authorities discovered Mr. Anusorn involved in unauthorized loan

Nakhon Phanom: A thrilling chase! A suspicious pickup truck was caught smuggling methamphetamine pills before being cornered in front of a municipal gas station in Tambon Tha Uthen, Nakhon Phanom Province. Hundreds of thousands of methamphetamine pills were seized. The investigation is being expanded to the financiers. According to Thai News Agency, Border Patrol Police 237, together with security agencies,

Bangkok: The Department of Religious Affairs led a group of monks and Buddhists on a pilgrimage to India and Nepal, exploring significant sites related to the history and origin of Buddhism. The pilgrimage aims to deepen participants’ understanding and experience of Buddhism’s roots. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chaipol Suk-iam, Director-General of the Department of Religious Affairs, spearheaded the

Bangkok: The compensation regulations under the Anti-Torture Act have officially come into effect. According to Thai News Agency, this development was announced by Ms. Amon Siangyai, Director-General of the Department of Rights and Liberties Protection. The regulations are part of the Committee on the Prevention and Suppression of Torture and Enforced Disappearance’s efforts to provide assistance, remedy, and rehabilitation to

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has observed a shift in weather patterns, reporting an increase in temperatures across the upper regions of Thailand, though mornings remain cool. Meanwhile, the southern part of the country is expected to experience reduced rainfall. According to Thai News Agency, the weakening of a high-pressure system or relatively strong cold air mass that was previously covering

Bangkok: The Anti-Corruption Column, sponsored by the NACC Fund, today looks at the cooperation of the 4 Ps and 1 S agencies, namely the NACC, NACC, PACC, AMLO, and the State Audit Office, in their collaboration to detect new forms of corruption. This is considered to be raising the standards for arresting government officials who commit corruption. According to Thai

Bang Yai: Intense discussion has erupted involving department stores, police, and local government officials over an incident at a department store on Rattanathibet Road in the Sao Thong Hin Subdistrict, Bang Yai District, Nonthaburi Province. The event occurred last night at approximately 10:15 p.m. and involved a physical altercation among a group of men and women scrambling to reserve a

Bangkok: Police prepare to take action against ‘Ket’ after she confessed to ‘Gun Jom Phalang’ about the counterfeit dollar bills, and are preparing to file charges of false reporting. From the case of Ms. Ked claiming that she was confined in a hotel for 5 days by actress “Due Arisara” and forced to find 3 million baht to return after