Rayong: A gruesome murder has shocked the residents of Rayong Province as a suspect has been apprehended for the brutal killing of a transgender woman. The victim, identified by villagers as a scrap collector, was found with her throat slit and wooden sticks shoved into her nostrils, her body abandoned by the roadside. Despite the arrest, the suspect continues to

Buriram: A summer storm hit Tambon Khok Lek, Amphoe Huai Rat, Buriram Province. Residential houses, animal pens, and buildings were damaged. According to Thai News Agency, a summer storm accompanied by hail struck Village No. 8, Khok Lek Subdistrict, Huai Rat District, Buriram Province, causing extensive damage to houses, animal pens, and buildings. Villagers, who have never witnessed such a

Narathiwat: The perpetrators planted a bomb on a vehicle of the 7th Marine Corps Ranger Company in Narathiwat Province at the foot of the Talubo Bridge, Tambon Pakaharang, Amphoe Mueang, Pattani Province. Nine people were injured and one villager was hit by shrapnel, but is safe. According to Thai News Agency, the perpetrators planted a bomb in an armored pickup

Nonthaburi: A fire erupted at the Porsilp 889 furniture factory in Nonthaburi, resulting in damages exceeding 50 million baht. The factory owner expressed relief that no one was present during the incident, underscoring the priority of human lives over business assets. According to Thai News Agency, the fire was battled by firefighters from the Nong Phra Ngai Subdistrict Administrative Organization,

Prachin Buri: A pickup truck attempted to overtake another vehicle but collided head-on with a minibus traveling in the opposite direction, leading to the death of the pickup truck driver and injuries to five others on Old Highway 33 in Prachantakham District, Prachin Buri Province. According to Thai News Agency, the accident occurred yesterday at approximately 8:00 PM on Old

Bangkok: A sedan collided with a motorcycle and dragged it for more than 500 meters near the Nikhom Phatthana intersection in Rayong Province. The incident was captured by a CCTV camera around 4:00 PM, revealing the alarming sequence of events on the road. According to Thai News Agency, police officers from Nikhom Phatthana Police Station, along with Siam Rayong rescue

Bangkok: This year marks a significant effort in the conservation of Himalayan brown vultures, as a group of up to 10 birds that fled to Thailand to escape cold conditions and suffered injuries are set to be released back into the wild by early April. The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, in collaboration with the Faculty of