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Icecream Criticizes Pheu Thai’s Past Demand for 30-Hour Debate with Uncle Tu

Bangkok: “Icecream” has criticized the Pheu Thai Party’s historical demand to conduct a 30-hour debate solely with “Uncle Tu,” calling it an unreasonable move. He cited three reasons against holding a one-day censure debate, emphasizing the necessity for the three involved parties to reach a consensus. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Panusaya Wacharasindhu, a member of parliament for the

Director of War Veterans Organization Exposes Decade-Long Corruption at Veterans Hospital

Bangkok: The Director of the War Veterans Organization has filed a formal complaint with the Anti-Corruption Division (ACD) police, bringing to light a corruption ring involved in the drug operations at the War Veterans Hospital. The scandal, which has persisted for almost a decade, implicates approximately 20 civil servants and former civil servants. According to Thai News Agency, Gen. Decha

Actor Ratthaphum Tokongsub Contemplates Legal Action Amid 14 Million Baht Allegations

Bangkok: Actor Ratthaphum Tokongsub, known as Film, is considering whether to file a counter-suit after allegations emerged accusing him of demanding 14 million baht. Film has insisted that he has done nothing wrong and is waiting for the truth to emerge, urging society to be understanding of his situation. According to Thai News Agency, Film and his lawyer, Pramat Leuangwattanawanich,

ONCB and Four Agencies Sign MOU to Enhance Transnational Drug Crime Suppression

Bangkok: ONCB joins hands with four agencies to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to exchange information on the performance of each agency’s duties to raise the level of suppression of transnational drug crimes. Pol. Col. Thawee Sodsong, Minister of Justice, presided over the signing ceremony of the MOU to enhance the efficiency in preventing and suppressing drug-related offenses and

Corrections Department Confirms Prisoner’s Letter Does Not Have Prison Stamp

Bangkok: Corrections Department clarifies that prisoner letters from prison will not have prison stamps, and the Uyghur prisoner insists that he never wrote the letter, indicating that it was an improperly created letter. According to Thai News Agency, the Orange Party lied about something’ which published a message on February 28, 2025, regarding a letter from a Uighur prisoner with

Department of Religious Affairs Holds Workshop and Awards Ceremony for Buddhist Benefactors in Bangkok

Bangkok: The National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) recently held a noteworthy workshop centered on individuals who have contributed to Buddhism in 2024. The event also featured a ceremony to present fans and honorary pins to these individuals. According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Religious Affairs, Ministry of Culture, was responsible for organizing this workshop and ceremony.

Big Bike Rider Alleges Attempted Murder After Collision with Red Sedan

Bangkok: A young man riding a big bike has accused a red sedan driver of attempting to murder him after a dramatic road incident. He is preparing to file a legal complaint against the sedan driver, who allegedly hit his motorcycle on purpose. According to Thai News Agency, a Facebook user posted a clip from the red sedan’s front camera,

Chusak Criticizes Opposition’s Focus on Prime Minister in Censure Motion

Bangkok: “Chusak” criticizes the opposition that questioning the prime minister alone may cause problems. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chusak Sirinil, deputy leader of the Pheu Thai Party and Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, expressed concerns over the opposition’s decision to file a censure motion targeting only the prime minister. Under the constitution, a censure motion can