Surin: A member of a Vietnamese call center gang banged his head against a cell wall at Surin City Police Station. Rescue workers went in to treat the wound and struggled for scissors, hoping to stab himself, but were saved just in time. According to Thai News Agency, progress in the case of the arrest of four Vietnamese call center

Thanyaburi: The court denied bail to the 8 members of the soup-pouring gang, sending them to prison. The suspects were swiftly taken to Thanyaburi Prison following the court’s decision. According to Thai News Agency, the case involved senior student Mr. Rasipha or Preem, aged 22, and Mr. Chakatphon or Oshi, aged 19, who physically abused a junior student by pouring

Songkhla: Volunteer graduates in Songkhla’s Chana District are turning their free time into profit by cultivating kale, a superfood known as the queen of leafy vegetables. This initiative not only contributes to their income but also promotes healthy eating among the community. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Teemao Chu Kiew, a volunteer graduate from Village 2, Taling Chan Subdistrict,

Sa Kaeo: Today, Region 2 Provincial Police, in collaboration with the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), initiated Operation Aranyaprathet 68 SEAL BORDER in Sa Kaeo Province. The operation aims to intercept a call center gang that has been deceiving Thai citizens. According to Thai News Agency, the authorities are focusing on dismantling the network of fraudsters operating in the

Phuket: Cyber police have arrested four foreign hackers who used ransomware to extort over 1,000 victims, resulting in a loss of more than 560 million baht. Pol. Lt. Gen. Trairong Phiwpaen, Commander of the Technology Crime Investigation Police, led the operation in Phuket Province, with support from the Immigration Police and the Provincial Police Region 8, to apprehend these international

Bangkok: The cause of the burning of a watermelon vendor in the middle of a parking lot of a famous temple in the Yan Nawa area has been revealed. The latest update is that the daughter posted a sad post after her father passed away. It was found that the perpetrator had just been released from prison for attempted murder

Bangkok: Court approves arrest warrant for man who burned watermelon vendor in parking lot of famous temple in Yan Nawa area. The injured man’s daughter reveals her father is in serious condition and has weak pulse. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involves Mr. Rachen, a 53-year-old watermelon vendor who suffered severe injuries after being doused with oil and

Bangkok: The Ministry of Education recently celebrated the achievements of the winners of the OEC Hackathon competition, recognizing their outstanding contributions to sustainable community innovations. The awards ceremony took place at the Maida Hotel, Don Mueang Airport, and was presided over by Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, Assistant Minister to the Ministry of Education. The event marked the conclusion of the ‘OEC