Nakhon Ratchasima: The group of people who love their hometown Dan Khuntod, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, traveled to submit a request to the Ministry of Industry to stop the blasting of a tunnel at the potash mine of Thai Kali Co., Ltd., confirming that they are ready to hold their ground until they receive a satisfactory answer. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Director-General of the Department of Livestock Development has mandated increased scrutiny over meat source inspections to ensure legality and consumer safety. He advises selecting offerings that meet the ‘Livestock OK’ standard, which certifies seven types of livestock products. Currently, there are 8,400 participating distribution sources nationwide. According to Thai News Agency, Veterinarian Somchuan Rattanamangalanon, Director-General of the Department

Bangkok: The Ministry of Agriculture has outlined its budget framework for the fiscal year 2026, aiming to concentrate on soil and water management, along with enhancing the potential of farmers. The framework was established during a meeting involving three Ministers of Agriculture and the Budget Bureau, which emphasized soil-water-production factor management and the development of farmers’ potential to boost competitiveness.

Bangkok: The court has authorized arrest warrants for two men involved in the assault on Dr. Chanet, the owner of a medical clinic in the Silom area. The attack, which took place in the evening of January 25, left the doctor with injuries but he has since shown improvement. Dr. Chanet suspects that the assault was orchestrated, given its systematic

Thung Kru: Thung Kru Police Station officers are preparing to request the court to issue an arrest warrant for a gang of four decoys after they tricked two young men into physically assaulting them and robbing them. Progress in the case of a criminal who physically assaulted two victims after a young woman who had known him on Facebook for

Bangkok: Corrections Department urgently investigates case of Chinese inmates in call center gang paying bribes in exchange for comfort in prison According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Ekkachai Hongkangwan, a former prisoner involved in a case concerning the introduction of obscene computer data, revealed through Facebook that Chinese prisoners associated with a call center gang were paying bribes in the

Bangkok: DSI orders lawsuit against “Dr. Boon” and his gang for defrauding 605 people, causing damages of more than 14,200 million baht. As the Department of Special Investigation received the transfer of the criminal investigation report from the Metropolitan Police Bureau, Royal Thai Police, in the case of Dr. Boon and his associates being accused of jointly committing an offense

Bangkok: A fire broke out at a motorcycle plastic assembly shop in the Bang Khun Thian area, damaging three shop houses and injuring two workers. This afternoon, police were notified of a factory fire in Soi Thian Talay 26, Intersection 1, Bang Khun Thian-Chai Thale Road, Bang Khun Thian District, Bangkok. Officers from the Bang Khun Thian Fire and Rescue