Surat Thani Commander uses court warrant to search suspected house of police general, defendant in Tak Bai case From the case where the victims in the Tak Bai case filed a lawsuit against Gen. Pisal and his group for an offense against life and liberty, resulting in death in Tak Bai District, Narathiwat Province, the incident occurred in October 2004.

A small coffee shop in Khon Kaen has long been a favorite among customers, especially foreign backpackers. In addition to enjoying excellent coffee with awards, everyone says the owner provides heartfelt service at a very low price. Source: Thai News Agency

Flash floods flowing into the Mae Taeng River and overflowing the Elephant and Environment Conservation Foundation in Mae Taeng District, Chiang Mai Province, the last home of more than 100 elephants and nearly 4,000 animals for two days have now receded and the remains of two elephants that were swept away by the current have been found, amidst the sadness

Flooding in Chiang Mai is still critical after the water in the Ping River rose to a maximum of more than 5.30 meters, the highest since the Ping River level was measured. This has become the biggest flood in a hundred years. Many areas have flooding almost 2 meters high and spreading to a radius of 3 kilometers, including Waroros

A 62-year-old woman appealed to the bank manager after her bedridden husband received 10,000 baht in digital money but was unable to withdraw it. The officer claimed that the husband’s signature did not match up and suggested that he appoint an estate manager before withdrawing it. Reporters received information from Mrs. Somsri, 62 years old, a villager in Ao Noi

A private school in Nakhon Ratchasima Province took students on a field trip to Rayong Province. A Mathayom 1 female student was sucked into the sea by a wave while playing in the water and died. The parents are deeply saddened by the loss of their only daughter. Facebook page “Je Moi V+” posted a message “Again? A private school

NACC visits Singburi Transport to investigate facts of the fire accident involving a sightseeing bus, focusing on the installation of gas tanks and the work of Singburi Transport officials to see if they complied with regulations. Mr. Suksan Prasara-ae, Director of the Investigation and Special Affairs Office, and his team were assigned by the NACC board to act as the

The Volunteer Foundation for the Needy (P.P.) helps evacuate flood victims in Chiang Mai, while the Department of Livestock Development is rushing to deliver “Royal Animal Feed” to help elephants at the Elephant Care Center in Mae Taeng District, more than 100 elephants. The Prototype Volunteer Team, Community Disaster Warning Network, Friends in Need (Por.), Ko Khan Subdistrict, and the