Bangkok: The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has issued a warning to investors about fraudulent emails from individuals falsely claiming to be members of the organization. These emails are part of a scam designed to deceive recipients into investing in schemes involving cryptocurrency. According to Thai News Agency, the SET cautions investors not to fall for emails that impersonate the

Bangkok: “Big Dul” insists there is no need to keep the “18 prisoners of war”, saying many are happy and want to remain in Thailand. He advises the media to wait for interviews on the day of their release. He insists the United States and Malaysia are not pressuring them, and reveals that Cambodia has proceeded smoothly with the four

Chiang mai: Officials from Sri Lanna National Park intercepted a gang of rosewood loggers as they were preparing to remove trees from the forest. They were taken into custody and prosecuted according to the law. According to Thai News Agency, the arrest followed a strategic operation where park officials placed hidden cameras along the Huai Tham Muang hiking trail in

Khon kaen: Khon Kaen Hospital has made an official statement refuting claims of involvement in any form of blood trading. The statement was issued in response to a circulating online story about a man who reportedly sought to purchase blood to save his wife’s life. The hospital assured that the patient is currently stable and is being closely monitored by

Bangkok: The Minister of Commerce, Ms. Suphajee Suthumpun, underscored the Ministry’s unwavering commitment to achieving economic stability while ensuring fairness across all sectors, during her address at the 2nd Policy Talk event organized by Chulalongkorn University. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Suphajee, who was the special speaker at the event, emphasized the Ministry’s role in overseeing domestic trade, international

Chanthaburi: Villagers are expressing concerns over the news of the upcoming release of 18 Cambodian prisoners of war at the Pakkad Pass. The community is worried about the potential uncertainty this event may bring and has urged the Army not to burden the locals with the issue. Local leaders, however, maintain that the Pakkad checkpoint remains peaceful. According to Thai

Bangkok: More than 100,000 people were evacuated across the country’s eastern and northern regions on Thursday as Typhoon Fung-wong intensified into a super typhoon ahead of its expected landfall later that day, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and a storm surge. According to Thai News Agency, the Philippines has raised its storm warning signal to No. 5, the highest level,

Bangkok: On the first day of the public’s visit to pay their respects to the royal remains of Her Majesty the Queen Mother, over 3,600 people had already entered the area within one hour, while people continued to arrive at the waiting area. According to Thai News Agency, the impressive turnout highlights the significant respect and admiration held by the