Bangkok: A tragic incident unfolded at a private zoo where a long-time employee was fatally mauled by lions after exiting his vehicle in the safari zone. The zoo has launched an investigation to understand why the employee, who was aware of the safety protocols, chose to leave the car. According to Thai News Agency, an Indian tourist captured footage of

Ratchaburi: A pickup truck carrying goods exploded while parked in front of a general merchandise store at the Khao Ngu intersection in Ratchaburi Province. The force of the explosion damaged more than 10 nearby cars and several houses. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred at 11:10 PM at the Khao Ngu intersection on Phetkasem Road in Na Mueang

Bangkok: Special Case Investigators from the Technology and Information Crime Division of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) have submitted Special Case No. 52/2020 to the Office of Special Cases, Office of the Attorney General. The case involves the advertising of dietary supplements “D-Contact” and “D-Contact Plus,” which have been found to contain exaggerated claims and have deceived the public.

Bangkok: The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) has issued critical guidelines for electricity usage in anticipation of potential flooding or stagnant water conditions. The public is urged to stay informed by closely monitoring weather updates and advisories from government and related agencies to ensure preparedness for any flooding events. According to Thai News Agency, PEA has outlined specific recommendations to ensure

Bangkok: YLG expects Thai gold prices to reach 56,000 baht this year. Thais are among the top 10 gold buyers globally, with demand surpassing 21% in the first half of 2024. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Pawan Nawawattanasap, Chief Executive Officer of YLG Bullion International Co., Ltd. (YLG), stated that YLG indicates that gold prices are on the rise.

Khan na yao: A lion at a private zoo attacked and dragged an officer, causing severe injuries. The incident was captured on video by tourists visiting the zoo. According to Thai News Agency, Police Colonel Nirutphon Yothamat, Superintendent of Khan Na Yao Police Station, reported that the attack occurred when the zookeeper went to feed the lion against company regulations.