Bangkok: Three suspects linked to the ‘dealer gang’ have been arrested following an elaborate plot to attack their rivals. The police announced the arrest of Mr. Noppadol, also known as Jui, Mr. Nopphakun, known as Off, and Mr. Satya, referred to as Kan, along with evidence including two motorcycles. The suspects had ambushed their rivals, injuring Mr. Phongsakorn, while Mr.

Bangkok: The national police chief has transferred the responsibility of submitting Thaksin Shinawatra’s medical records to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) to the chief physician of the Police General Hospital. This directive aligns with existing laws and regulations. In another matter, he addressed concerns raised by Senator Angkhana Neelapaijit regarding the Uighurs’ living conditions, suggesting inquiries be directed to the

Bangkok: The national police chief has confirmed that neighboring countries have not utilized electricity from Thailand. “Big Tai” disclosed that there is no evidence of electricity usage by the Thai government being extended to neighboring countries. This revelation comes as efforts intensify to dismantle signal poles, aiming to disrupt the operations of call center gangs. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Cyber police have appointed Pol. Lt. Gen. Sirawat Deepo as the deputy spokesman of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD). Pol. Lt. Gen. Sirawat will also serve as the acting commander of Cyber Division 1. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong Phiwpaen, Commander of the TCSD, issued an order for the appointment. Pol. Maj. Gen. Sirawat

Bangkok: Central Investigation Police have apprehended 12 individuals involved in illegal pharmacy practices as part of a crackdown on drug stores throughout Bangkok. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Pattanasak Bubphasuwan, Acting Commander of the Consumer Protection Police Division, along with Pol. Col. Wiraphong Klaythong and representatives from the Food and Drug Administration, announced the results of a significant

Bangkok: This year’s Chinese New Year festival is lively, with people coming out to spend money and pay respects to their ancestors and gods in large numbers, and fully cooperating with the ‘Temple Reduction’ policy, which calls for ‘reducing’ or ‘refraining’ from lighting incense, a cause of PM 2.5 dust. According to Thai News Agency, the festival has seen a

Krasang: A devastating fire occurred at a grocery store in Krasang District, Buriram Province, claiming the lives of a family during the Chinese New Year celebrations. The tragic incident unfolded around midnight, prompting a response from the Krasang Police Station and local rescue workers. Upon arrival, they discovered the shop engulfed in flames, which had already consumed much of the

Bangkok: Yaowarat Dragon Road is set to welcome tourists from around the world for the 2025 Chinese New Year Festival, scheduled for January 29-30. According to Thai News Agency, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is making extensive preparations to celebrate the occasion, which marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and China. The event aims to celebrate