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: 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

Khon Kaen: The Teachers Council has suspended all types of professional licenses of a school director who was found selling methamphetamine. The board will investigate the case and if found guilty, order its revocation. The director will lose the right to practice his profession. According to Thai News Agency, the school administrator from Khon Kaen Province was arrested on charges

Bangkok: Cyber police are urgently examining CCTV footage to identify the individual responsible for hiding Jagat coins in Bangkok, enabling participants to hunt for prizes. Recent findings indicate that money has been transferred. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Trairong Phiwpaen, Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division, revealed that during the investigation of Thai participants in the

Bangkok: The Department of Enforcement has formed a strategic partnership with the Student Loan Fund aimed at offering more accessible debt restructuring options for student loan borrowers. This initiative is set to provide much-needed relief to borrowers by reducing the incidence of civil lawsuits and preventing forced asset seizures. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Seksan Suksaeng, the Director-General of

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Police are gearing up with stringent measures to safeguard the public during the Chinese New Year 2025 celebrations, focusing on the key days of paying, worship, and travel. They have advised citizens to exercise caution to prevent fires and be wary of online threats such as the fraudulent “Ang Pao Thipt.” According to Thai News Agency,

Thung Khru: Police are accelerating their investigation into a shocking incident involving a young woman who allegedly acted as a decoy, leading to a shooting in the Thung Khru area. Authorities have identified and located the woman, currently in Samut Prakan Province, and are questioning the injured individual as they work to uncover the motive behind the attack. According to

Chachoengsao: Police from the Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Suppression Division raided a Chinese-funded factory in Chachoengsao Province, uncovering illegal importation and possession of electronic waste. Two Chinese nationals, Mr. Guo, 55, and Mr. Li, 42, were arrested during the operation. According to Thai News Agency, the arrests took place in Village No. 9, Koh Khanun Subdistrict, Phanom Sarakham District.