Sisaket: The gunman known as “Joe Jumkham,” who opened fire outside a renowned pub in Sisaket’s Kantharalak District, resulting in one fatality and another injury, has been apprehended. The suspect was captured as he attempted to flee across the Mukdahan Province border into a neighboring country. According to Thai News Agency, the incident involved Mr. Jakraphong, also known as “Joe

Bangkok: A famous page has revealed that a female celebrity, identified only by the initial ‘D’, was demanded to repay a loan amounting to 9 million baht. The celebrity reportedly claimed that the money was borrowed by a well-known politician, causing significant public interest and scrutiny. However, ‘Pai Lik’, a Member of Parliament, has confirmed that he has no involvement

Udon Thani: So lucky! A young man from Udon Thani won the South Korean lottery, receiving 45 million baht in prize money. His daughter revealed that her father was a person who liked to make merit. Before this, he had just called to tell her to give alms to monks. She believes that the merit will support her luck. According

Bangkok: The family of a rider who was killed by an angry half-Indian man who chased and hit him, hugged each other and cried while receiving the body and pouring water on the corpse. The court granted bail to the suspect for 600,000 baht, put on an EM bracelet and prohibited him from leaving the country. According to Thai News

Betong: Panic ensued when a 4-meter long king cobra, weighing nearly 10 kilograms, appeared in the agricultural plot of a school in Betong District, Yala Province. In a separate incident, another cobra was discovered in a house located in the center of Betong City. Rescuers successfully captured both snakes and released them back into the wild. According to Thai News

Bangkok: DSI Director-General has given the green light for an investigation into Tangmo’s case to assess possible distortions in the criminal justice process and potential involvement of individuals or government officials. The investigation is anticipated to commence on January 27. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Nattapol Disayatham, a specialist in consumer and environmental protection cases and head

Ayutthaya: A compassionate couple from Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province has opened their home to ‘Jao George,’ an American Bully dog involved in a tragic incident in Nonthaburi Province. The dog had reportedly bitten and gnawed on the body of a deceased monk who had succumbed to a chronic illness. According to Thai News Agency, 46-year-old Phra Bannadit, the secretary

Bangkok: The father of the suspect involved in the incident where a rider was fatally struck has issued a public apology to the family of the deceased. He expressed his regret and asked for forgiveness, acknowledging the pain caused by the incident. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Kamsan, the father of the accused, made a journey with his wife