UDON THANI: The ashes of Bank Lester, a 27-year-old man who tragically died from alcohol-induced shock, have been laid to rest under a champaka tree in a cemetery in Udon Thani, following a heartfelt decision by his grandmother, Mrs. Phonthip, also known as Grandma Lek. The burial took place after the cremation ceremony, as the family gathered to honor his

NAKHON RATCHASIMA: Villagers in Tambon Mu Si, Pak Chong District, are experiencing distress due to loud fireworks displays organized by nearby hotels, raising concerns about the welfare of both domestic and wild animals. The area, which lies near Khao Yai National Park, has seen repeated incidents of noise disturbances that have prompted residents to file formal complaints. According to Thai

CHIANG KHAM: A fire that engulfed a sedan belonging to a local gift shop owner was narrowly contained by rescue workers, preventing a potential explosion. The incident, which occurred during a New Year’s Eve festival, was linked to the remains of a sky lantern found beside the vehicle. According to Thai News Agency, the fire broke out around midnight in

KANCHANABURI: The Kanchanaburi Provincial Court has sentenced Mr. Preecha Kraikruan, known as “Teacher Preecha,” along with lottery vendors Ms. Rattanaporn Supathip, or “Jeab Babin,” and Ms. Patcharida Promta, or “Jeab Patch,” to two years in prison each for giving false testimony in a high-profile lottery dispute. The court’s decision came without the possibility of probation, though the sentences were later

RATCHABURI: Visitors to Ratchaburi are being encouraged to try the distinctive “Big Egg Meatballs” at Tiew Nak Tun, a tom yum shop in Lum Din Subdistrict. Known for its unique approach to tom yum noodles, the restaurant has quickly gained a following, with its signature dish featuring bouncy pork wrapped in jade noodles and a soft-boiled egg yolk, all seasoned

Prachin Buri: An audio recording has surfaced, believed to capture a conversation between Provincial Administrative Organization member Chaimes Sitthisanitphong, known as S.J. Tong, and his adoptive father, Mr. Sunthorn Wilawan, president of the Prachin Buri Provincial Administrative Organization, just before Tong was fatally shot. This incident has led to the arrest of Mr. Sunthorn and seven others on charges related

SISAKET: Two hospital staff members have been charged following the fatal assault of a patient undergoing treatment for alcohol withdrawal at Kantharalak Hospital. The staff, who reported to police acknowledging their involvement, insisted they did not intend to cause harm but aimed to restrain the patient. According to Thai News Agency, the victim, Mr. Sa-at Boonla, aged 31, was treated

PRACHIN BURI: Police have detained Sunthorn Wilawan, a former Deputy Minister of Public Health, for questioning following a fatal shooting at his residence that resulted in the death of provincial assemblyman Chaimes Sitthisanitphong, also known as Sgt. Tong. The incident, involving Mr. Sunthorn’s subordinates, took place amidst discussions about upcoming elections for the Provincial Administrative Organization. According to Thai News