Bangkok: Launching a historic operation to dismantle the grey dragon’s nest, authorities in Thailand have initiated a large-scale crackdown on the nominee business of horse companies. This operation has resulted in the uncovering of 442 companies involved, the arrest of more than a thousand suspects, and the identification of over 3 billion baht in circulated money. According to Thai News

Phuket: The sea in Phuket is bustling with more than 700 sailors and almost 200 boats anchoring to join the Phuket King’s Cup Regatta, the biggest sailing event in Asia. This year is special because Her Majesty the Queen will come to compete with the Vayu team on the last day, 6 December. According to Thai News Agency, the 200

Bangkok: Metropolitan Police Bureau arrests suspects in a romance scam gang who created fancy profiles and tricked people into lending them money to pay taxes, resulting in a loss of over 1.1 million baht. Pol. Lt. Col. Kanitnon Thanomsri, Superintendent of Investigation Division 1, along with Task Force 4, successfully apprehended Mr. Kotcharat, 22, under the Criminal Court arrest warrant

Narathiwat: The flood situation in Narathiwat Province is showing signs of improvement as water levels continue to decline. However, Tak Bai District remains critically affected, with floodwaters averaging about one meter in height. According to Thai News Agency, despite recent rainfall across all 13 districts of the province, the precipitation was not heavy enough to worsen the existing flood conditions.

Bangkok: The father of a 6-month-old child has confessed to pushing his baby off the bed, an action that resulted in the child’s death, although he claimed he did not intend to kill him. The Khan Na Yao Police Station has pressed charges against him for assault leading to death and violating the Domestic Violence Act, with plans to detain

Bangkok: In a groundbreaking operation in Thailand, officials from the National Park Department and a team of veterinarians successfully navigated through a herd of 60 wild elephants to rescue two baby elephants trapped in a snare. This mission marked the first successful case in the country, where the team managed to treat the injured calves in a single attempt. According

Bangkok: UNESCO has announced the inclusion of ‘Kebaya’ as an intangible cultural heritage, a joint recognition for Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand. This decision was revealed by the Ministry of Culture and is set to be officially registered in 2024. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sudawan Wangsupakitchkosol, Minister of Culture, shared that the decision was made during the

Chiang Mai: “Boonsong” reports for the first time after being given a suspended sentence for the rice-pledging corruption case. His son revealed that his father intended to ordain as a monk after his release. According to Thai News Agency, the latest image of Mr. Boonsong Teriyapirom, former Minister of Commerce, emerged this morning as he reported himself and acknowledged the