Bangkok: It has been more than 6 months since the police career of ‘Big Joke,’ Pol. Gen. Surachet Hakpal, was halted following his temporary dismissal from the civil service due to alleged involvement in online gambling websites. The future of ‘Big Joke’ now hinges on the decision of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) regarding his potential reinstatement in the police

Sikhiu: Sikhiu residents grow marigolds for sale, receive many orders, good income, ten thousand per month. At Ban Klong Nok Community, Village No. 5, Tambon Mittraphap, Amphoe Sikhio, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, villagers are sorting the size of marigolds collected from the garden, which must be dried using a fan to prevent mold before sorting by size and packing them in

Bangkok: A tragic incident unfolded in the Udomsuk area when a 93-year-old grandmother, identified as Mrs. Kesorn, lost her life following a gas explosion in her kitchen. The elderly woman was heating food on her gas stove when the tank exploded, resulting in a fire that left her with fatal burn injuries. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col.

Khlong Luang: Police Station officers took ‘Mr. Noom’, the brutal brother-in-law who killed ‘Plaat Nok’, to Thanyaburi Provincial Court to request a detention order and object to bail. Mr. Pratin or Num, aged 43, was taken by the Khlong Luang Police Station to Thanyaburi Provincial Court for detention after evidence was found that the DNA of Mrs. Worakanok or Plaat

Bangkok: Kritsanong, the owner of the Krisanong Anti-Corruption page, has admitted to being worried about the possibility of an arrest warrant being issued against her. She remains confident, however, that there is substantial evidence to explain her innocence. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Krisanong clarified her position following the release of a conversation clip involving Mr. Ratthaphum, a former

SONGKHLA: Crawling under the belly of the Naga at Khao Bo Temple offers a unique experience in Thailand. Wat Khao Bo, located in Ko Yo Subdistrict, Mueang District, Songkhla Province, is the only place in the country where visitors can walk beneath a large naga and ascend a hill to pay homage to sacred objects, enhancing their auspiciousness according to

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has reported that a high-pressure area or cold air mass from China is currently affecting the North, Northeast, and South China Sea, resulting in cool weather in the mornings for those regions. Residents in the upper part of Thailand are advised to take precautions against the impacts of shifting weather patterns. Meanwhile, the South is experiencing

Bangkok: The residents of Koh Kood are expressing their concerns over the potential loss of territory to a neighboring country. As discussions continue, both locals and tourists are closely monitoring the situation and its implications for the area. According to Thai News Agency, the issue has sparked significant interest among the community, with many weighing in on the possible outcomes.