Bangkok: “Pai Lik” has clarified that the minister implicated in the “Dew” issue is not Lt. Col. Thammanat Prompao. The revelation comes amid speculation surrounding a debt-related controversy involving actress Due Arisara. Pai Lik, a Member of Parliament and Secretary-General of the Kla Tham Party, stated that although a female star consulted him about debt, he advised that debts must

Bangkok: Tourism Minister confirms budget is sufficient to organize MotoGP and F1, says it will generate huge income for the country, urges private sector cooperation. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Surawong Thienthong, Minister of Tourism and Sports, discussed Thailand’s potential to host the MotoGP and Formula One (F1) competitions, expressing his desire for these events to take place. Discussions

Bangkok: The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has accepted a petition from relatives of the late Pol. Col. Thitisan Uthanaphon, also known as former Superintendent Joe, to investigate alleged harassment by Corrections Department officers during his detention. This development comes as part of the broader investigation into the unusual wealth case and related issues surrounding the deceased officer. According to Thai

Bangkok: “Natthaphong” plans to file a lawsuit in the future if the Prime Minister cannot explain or defend himself. Nattapong admits it is difficult to assess the results of the removal of the “PM” from the censure debate stage but will continue to file a lawsuit in the future if he cannot explain or defend himself. He suggests keeping an

Bangkok: “Dr. Kes” has expressed her readiness to address concerns regarding the examination of her educational qualifications, following the Election Commission’s (EC) indication of two alleged violations. She has confirmed her willingness to cooperate with any further investigations. Additionally, she has addressed concerns about potential collusion with the Senate, asserting that all members, including herself, have acted within legal boundaries.

Bangkok: The government has reiterated its stance that all occupations with income must adhere to tax filing obligations. Those found attempting to evade taxes may face imprisonment for up to one year, a fine of no more than 200,000 baht, or both. Citizens are also warned against falling prey to fraudulent emails claiming to offer tax deduction projects. According to

Nakhon Pathom: The Administrative Court has issued an order to prevent the registration of 2,500 rai of land at Phutthamonthon as royal property, determining it to be central religious property exempt under specific law. According to Thai News Agency, the Central Administrative Court’s decision prohibits the Treasury Department from classifying the land as Crown Property. The National Office of Buddhism,

Bangkok: Government Savings Bank opens new loan, maximum credit limit 20,000 baht, lower interest rate than informal debt, can borrow even without credit. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan, deputy government spokeswoman, revealed that the government is moving forward with stimulating the economy through loan measures to increase liquidity for both large businesses and individuals. The Government Savings