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Phra Samut Chedi Police Clarify After Officials Raid Major Gambling Den at Hotel, Operating Only 3 Days, Hotel Unaware
Police raided an illegal gambling den at a closed hotel in Samut Prakan that was operating for just three days, seizing 8 million baht in chips and detaining 70 suspects involved in dice games.
Commerce and Education Ministries Launch 'Thai Help Thai Plus' Program at 1,000 Locations
The Commerce and Education Ministries launched the 'Thai Help Thai Plus' program across 1,000 locations nationwide, offering consumer goods, clothing, and educational materials at discounts up to 50% to ease cost-of-living pressures through
Freddy Hackett to Claim Victory Over Yunis Aanan in ONE The Inner Circle Muay Thai Bout
Freddy Hackett defeated 18-year-old Yunis Aanan by unanimous decision in a strawweight muay thai bout at ONE The Inner Circle from Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium on May 22.
Police Arrest Drug-Addicted Man for Serial Convenience Store Robberies Day and Night
Police in Prachuap Khiri Khan arrested a 34-year-old man accused of robbing convenience stores around the clock while under the influence of drugs. The suspect, arrested on May 22, was linked to multiple thefts at local shops between April
Naphak, prospective candidate for Bangkok Metropolitan Assembly in Lat Phrao district, announces withdrawal due to health issues
Naphak Pengsuk withdrew as a Thai Phakdin Party candidate for Bangkok Metropolitan Assembly in Lat Phrao district, citing a recurring knee injury requiring treatment and rehabilitation.
Police arrest major pork vendor for illegal lending at excessive interest rates, claims she's helping struggling people, denies charging exorbitant rates
A pork vendor in Sukhothai province was arrested for illegally lending money at 47 percent annual interest rates; she claims she was helping struggling vendors and denies the rates were excessive.
Ride-hailing Driver Warns of Scammers Posing as Customers, Suspicious of QR Code Request, Hangs Up Twice
A Bangkok ride-hailing driver narrowly avoided a scam after a fake customer requested he scan a QR code, which would have transferred his bank funds; he hung up twice when asked for banking details.
Can Thailand Finally Wake Up to Its Dismal Safety Standards?
A freight train crashed into a bus at a Bangkok crossing Saturday, killing eight people and injuring over 30, prompting calls for Thailand to establish an independent public safety department rather than rely on reactive measures after trag
Thai Panel Defends Scrapping Border MOUs to ASEAN+3 Diplomats
Thailand's Senate committee briefed ASEAN+3 diplomats on plans to revoke 1990s border agreements with Cambodia, arguing they fail to protect Thai sovereignty amid unresolved territorial disputes and repeated Cambodian violations.
Large Drug Haul Seized as Rangers Hunt Down Trafficking Gang, Over 1 Million Methamphetamine Pills Captured Along Mekong River from Laos
Rangers seized approximately 1 million methamphetamine pills along the Mekong River in Loei province after suspects fled during an early morning interdiction near the Laos border on May 22.
Special Report – Train-Bus Collision Tragedy Exposes Systemic Rail Crisis and Traffic Enforcement Failure
A train-bus collision at a Bangkok railway crossing killed 8 people and injured 32, with investigations revealing the train operator tested positive for drugs and lacked proper certification, prompting authorities to announce compensation m
Walailak University Pro Chef Program Sends Students to Taiwan for Training with Michelin-Starred Chefs
Walailak University's Pro Chef program is sending 28 students to Taiwan in May 2026 to train with Michelin-starred chefs and develop culinary innovation skills for international hospitality careers.