Thailand News Archives - Page 29 of 49

Thai Scammers Linked to Family Tragedy Deported from Cambodia

richard1 year ago4 mins

Four Thai individuals, members of a scam gang responsible for a tragic family incident in Samut Prakan, have been arrested in Poipet, Cambodia. The suspects were part of a joint operation between Cambodian and Thai authorities to crackdown on phone scammers based in Cambodia. The Cambodian immigration officers deported the four Thais, consisting of one man and three women, through the PoipetAranyaprathet checkpoint and notified Thai officials of the situation.

Preparing for Visa-Free Visitors: Suvarnabhumi Airport Increases Staff

richard1 year ago3 mins

Starting next week, Suvarnabhumi International Airport is expecting a significant increase in tourist arrivals from China and Kazakhstan due to the implementation of a new visafree policy. The policy, approved on September 13 and announced in the Royal Gazette on September 17, will ease entry for nationals of both countries. Effective from Monday, the visafree entry will last until February 29 next year.

Department of Special Investigation Expands Collusion Probe

richard1 year ago4 mins

The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has begun questioning representatives from 20 firms that participated in bidding for state projects. These projects were ultimately won by companies owned by Praween Chanklai, also known as Kamnak Nok. The DSI aims to uncover any potential collusion and manipulation in the bidding process.

Myanmar Woman Detained for Possessing M16 Ammunition

richard1 year ago4 mins

On September 17, a Myanmar woman was taken into custody in Sangkhla Buri district, Kanchanaburi province, after being found in possession of 920 empty M16 cartridges and 24 loaded M16 magazines. The arrest occurred when the local police were notified by a private delivery company about a suspicious brown parcel believed to contain bullets.

Charges for 14 Policemen in Dinner Party Murder Incident

richard1 year ago3 mins

Fourteen policemen are set to face dereliction of duty charges in connection with the murder of a highway police officer that occurred at a dinner party in Nakhon Pathom province. Deputy national police chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn announced that the accused policemen failed to provide aid to the two officers who were shot during the party on September 6th.

Second Chiang Mai Airport Receives Thai Government Support

richard1 year ago4 mins

The Thai Government, led by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, has expressed support for the Airports of Thailand (AOT)’s plan to construct a second airport in Chiang Mai. The project aims to accommodate the growing number of visitors to the northern tourist province.

Prototype Enclosure for Macaque Management

richard1 year ago3 mins

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation (DNP) has joined hands with the Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand (WFFT) in Tha Yang district of Phetchaburi to implement a prototype enclosure system. This effort aims to manage the macaque population in the region, especially those causing disturbances to local residents and tourists in the Khao Wang mountain area.

Ex-Senator and Four Others Arrested on Child-Sex Charges

richard1 year ago3 mins

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CCTV Footage Sheds Light on Dinner Party Murder

richard1 year ago3 mins

Forensic police have recovered 13 out of 15 files from a dumped CCTV server that had been installed at the house of former subdistrict head Praween Chankhlai, also known as Kamnan Nok, in Muang district, Nakhon Pathom province. The server, containing footage from a dinner party held on September 6, was removed and thrown into a canal in an attempt to destroy evidence following the fatal shooting of Pol Maj Siwakorn Saibua.

Parents and Educators Support E-Cigarette Ban: An In-Depth Analysis

richard1 year ago4 mins

A recent study conducted by the Research Centre for Social and Business Development (SAB) highlighted that most parents and educators agree that the government should continue the current ban on the import and sale of ecigarettes. The primary reason cited for supporting the ban is the potential health risks associated with ecigarettes. The study revealed that 91% of the 5,582 respondents supported the continuation of the ban to limit young people’s exposure to smoking. Furthermore, 80% believed that ecigarettes could act as a gateway to illicit drugs.