Siam University Distances Itself from Controversial Police Training Program
Siam University has stated that its name was misused in connection with an unauthorized "Chinese Police Volunteer" training program that recently came under investigation
Trail of Debris Leads to 1,200-Ton E-Waste Seizure at Chinese Factory
In a major environmental crime bust, Thai authorities have uncovered an illegal electronic waste processing operation in Samut Sakhon Province, leading to the seizure of over 1,200 tons of electronic waste
Thai Police Probe University’s 38,000-Baht Chinese Volunteer Program
The Metropolitan Police Bureau have addressed concerns over a controversial Chinese volunteer training program, confirming it was organized by Siam University and not an official police initiative.
Thailand Sets January 2025 Start for Elephant Population Control
Thailand's wild elephant contraceptive vaccine trials to begin January 2025; National Parks Authority chief stresses population control need, targeting eastern forests.
Investigation Underway As Bangkok Hotel Fire Claims Tourist Lives
Three foreign tourists have died following a fire that broke out at The Ember Hotel, a six-story building in Bangkok, late Sunday night. One tourist was pronounced dead at the scene, while two others passed away at the hospital.
Final Journey: Two Thai Women Among 179 Victims in Jeju Air Disaster
Two Thai nationals were among the 179 victims who perished when a Jeju Air aircraft crashed and exploded at Muan International Airport on December 29.
Three Alcohol-Related Tragedies Mar Year-End Celebrations
The final week of 2024's year-end celebrations was marked by at least three devastating alcohol-related incidents. Each incident has deeply shaken society in its own way.
Thai Government Adopts Singapore-Inspired Anti-Scammer Laws
Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong Phiewpan, commissioner of the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB), has commented on public calls for Thailand to revise its laws to align with Singapore’s approach of holding banks and mobile network
Three Face Ultimate Penalty in Pattaya’s German Murder Case
In a shocking case that made international headlines, the Pattaya Provincial Court has reached a verdict in the brutal murder of German real estate businessman Hans Peter Ralter Mack, 62, who was kidnapped, killed
Myanmar Jails 4 Thai Fishermen as Tensions Rise Over Maritime Incident
Myanmar's Kawthaung Provincial Court has sentenced four Thai fishermen for illegal entry, despite the incident taking place in waters disputed by Thailand and Myanmar.
