Early Morning Rival Gangs Clash In Ranong
(24 May) Shotguns were fired and homemade explosives thrown during early morning clashes between rival teenage gangs in Rongkluang district of Ranong province.
Kanchanaburi Unemployed Man Killed Himself And His Daughter
(23 May) Kanchanaburi police received reports from a man in Nongfai district that he found a dead girl in a house. Investigative officers and on call doctor at Laokwan hospital arrive at the scene to investigate.
PM Yingluck: Future Of Asia Is In Our Hands
(24 May) On her third day of official visit to Japan, PM Yingluck Shinawatra told the audience in a Tokyo conference that Asian region has the potential to influence the course of the world in 21st century.
DSI Chief Presses On With Hunt For 'Blackshirts' Militants
(23 May) Chief of the Division of Special Investigation (DSI) has instructed the Metropolitan Police to revive its efforts in locating the armed militants that allegedly infiltrated the ranks of the Redshirts protesters during their mass protests in April-May 2010.
2 Aussies Mobbed By Locals In Phuket For Their 'Rampage'
(23 May) 2 Australians were about to walk into a bar in Phuket but were refused entranced by a bouncer, then reportedly went on drunken rampage, attacking random people until group of locals and tourists took the matter into their own hands and beat up the 2 men.
Parents' Unpaid Electric Bill Led To Deadly House Fire
(22 May) Two children in Phitsanulok were killed in a house fire possibly caused by a candle they lit to provide some light in the house; their parents had failed to pay for electric bill.
Transgender 'Robber' Arrested On His Sex Change Bed
(23 May) Songkhla police arrested a transgender accused of robbing a Kuwaiti citizen while he was recovering from his sex change surgery in hospital.
Residents Protest 'Land Incursion' By Famous Monastery
(22 May) Kanchanaburi provincial officials are trying to meditate a negotiation between a famous Buddhist monastery and group of locals who claim the monastery is blocking the public road into their community.
Yingluck Interviewed By Japan's NHK
(23 May) PM Yingluck Shinawatra said in an interview with Japanese TV channel NHK that Thailand is moving forward in the democratic process and will soon return to peace and stability.
Ministry of Health: Smoking Kills 11 Lives Per Minute
(22 May) Dr. Cholnarn Srikaew, Deputy Minister of Public Health, along with Dr. Nima Asgari, representative of World Health Organization (WHO) in Thailand, staged a press conference on the activities in upcoming World No Tabacco Day, 31 May.
