Prosecutors Say ‘Boss Red Bull’ Case Can Be Revived
BANGKOK — Public prosecutors on Tuesday said there is enough evidence to press new charges against a billionaire scion who allegedly killed a policeman with his Ferrari in 2012.
Army Admits 110 US Soldiers for Joint Exercise in Pandemic
BANGKOK — More than a hundred American troops are participating in a military exercise in Thailand amid the coronavirus pandemic that infected at least 4.8 million people in the U.S., the government said Monday.
4 Groups of Foreigners Allowed Into Thailand Starting Tuesday
BANGKOK (Xinhua) — The Thai government's Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration's (CCSA) on Monday has confirmed that from Tuesday onward, four groups of non-Thais will be allowed enter the country.
3 Men Rescued From Pacific Island After Writing SOS in Sand
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Three men have been rescued from a tiny Pacific island after writing a giant SOS sign in the sand that was spotted from above, authorities say.
No One Charged Over Chao Phraya Tourist Boat’s Sinking
BANGKOK — No charges have been filed over the sinking of a tourist boat that capsized in the Chao Phraya River so far, police said Monday.
1 Dead, 4 Still Missing in Samui Ferry Sinking
KOH SAMUI — As of Monday rescue workers are still searching for four missing people from a ferry that sank off the coast of Koh Samui that left one dead and four missing.
Boss Red Bull: Foul Play Not Ruled Out in Witness’ Death
BANGKOK — Investigators have yet to rule out the possibility that a key witness in billionaire Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya’s hit-and-run case might have been murdered, police said Monday.
Wanted: Foreign Inmates Teaching English Lessons to Thai Prisoners
BANGKOK (Xinhua) — Thai Justice Minister Somsak Thepsuthin on Wednesday told the media that he had suggested the Corrections Department to lay out measures, using foreign inmates to teach English to fellow Thai prisoners to supplement their occupational training.
Civil Court Allows Cambodian Class Action Against Thai Firm
BANGKOK (AP) — A Thai court ruled Friday that several hundred families in Cambodia who were displaced from their homes may file a class action suit against the Thai company they believe was responsible, a decision hailed as trailblazing by land rights activists.
Cops Say Cocaine Found in ‘Boss Red Bull’ Was for Dental Treatment
BANGKOK — Police insisted a trace of cocaine found in a billionaire accused of crashing his Ferrari into a policeman eight years ago was part of his dental treatment, a claim disputed on Friday by the national dentist guild.
