Food Trends for Kids in 2025: A New Era of Young Foodies

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11 January 2025, 00:08

Gone are the days of ordinary omelet rice, chicken nuggets, and plain pasta dominating kids’ menus. In 2025, young eaters are more adventurous than ever, embracing bold flavors, global cuisines, and creative presentations that rival adult dining trends.

From build-your-own bowls to healthy treats, the latest food trends for kids combine fun, flavor, and nutrition, proving that today’s children are ready to think—and eat—outside the lunchbox.

Here’s a look at the top food trends shaping kids’ meals in 2025, and how to treat your modern little foodies right.

Single Bowls on the Go

Convenience meets creativity in fully customizable, nutrient-packed bowls. Grain bowls layer proteins, veggies, and vibrant sauces to make eating exciting and nutritious. Smoothie bowls blend fruits topped with seeds, nuts, and granola for a perfect balance of taste and texture.

Inclusive Ingredients

Modern dishes embrace diverse dietary needs with allergen-friendly and plant-based options that honor global cuisines. From gluten-free noodles to dairy-free desserts, these meals help kids feel included without sacrificing flavor.

Crunch Time

Adding crunchy textures to meals offers both fun and sensory delight. Crispy vegetable chips, toasted seeds, and air-fried snacks provide healthy satisfaction in every bite.

Healthy Little Treats

The reimagining of treats takes a healthy twist. Kids now enjoy bite-sized rewards that swap added sugars for natural sweetness, such as energy balls with dates and nuts or dark chocolate-coated fruit slices.

Earth-Conscious Eats

Local eating has become a family affair, connecting kids with their food’s origins. Seasonal and locally sourced ingredients not only taste better but teach sustainability.

Global Flavors

Young palates now venture beyond familiar fare, exploring tastes from around the world. Indian curries and Mexican street food represent just a fraction of these culinary adventures.

Functional Fun

Modern meals and snacks support kids’ health and energy needs. Omega-3-rich fish bites and fiber-packed granola become staples for focused, calm, and confident children.

“Newstalgic” Recipes

These innovative dishes blend childhood favorites with modern twists. Think truffle-kissed whole-grain macaroni and cheese or reduced-sugar fruit hand pies.

Spice Exploration

Children now appreciate spices through playful introduction. Mild chili, paprika, and even sriracha appear in kid-friendly recipes, offering bold flavors without overwhelming heat.

The Probiotic Revolution

Fermented foods step into the spotlight, offering gut-friendly benefits through tangy, flavorful bites that adventurous kids eagerly explore.

The food landscape for children in 2025 blends adventure, health, and creativity. By embracing these trends, parents can keep mealtime exciting while ensuring their children explore the world of food one nutritious bite at a time.

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Thai-Vietnamese Illegal Mining Operation Crumbles After Phone Gaffe

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10 January 2025, 23:55

Vietnamese — Police officers arrest suspects in an illegal gold mining operation on Khao Phanom Pha mountain in Wang Sai Phun district, Phichit province on January 8, 2025.

PHICHIT — Thai authorities have successfully disrupted an illegal gold mining operation in Phichit province, leading to the arrest of multiple suspects including Vietnamese nationals. The bust occurred after a key suspect accidentally revealed their escape plan through an unmuted speaker phone.

Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Division officers raided the site at Khao Phanom Pha mountain in Wang Sai Phun district following reports of unauthorized mining activities by Vietnamese investors. During the January 10 operation, officers discovered an active mining operation using explosives to extract gold-bearing soil from the mountain.

phichit viet3 — Deforested area on Khao Phanom Pha mountain in Wang Sai Phun district, where Thai and Vietnamese suspects conducted illegal gold mining operations.

The first arrest was made of Peeraboon, 58, who was charged with illegal forest destruction and unauthorized possession of military-grade materials. Further investigation led to the apprehension of additional suspects: Mr. Duong, 38, a Vietnamese national; Bunyom, 48; Somporn, 45; Pattana, 37; and Sawat, 63.

In a crucial moment during the operation, Duong attempted to warn his associates to flee while officers were temporarily distracted. However, his plan backfired when his phone’s speaker function accidentally activated, alerting nearby officers who then successfully intercepted all suspects before they could escape.

phichit viet2 — Police officers arrest suspects in an illegal gold mining operation on Khao Phanom Pha mountain in Wang Sai Phun district, Phichit province on January 8, 2025.

Authorities seized 39 pieces of evidence, including ammonium nitrate explosives and various mining equipment from the Khao Phanom Pha site. All suspects were taken to Wang Sai Phun Police Station for processing.

During interrogation, the suspects confessed that rising gold prices had motivated them to establish this illegal mining venture, partnering with Vietnamese investors to finance the operation.

The suspects face multiple charges, including unauthorized forest destruction and illegal possession of explosive materials. The case highlights ongoing challenges in preventing illegal mining operations in Thailand’s protected areas.

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“No Enemies” Claims French Widow of Slain Cambodian MP

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10 January 2025, 21:08

french wife1 — The wife of Lim Kim Ya arrives to provide information to investigators at Chana Songkhram Police Station on January 9, 2025.

BANGKOK — The Thai Criminal Court heard testimony today from the French wife of Lim Kimya, a former Cambodian opposition party member who was gunned down in Bangkok’s historic district. His wife confirmed that her husband had no known conflicts with anyone prior to his assassination, while revealing that a spotter was seen on a public bus during the incident.

At Criminal Court Room 811 on Ratchadaphisek Road, the judge presided over evidence examination where Lim’s French wife provided her testimony on January 10. She stated that her husband worked as a financial engineer and was a member of Cambodia’s opposition party. She emphasized that he had never been involved in any conflicts or disputes.

According to her testimony, she traveled to Thailand with Lim and her brother-in-law on January 7, following a four-day vacation in Hong Kong. The group had entered Thailand through the Poipet border crossing after visiting Cambodia.

french cambodian3 — Police officers from Chana Songkhram Police Station cordon off the area where Lim Kimya, a 74-year-old Cambodian political activist, was shot dead near Wat Bowonniwet Vihara temple in Phra Nakhon district on January 7, 2025.

The incident occurred near Wat Bowonniwet temple during heavy traffic around 5:30-5:45 PM. As they were unloading their luggage from the bus to cross the street, she heard what sounded like two firecrackers. Upon turning around, she saw a tall man in a t-shirt facing her direction. Initially dismissing him as a passerby, she only realized something was wrong when her brother-in-law shouted that Lim had been shot.

She recounted that while her husband didn’t die immediately, he was unconscious after being shot twice in the back. Despite her attempts at CPR, he was bleeding heavily. She sought help from nearby pedestrians, but no one responded until police and medical personnel arrived. By then, she could no longer detect his pulse.

cambodian assassin6 — Pich Kimrin, a 24-year-old Cambodian national who is now wanted by police. This suspect fled back to Cambodia immediately after the incident on Tuesday night, Jan.7, 2025.

Later at Chana Songkhram Police Station, she positively identified Ekkalak Phaenoi (Sergeant M), age 41, as the shooter from photographs shown to her. Her brother-in-law also reported seeing Pich Kimrin, a 24-year-old Cambodian national who is now wanted by police, on the public bus acting as a spotter.

Police Colonel Sanong Saengmanee, superintendent of Chana Songkhram Police Station, revealed that investigators have questioned Sergeant M’s sister and brother-in-law regarding their involvement in receiving the murder weapon after the incident. Both provided useful information, though no charges have been filed against them yet.

Sergeant M, a former naval officer, was arrested in Battambang Province on January 8, one day after fleeing Thailand through a natural border crossing in Sa Kaeo Province. Bangkok Metropolitan Police indicated that his extradition could take within two weeks, as he must first face illegal entry charges in Cambodia.

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Record £2.15bn Lawsuit Over Leicester City Chairman’s Death

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10 January 2025, 19:32

LONDON — The largest fatal accident claim in English legal history has been filed today at the High Court against helicopter manufacturer Leonardo S.p.A., following the death of Leicester City Football Club’s former Chairman, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, in a 2018 crash.

The claim alleges Leonardo S.p.A.’s liability in the accident that claimed five lives when the helicopter crashed shortly after takeoff from Leicester City’s King Power Stadium in October 2018.

A comprehensive Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) report, published in September 2023, highlighted critical safety concerns about the aircraft. The 209-page document revealed that the crash resulted from the seizure of a crucial tail rotor component, which Leonardo had previously identified as critical during the design phase.

The legal action contends that Leonardo failed to implement a key design modification in the accident helicopter – one that was present in other variants and could have potentially prevented the fatal crash. Additionally, the claim states that the manufacturer neglected to warn customers and regulators about the known risks.

According to the AAIB findings, the pilot had no control over preventing the accident, which led to an uncontrollable spin before the helicopter crashed and burst into flames.

The £2.15 billion claim seeks compensation for lost earnings and other damages resulting from Vichai’s death. His son and current Leicester City Chairman, Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, emphasized the family’s ongoing grief and their decision to pursue legal action based on the AAIB’s conclusions.

The Srivaddhanaprabha family has engaged Stewarts, a leading aviation law firm, along with specialist King’s Counsel Philip Shepherd and Harry Steinberg to represent their interests.

Peter Neenan, a partner at Stewarts, who is representing the family said:
“The foundation of the claim brought against Leonardo is the independent AAIB report released in September 2023.

Considering the purview of the AAIB’s mission is to report on safety and not to blame, the report was as damning a report as I have ever read. The claim takes that safety-driven analysis to its eventual implication in allegations of defects and negligence throughout the design process.

“Leonardo’s customers include national militaries, air ambulances and other first responders across the globe. It is critical that all operators of these helicopters have faith and confidence in the machines.”

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World-Famous Designer Jaime Hayon to Speak at Siam Paragon

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10 January 2025, 17:10

Siam Paragon reinforces its position as a leader in creating exceptional, world-class experiences by introducing a new dimension of aesthetic indulgence with the concept “New World of Luxury”—a redefined interpretation of luxury.

Welcoming the new year, Siam Paragon aims to inspire everyone to experience and engage closely with art by collaborating with world-renowned contemporary artist Jaime Hayon. An exclusive event, “Exclusive Conversations on Creativity with Jaime Hayon,” will be held on Saturday, January 18, 2025, from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM at SCBX Next Stage, 4th Floor, Siam Paragon.

Siam Paragon breaks the boundaries and takes the definition of “luxury” to the next level by creating the “ultimate experience” that enhances the lives and lifestyles of people. This is achieved through the presentation of “Siam Paragon’s World Art Collective,” inviting world-class artists to co-create contemporary artworks and curate an exclusive collection of contemporary art specially for Siam Paragon.

Jaime Hayon, a world-renowned Spanish artist and designer with over 25 years of experience, is celebrated for his distinctive works that blend luxurious elegance with a touch of playfulness. His designs often convey profound concepts and have been featured in leading art and design magazines worldwide.

Jaime has been recognized as one of the top 100 designers by Wallpaper magazine and is hailed as one of the most influential designers of the past decade. Additionally, Times magazine has honored him as a visionary and one of the greatest icons of creativity in the design world.

To mark the new year, Siam Paragon has collaborated with Jaime Hayon to co-create an exclusive masterpiece, a one-of-a-kind sculpture titled “The Future in Our Hand.” This exceptional work reflects hope and dreams, symbolizing their potential to be realized through one’s efforts. The sculpture, created specifically for Siam Paragon, embodies inspiration and will be unveiled soon.

Get ready to meet the world-renowned and influential designer of the era, Jaime Hayon, at the event Exclusive Conversations on Creativity with Jaime Hayon on Saturday, January 18, from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM at SCBX Next Stage, 4th floor, Siam Paragon.

The event is free of charge, and those interested can register to attend at https://onesiam.go.link/fQIHL. For more details, follow us on Facebook: SiamParagon.

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Thailand Emphasizes Feb 13 Deadline for Migrant Work Permits

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10 January 2025, 16:53

migrant2025 — Immigration officers inspect work permit documents and residency permits of foreign workers at the Central Shrimp Market in Muang District, Samut Sakhon Province, on December 24, 2025.

PHUKET — The Ministry of Labor has issued a notice to companies employing migrant workers from four countries including Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam whose work permits will expire on February 13, 2025. Employers must renew these work permits to ensure the workers’ right to stay and work in Thailand until February 13, 2027.

Minister of Labor Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn stressed that the ministry has continuously improved its management of migrant workers, focusing on ethical employment practices and the protection of workers’ legal rights. Employers are encouraged to comply with the law and ensure that their migrant workers are covered by Section 33 of the Social Security Act.

There are currently 3,342,990 legally employed migrant workers across Thailand, of which 2,422,004 are from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam. As their work permits expire on February 13, 2025, the ministry urges employers to renew them immediately.

pipat migrant — Labor Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn inspects the implementation of migrant labor management policies and listens to regional feedback during a visit to a construction site in Saku Subdistrict, Thalang District, Phuket Province, on January 9, 2025.

“If employers hire migrant workers without valid work permits or assign them tasks that are not within the scope of their permits, they will face penalties, including fines, imprisonment, deportation or a ban on hiring foreign workers in the future,” Phiphat warned.

Minister Phiphat also visited Phuket on January 9 to review the implementation of labor policies in the provinces. He visited the Sea Heaven project in Sakhu Subdistrict, Thalang District, accompanied by Phuchong Warasri, an official from the Prime Minister’s Secretariat who works with the Ministry of Labor, and Somchai Morakotsriwan, director general of the Ministry of Labor.

He explained that the visit was aimed at sensitizing employers on the Cabinet’s policy on dealing with migrant workers and to ensure proper enforcement. The visit was also to gather feedback from employers, migrant workers and government agencies in the region and address their issues.

fishermen1 — Fishing is another occupation that employs a large number of migrant workers in Thailand.

In addition, the Minister wanted to advance the measures related to social welfare, social security and protection of migrant workers as per the Cabinet decision.

During the inspection of a construction site in Thalang district, a seven-storey housing project, 85 Myanmar workers were employed. At another construction site in Phuket City, 307 Myanmar workers and 392 workers of other nationalities were employed.

All workers had valid work permits and had complied with the Cabinet Decision dated September 24, 2024. The documents had already been submitted electronically and health checks, biometric data collection and the creation of worker files were underway.

Somchai Morakotsriwan added that the Department of Employment (DOE) allows employers to submit work permit renewal applications for their foreign workers online through the following platforms:

Cambodian workers: https://cam.doe.go.th/
Myanmar workers: https://mou2024.doe.go.th/

Laotian and Vietnamese workers must return to their home countries by February 13, 2025. If they wish to return to Thailand, they must comply with the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).

If employers have any questions, they can contact the labor office in each province, the labor office in Bangkok (areas 1-10), the Department of Employment hotline at 1506 (button 2) for the Department of Employment, or the DOE’s 24-hour hotline at 1694.

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Japan Imposes New Sanctions on Russia

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10 January 2025, 14:59

Russia Ukraine Drone Attack — A view of the damaged skyscraper in the "Moscow City" business district after a reported drone attack in Moscow, Russia, early Sunday, July 30, 2023. (AP Photo)

TOKYO (AP) — Japan on Friday approved additional sanctions against Russia over its war on Ukraine, including freezing the assets of dozens of individuals and groups and banning exports to dozens of organizations in Russia and several other countries that have allegedly helped it evade sanctions.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said Friday’s Cabinet the additional sanctions shows Japan’s commitment to the Group of Seven ‘s effort to strengthen sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Japan has imposed several previous rounds of sanctions, and the latest step comes a month after Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba reaffirmed the country’s policy at an online G7 summit in mid-December.

“It is Japan’s contribution as part of the international effort toward achieving global peace and resolving the problems surrounding Ukraine because of Russian invasion,” Hayashi said.

According to a joint statement by Japan’s foreign, trade and finance ministries, 11 individuals, 29 organizations and three banks from Russia, as well as a North Korean and a Georgian bank that allegedly helped evade sanctions, were added to an asset freeze list.

AP24110460865643 — Russian rockets are launched against Ukraine from Russia’s Belgorod region, seen from Kharkiv, Ukraine, on Thursday, April 18, 2024. (AP Photo/Evgeniy Maloletka)

The Cabinet approved imposing total export bans on 22 Russian military-related organizations, including technology and machinery makers.

It also approved a list of 335 items that cannot be exported to Russia, effective Jan. 23. That list includes construction vehicle engines and parts, motorized bicycles, communication and acoustic devices, mechanical tools and valves, according to the trade and industry ministry.

Export restrictions will also be applied to 31 non-Russian groups that the government says helped Russia to divert restricted goods and evade sanctions — 11 based in Hong Kong, seven in mainland China, eight in Turkey, two in Kyrgyzstan and one each in Thailand, the UAE and Kazakhstan.

Japan’s additional sanctions and export restrictions are in line with the G7 attempt to prevent Russia from evading sanctions with help from third countries and include a ban on exporting materials that could help strengthen Russia’s industrial base, Hayashi said.

Japan has closely cooperated with the G7 in sanctioning against Russia and supporting Ukraine amid growing concern about the war’s impact Asia, where China has threatened to use force to exert its control over Taiwan.

Thai PM Orders Aid for LA Fire Victims as Ex-Miss Universe Loses Malibu Home

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10 January 2025, 11:22

fire — A VW van sits among burned out homes, Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025, in Malibu, Calif. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

BANGKOK — Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has directed the Royal Thai Consulate-General in Los Angeles to provide full assistance to Thai nationals affected by the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles and surrounding areas. The Consulate-General has established an emergency operations center to support affected Thai residents.

The Consulate-General can be reached through their regular number at 323-962-9574 or their 24-hour emergency hotline at 323-580-4222.

Among those affected by the Palisades Fire is former Miss Universe 1988, Porntip Nakhirunkanok Simon. Thai media outlet SiamTownUS reported that her Malibu home, located opposite Cholada Thai Cuisine restaurant, has been destroyed by the fire.

bui la fire — Thai media outlet SiamTownUS reports that Bui Porntip’s Malibu home has been destroyed by the fire.

buisimonhomefire101682 — bui simon instagram

Porntip confirmed the loss on social media, stating, “We lost our beloved home in Malibu yesterday. My first home and sacred nest for 25 years has now been reduced to ashes, erasing all the belongings, photos and mementos of the last few decades.” She added that her family is safe and encouraged continued support for others affected by the disaster.

The Associated Press reported today that the two biggest wildfires ravaging the Los Angeles area have burned at least 10,000 homes, buildings and other structures, officials said Thursday as they urged more people to heed evacuation orders after a new blaze ignited and quickly grew.

AP25010092502162 — Water is dropped by helicopter on the Kenneth Fire in the West Hills section of Los Angeles, Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Ethan Swope)

The fast-moving Kenneth Fire started in the late afternoon in the San Fernando Valley just 2 miles (3.2 kilometers) from a school serving as a shelter for fire evacuees and moved into neighboring Ventura County by the evening.

Only hours earlier officials expressed encouragement after firefighters aided by calmer winds and help from crews from outside the state saw the first signs of successfully beating back the region’s devastating wildfires that have killed seven people so far.

“We are expecting this fire to rapidly spread due to high winds,” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said, echoing the forecast that called for winds to strengthen Thursday evening through Friday morning.

AP25010028686432 — Firefighters extinguish burning embers at a house on Santa Rosa Avenue, also known as Christmas Tree Lane, Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025, in Altadena, Calif. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)

The orders came as Los Angeles County officials announced the Eaton Fire near Pasadena that started Tuesday night has burned more than 5,000 structures, a term that includes homes, apartment buildings, businesses, outbuildings and vehicles. To the west in Pacific Palisades, the largest of the fires burning in the LA area has destroyed over 5,300 structures.

All of the large fires that have broken out this week in the Los Angeles area are located in a roughly 25-mile band north of downtown, spreading a sense of fear and sadness across the nation’s second-largest city.

Dozens of blocks were flattened to smoldering rubble in scenic Pacific Palisades. Only the outlines of homes and their chimneys remained. In Malibu, blackened palm strands were all that was left above debris where oceanfront homes once stood.

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Locals in Pai Demand Action Against Illegal Foreign Workers

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9 January 2025, 21:42

The district of Pai is known for its beautiful nature and the peaceful, harmonious coexistence of the locals.

MAE HONG SON — A group of businessmen and residents of Pai district in Mae Hong Son province have had enough and have sent a formal letter to the Superintendent of Pai Police Station and Mae Hong Son Tourist Police demanding action after discovering that some foreign tourists living and traveling in Pai have violated various laws.

Mr. Kanit Phianphisuth, a representative of the business community and residents of Pai district in Mae Hong Son province, handed over the petition for justice to Pol. Col. Samret Samsrithong, Superintendent of Pai Police Station, and Pol. Lt. Col. Suwit Boonyapen, Inspector of Mae Hong Son Tourist Police, at the Pai Police Station. The petition called for investigations and enforcement action against foreign nationals working illegally in Pai district without a permit.

The district of Pai is known for its beautiful nature and the peaceful, harmonious coexistence of the locals, including Christians, Buddhists and Muslims. The friendly hospitality of the locals has warmly welcomed tourists over the years. However, the influx of certain groups of tourists has also had a negative impact.

pai foreign3 0 — Mr. Kanit Phianphisuth, a representative of the business community and residents of Pai district in Mae Hong Son province, handed over the petition for justice to police officers at the Pai Police Station on Jan. 8, 2025.

The representative pointed out that in recent years, the number of foreign tourists staying in Pai for longer periods has increased significantly and some of them are engaged in unauthorized activities that violate Thai law.

The various illegal activities of foreign tourists include opening restaurants, cafes, homestay, performing music, teaching yoga, cutting hair, selling goods at local markets and stores, operating car rental agencies and tattoo parlors – all without proper permits. Some even register businesses under the name of Thai nationals without paying taxes.

This issue has been discussed extensively in the Pai community online, with calls for support and suggestions for solutions. On December 8, the group met with Pai district representatives and concluded that these problems are already affecting the city in the following ways:

pai foreign2 0 — Foreign tourists conduct businesses including cafes, homestays, and car rental operations – all without proper permits in Pai, Mae Hong Son Province.

Economic impact: Illegal foreign labor has created unfair competition with local small businesses. In addition, some foreigners use Thai agents to open businesses without complying with the law, leading to market dominance and unfair competition. Some have also organized illegal events, such as late night parties that exceed permitted hours and drug use.

Social and cultural effects: Such behavior may contribute to crime or inappropriate activity in the area, including theft and physical altercations. The presence of foreigners working illegally could change the local culture and way of life, especially if they do not respect local traditions.

The representative emphasized the need for public awareness and urged residents to document evidence, collect photos and videos, and report incidents involving their families or the community to the authorities so that they are officially recorded.

The group has already sent their letter to the Superintendent of Pai Police Station and the Inspector of Mae Hong Son Tourist Police. Copies have also been sent to the following authorities: Pai District Office, Mae Hong Son Immigration Office, Bangkok Immigration Office, Damrong Tham Center of Pai District, Damrong Tham Center of Mae Hong Son Province, Pai Police Station, Mae Hong Son Tourism Authority of Thailand Office, Pai District Cultural Council, Pai Tourism Association and the Ombudsman’s Office.

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Bangkok Police: 13M Baht Lost in Two Chinese Crypto Scams

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9 January 2025, 18:35

BANGKOK — Two separate cryptocurrency exchange meetings involving Chinese nationals in Bangkok’s Huai Khwang district ended in losses totaling 13 million baht on January 9. Police are investigating both cases, which occurred within hours of each other.

At approximately 3:55 p.m., three suspects fled with 5 million baht ($144K) in a white Toyota Alphard after a failed crypto exchange at a parcel shop in Pracharatbamphen Soi 12. The victim, who brought cash in a black bag, reported that the suspects claimed to have transferred cryptocurrency but no funds were received. Police later tracked a mobile phone left in the stolen bag to Suan Sukkhaphap Taechiu in Yan Nawa district.

In a separate incident at G Tower on Rama 9 Road, four Chinese suspects absconded with 8 million baht ($230K) during another cryptocurrency exchange attempt. Two victims reported that the suspects, working through a Chinese middleman who arranged the meeting, claimed to have transferred cryptocurrency before fleeing with the cash.

Police Colonel Prasopchok Iampinitj, Superintendent of Huai Khwang Police Station, stated that while the two cases don’t appear to be connected, investigators are working to identify the suspects and prevent them from leaving the country. In the second case, police have identified the middleman who arranged the meeting as a key suspect and are determining whether they reside in Thailand.

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