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The Office of the Narcotics Control Board ( ONCB) has approved a 15 million baht budget to support the reward program targeting 200 important drug traffickers this year.

The initiative has already resulted in Ong Kim Wah’s capture, which has reduced the supply of crystal meth in the market by 40 %.

The reward program has already distributed 20.68 million baht in rewards, according to ONCB Secretary-General Pol Lt Gen Panurat Lakboon, who claimed that Ong and other people had been detained domestically and internationally as a result of yesterday’s announcement that the finances had been approved.

He claimed Ong’s suicide sentence was issued by the Criminal Court on March 4. He received a prize of one million baht on his mind as one of the most wanted under the reward program.

Lee was instrumental in coordinating pharmaceutical industries originating in the Golden Triangle, tying smuggling lines between Thailand, Malaysia, China, Singapore, and Laos. He was significantly involved in the trafficking of marijuana through Thailand to nations like Malaysia, Taiwan, and Australia.

He was apprehended in Laos in later 2023 thanks to a close partnership between Thai and Lao authorities, putting an end to a 17-year hunt. His show’s goods were seize for more than 85 million ringgit in Thailand and more than 4 billion ringgit in Malaysia.

Additionally, two more significant arrests were made by Pol Lt. Gen. Panurat.

Last Thursday, Ms. Pornkanok ( surname withheld ), a suspect in a drug-smuggling ring involving local government officials, was detained in Chiang Mai.

Authorities have seize 50 million bass worth of assets so much, and two million meth tablets belonging to her community were seized in Chiang Rai.

In Nakhon Sawan, Mr. Saengphet ( surname withheld ) was also detained. He was in charge of the country’s inside regions when drugs were introduced. His property, including cars and property, was seized by authorities for about 25 million baht.

These accomplishments demonstrate the effectiveness of global cooperation and knowledge inclusion in battling drug trafficking, according to Pol Lt. Gen. Panurat.

700 000 people are anticipated at the aircraft

During the Songkran vacation, Don Mueang international airport anticipates on 700, 000 people passing through its portals, an increase of 10 % from last year.

Kerati Kijmanawat, president of the airports of Thailand Plc ( AoT), stated yesterday that the airport was prepared to handle the crowd’s arrival.

Wichit Kaewsaitiam, director of Don Mueang Airport, stated that tomorrow would be the optimum time for employees to travel back to their home provinces for the holidays.

Don Mueang aircraft may offer free parking from 00.01 am on April 12 until midnight on April 16 for added comfort.

According to Mr. Wichit, shuttle buses will run continuously between the five-story car park tower and Gate 6 for passengers.

Between April 11 and April 17 there will be 4, 391 airlines, an average of 627 per day, an increase of 3.1 % over the same time next year. He said 2, 705 were domestic flights, up 7.3 %

He stated that over the seven-day vacation, an average of 100, 234 people are expected to arrive at Don Mueang airport, which is an increase of 10.8 % on-year, with a total of 701, 636 people scheduled, which is an average of 100, 234 per day.

Mr Wichit said this tally comprised 282, 490 international passengers (up 6.9 % ) and 419, 146 domestic passengers (up 13.5 % ).

A conference to arrange transportation and security measures over the event was presided over by Pol Maj Gen Thawat Wongsanga, assistant commander of the Metropolitan Police Bureau ( MPB) and committee member of the Transportation Company.

Large numbers of travelers are anticipated to leave from the Mo Chit 2 Terminal in Chatuchak region and the Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal, according to Pol Maj Gen Thawat.

Four cooperation centers may be established, including one at the Mo Chit 2 vehicle terminal and three along Kamphaeng Phet 2 and 6 routes, he said.

To relieve congestion, officers will collaborate with the military, the Transportation Company, and the BMTA ( Bangkok Mass Transit Authority ).

According to Chatchawan Phonamontham, acting president of Transport Co, normal passenger traffic is anticipated to reach 120, 000 to 130, 000 people, with 5, 000 trips taking place every day starting from April 9 to April 12.

Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal, Gate 2, does people with pre-booked cards for cars departing after 6pm to ease congestion at Mo Chit 2 with roads to the North, Northeast, and East.

Near the northbound stream of Mo Chit 2, there are road closures that need to be avoided.

A Malaysian male was detained by police yesterday in connection with the military theft of jewelry from a golden store in Hat Yai on Tuesday. The jewelry was for about 7 million baht.

According to Pol Lt Gen Jirabhop Bhuridej, head of the Central Investigation Bureau, the arrest was made at 5:30 p.m. at the Southern Bus Terminal Bangkok, also known as Sai Tai Mai in Taling Chan city.

According to Pol Lt Gen Jirabhop, who was speaking about the imprisonment, the man was taken to the Crime Suppression Division for more investigation.

The Songkhla Provincial Court issued an arrest warrant for the think earlier this morning.

Up to 100 000 ringgit has been offered as a reward for information leading to Yee Boon Long’s imprisonment, according to Provincial Police Region 9.

Around 11.55 a.m., a person robbed the Thai Udom 2 silver shop in northern Hat Yai’s Montri Road.

The unmasked, armed robber robbed the store, intimidated the staff, and seized 138 baht worth of gold jewelry ( roughly 2.1 kilogrammes ) from the display cabinets before fleeing.

Yi: Had previously been deported

On Tuesday night, authorities obtained an arrest warrant from the Songkhla Provincial Court and confirmed that the suspect, a Malay national, had been identified and received an arrest warrant from Pol Lt Gen Piyawat Chalermsri, director of the Provincial Police Region 9.

Mr. Yee is accused of armed assault, using a car to carry a weapon in public without justification, and possessing a firearm without authorization.

According to authorities, the assume is known by a number of names. His Thai title is Anucha Sae Yeo, and he is alleged to have originally robbing a silver store in Hat Yai on January 6, 2017, and received a jail sentence.

He was deported to Malaysia through the Songkhla Sadao station on September 22, 2023, and released.

Authorities have then called off their search for the criminal.

Four pirates from Colombia and Peru have been detained for stealing five million baht worth of goods from a home in Pathum Thani.

The arrests came after a document that was made about a home crime in the Bang Khu Wat subdistrict of Muang district on Sunday was reported to Pathum Thani Provincial Police.

When the sufferer, 66, returned home after eating out with her home at around 8o’clock, she learned that her house had been broken into.

A 40-kilogramme healthy and other assets, including gold necklaces, diamond rings, scrolls, designer bags, and funds, were taken from the burglars, according to Ms. Duangdao, and are thought to be worth between five million and five million baht.

Around 5o’clock in the afternoon, four foreign men parked a car close to the property on surveillance footage. One remained inside the car while three others left it. Before breaking into the home, they waited until it was empty. After the crime, they fled the scene and took less than 20 hours.

The four suspects were apprehended on Monday in Nong Khai county while attempting to flee to Laos with the assistance of the Immigration Bureau. The things that were taken were found in their hands.

Raul Ferney Nino Quitian, 64, Nelson Andes Malo Rojas, 46, Luis Guillermo Castillo, 65, and Sandro Miranda Pomalia, 29, a Chilean, were identified as the offenders.

The group targeted wealthy neighborhoods with little stability in Bangkok’s Lat Krabang district by renting a home, according to investigations. The organization is suspected to be a part of a larger worldwide violence syndicate, according to police. Legal proceedings and additional interviews are continuing.

According to police, think has a criminal history in Thailand and Malaysia.

SONGKHLA- On Wednesday, authorities detained a Indonesian male in connection with the armed robbery of about 7 million ringgit worth of gold jewelry from a Hat Yai store on Tuesday.

According to Pol Lt Gen Jirabhop Bhuridej, head of the Central Investigation Bureau, the arrest was made at 5:30 p.m. at the Southern Bus Terminal in Bangkok’s Taling Chan city.

Beyond stating that the person had been taken to the Crime Suppression Division for more questioning, he provided no additional information.

On Wednesday night, the Songkhla Provincial Court issued a warrant of arrest for Yee Boon Long, 61, the suspect’s identity.

Tuesday morning at 11.55 am, the assault took place at the Thai Udom 2 silver store on Montri Road in Hat Yai.

The unmasked, armed man walked into the store, scared the staff away, and fleed with 138 baht ( approximately 2.1 kilogrammes ) of gold jewelry. He left on a motorcycle he afterward abandoned 300 meters away, carrying a shopping bag filled with the treasure.

Prior to this, Provincial Police Region 9 director Pol Lt Gen Piyawat Chalermsri stated that the suspect had a criminal history and used many brands. His Thai brand is Anucha Sae Yor, and he formerly served a jail sentence for robbing a golden store in Hat Yai in January 2017.

He was deported to Malaysia on September 22, 2023, and released from prison on September 22, 2023.

According to authorities, the suspect is also liable for a golden buy assault that occurred in Malaysia about 20 years earlier. The robber fled to Thailand after taking silver worth about 50 million ringgit.

After a hapless person robbed the Thai Udom 2 metal store on Tuesday, police detectives gather information at the building. Assawin Pakkawan ( Photo )

More powerful tools are used to remove dust from a tower in Bangkok that has been hit by the earthquake and where 72 people are still missing.

Heavy excavating equipment was used to help authorities try to locate the 72 people who are still missing on Wednesday as efforts to clear rubble at the site of the collapsed State Audit Office ( SAO ) building continued.

Following the collapse of the under-construction tower in the Chatuchak city of Myanmar on March 28th, the search function began on Wednesday. 22 people died as of the latest dying burden.

Large equipment and research teams continued to turn throughout the morning. The biggest shovel in the country, weighing 120 kilograms, was being transported to the site, along with the 21 systems on-site, including bulldozers and crane.

A Canadian rescue squad reconnected the research efforts. Also, after heavy equipment operators had worked immediately to replace parts of the rubble, foot search teams from airborne police and the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation climbed to the top of the mountain to certain debris.

Save officers were able to walk backhoes into the northern area of the rubble pile, which is about 7 to 8 meters above ground, after clearing various areas, particularly Zones A and D.

In Zone E, more practical and material have been eliminated, increasing the scope of the search. According to authorities, clearing the lower areas may help reduce the hill in Zones C and D, making businesses more effective.

Governor of Bangkok Chadchart Sittipunt made another visit to the site on Wednesday to carefully monitor the progress and support the rescue personnel. He emphasized the value of actively looking for the missing while removing the dust.

A hoist with the capacity to raise up to 1, 000 kilos, which will help move massive debris that is preventing rescue efforts, is one significant growth. The research is anticipated to increase substantially the speed and effectiveness of the search thanks to the addition of this crane and the nation’s largest shovel.

The Institute of Forensic Medicine at Police General Hospital has received the 22 systems and a number of brain parts, according to the Royal Thai Police.

14 of the body have been returned to their communities, and 18 have been identified.

Following victim allegedly shows officers text messages from people who she claims defame the royal family

A TV celebrity and another lady who allegedly fell victim to a conman who claimed to be a powerful high-society figure with political connections have provided evidence to Bangkok police.

Online chats deemed defamatory to the royal family and fake gold and jewelry the man gave them were some of the evidence presented to Crime Suppression Division ( CSD ) investigators.

Rinyarat” Kana” Watchararojsiri and another person, who has only been identified as Palmy, met with law enforcement to talk about their relations with Thanyatep Sirithapsadechakul, alias” Hi-so Hot.”

The suspect, 32, claimed that Ms. Rinyarat gave her false ornaments. Ms. Palmy expressed her belief that the case against Mr. Thanyatep may be given more weight by the talk information she showed officers.

On Wednesday, a woman who has only been identified as Palmy, another admitted huckster, makes a complaint to the police Crimesuppression Division. ( Photo provided/Wassayos Ngamkham )

The artist earlier requested assistance from social media troll Guntouch” Gun Jompalang” Pongpaiboonwet in order to uncover the alleged scam involving the fictitious ex-boyfriend.

According to her, she and Mr. Thanyatep first met on an application for dating. The person allegedly worked for Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra. He displayed text messages that allegedly appeared to be with the top on the Line software, increasing his level of influence. The exchanges ended up being fraudulent. Additionally, Ms. Paetongtarn is submitting a problem.

The artist learned that Mr. Thanyatep was a committed person after four weeks of dating, had deceived her into believing he was a wealthy master.

Owner of a restaurant, Ms. Palmy, claimed that she had even fallen prey to a similar strategy used by Mr. Thanyatep.

The CSD captain, Pol Col Anek Taosuparb, said investigators had issue more witnesses and gather evidence to support a number of charges, including scams, royal slander, falsifying documents, computer crimes, and aristocratic decorations-related crimes.

He claimed that this week’s arrest permit for the suspect was likely to be issued.

Authorities questioned Mr. Thanyatep after Ms. Rinyarat exposed the scam on a TV talk show. However, he reportedly broke his neck when he allegedly jumped from the second floor of Bangkok’s Bueng Kum police station on Monday.

According to Pol Col Prapas Kaewcheed, commander of the Khok Kram place, officers were preparing to transfer him from the clinic to the Taling Chan Criminal Court because he was wanted in connection with another fraud event that occurred in 2021. &nbsp,

Thanyatep Sirithapsadechakul, alias” Hi-so Hot,” is spotted sporting royal clothing and accessories, according to police as a way to deceive victims into thinking he had contacts and influence. ( Photo: Facebook page for Gun Jompalang )