Some parts of the original report cannot be published for national security reasons, as well as commercial sensitivities, said the Deputy Prime Minister.Continue Reading
Arrest warrants have been approved for four immigration police accused of the abduction of a Chinese man and Thai woman and extortion of 30,000 tether crypto coins, worth about 1 million baht, deputy police chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn said.Continue Reading
BANGKOK: Thailand will hold elections on May 14, Election Commission Chairman Ittiporn Boonpracong told Reuters on Tuesday (Mar 21), a day after parliament was dissolved. The announcement comes as parties step up campaigning for a nationwide electoral contest that is shaping up to be a battle between a pro-military conservativeContinue Reading
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s parliament is to meet in a special joint session on Wednesday (Mar 22) to “take important decisions” to enforce the state’s authority, media reported, in the midst of a crisis over anti-government defiance by former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Former cricket star Khan was prime minister from 2018Continue Reading
More than 200 children died from tainted cough syrup – now a court will let parents seek compensation.Continue Reading
Smaller households, challenges in communicating with the helper, and issues of privacy are among reasons why some people are choosing part-time helpers.Continue Reading
An Indian man and three Thai women were detained for questioning during police raids on 36 premises in four provinces on Tuesday targeting phone scammers who tricked 365 elderly Americans into sending them more than 3 billion baht.Continue Reading
A court in Punjab has questioned the government’s efforts to find Amritpal Singh.Continue Reading
HONG KONG: The screening of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, a British slasher film due to be released in Hong Kong this week, has been cancelled, its distributor said on Tuesday (Mar 21), without giving a reason for pulling it. VII Pillars Entertainment said on its Facebook page thatContinue Reading
The Ministry of Health (MOH) said last October that about 10 per cent of Singapore’s COVID-19 vaccine stock had expired. Because of confidentiality agreements with vaccine suppliers, further details were not revealed then, said Mr Ong. Giving an update on the figures on Tuesday, Mr Ong explained: “I would have preferredContinue Reading