The Narathiwat provincial police chief has been transferred to an inactive post with the Royal Thai Police (RTP), pending a disciplinary probe into his alleged connections to drug networks operating in the deep South and Malaysia.Continue Reading
Cases of graft in the army’s housing loan programme have been perpetrated by individuals, not the institution itself, the army chief said on Thursday.Continue Reading
Performer Yuenyong “Aed Carabao” Opakul is to report to police on Tuesday and answer a charge of defaming the governor of Suphan Buri province during an offensive rant last week, a senior police officer said.Continue Reading
A series of light earthquakes shook Chiang Mai early yesterday morning causing minor damage to a number of buildings including archaeological sites, temples and schools.Continue Reading
Tourists buoyprovince’s recoveryContinue Reading
Residents of tambon Uthai Sawan in Nong Bua Lam Phu’s Na Klang district are making steady progress in their recovery following the Oct 6 mass shooting which claimed 37 lives, the Ministry of Public Health said yesterday.Continue Reading
Cannabidiol (CBD) extracted from cannabis may help people battling an addiction to methamphetamine abuse by easing their withdrawal symptoms, the Department of Medical Services (DMS) has found.Continue Reading
Thailand is aiming to achieve African Horse Sickness (AHS)-free status from the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) by next year, a move that will benefit economic sectors in the country, including tourism, the Department of Livestock Development (DLD) said yesterday.Continue Reading
The Central Bankruptcy Court has approved Thai Airways International’s (THAI) revised business reorganisation plan, setting in motion its full financial restructuring process, according to a high-ranking source in the company.Continue Reading
In launching its election manifesto, Pakatan Harapan vowed to eradicate corruption in government and help the people who are facing higher cost of living due to rising inflation. Continue Reading