Russian Woman Wounded at Reservoir
CHON BURI, May 19 (TNA) – A Russian woman sought help after being injured at the Map Prachan reservoir in Bang Lamung district last night.
Covid-Hit SMK Insurance Filed for Rehabilitation
BANGKOK, May 19 (TNA) – Syn Mun Kong Insurance PCL (SMK) insisted that it would not shut down and already filed its rehabilitation petition with the Central Bankruptcy Court.
Senior Police Officers Probed for Tangmo Case
BANGKOK, May 19 (TNA) – National police chief Pol Gen Suwat Jangyodsuk formed a fact-finding committee to investigate four senior police officers who handled the case of late actress Pattaratida “T
Ex-Deputy Attorney-General Discharged for Red Bull Scion’s Hit-and-Run Saga
BANGKOK, May 18 (TNA) - The State Attorney Commission unanimously discharged Nate Naksuk, a former deputy attorney-general, from civil service for dropping charges against Red Bull scion Vorayuth “
Reopening of Pubs, Bars Mulled in Green Zones
BANGKOK, May 18 (TNA) – The Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Friday will consider the reopening of pubs and bars in green zones, according to a source.
Trays of Gold Ornaments Found in Ping River after Big Robbery
TAK, May 18 (TNA) – Police found trays and pieces of gold ornaments in Muang district during their hunt for a robber who made off with gold ornaments worth about 5 million baht and 100,000 baht in
Chiang Rai to Reopen Its Border Checkpoints with Laos on May 18
CHIANG MAI, May 18 (TNA) – The governor of the northern province discussed with Lao authorities preparation for the reopening of four border checkpoints with Laos on May 18.
Heavy Rains Pound Bangkok, Highest Rainwater in Bang Sue
BANGKOK, May 18 (TNA) – The Flood Control Center of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration reported heavy rains continued in Bangkok on Tuesday night and the highest amount of rainwater measured 1
Excise Tax on Diesel Cut by B5/L for 2 Months
BANGKOK, May 17 (TNA) – The cabinet resolved to cut the excise tax on diesel by five baht per liter for two months from May 21 to July 20 to relieve the financial burdens of people and businesses.<
Schools Actively Reopen with Strict COVID-19 Controls
BANGKOK, May 17 (TNA) – About 35,000 schools nationwide reopened for on-site teaching as the Education Ministry emphasized COVID-19 control measures and partial closures in the event of infections.
