Posts published by “Editorial Team”

In the dim hours of July 31, the tranquil hum of a Chon Buri neighborhood was shattered by a heart-wrenching act of violence—a Thai man, driven to desperation by the splinters of a fractured marriage, committed an unthinkable crime. Unsatisfied attempts to reunite with his wife led Panupong, a 28-year-old man, down a path of irrevocable darkness, culminating in the tragic demise of his former father-in-law. The small township of Huay Yai awoke to the harrowing news that 54-year-old Siwapong had met a grisly end in his own home. When officers from Huay Yai Police Station arrived at the somber scene, they found Siwapong lying lifeless in bed, a knife devastatingly embedded in his chest. The room was thick with the mournful cries of his family—his wife Rian, their daughter, and young grandchildren—each wrestling with the surreal whirlwind of grief. Rian, a woman now forever marked by the sight of…

The once-bustling border between Thailand and Cambodia now stands eerily silent, a consequence of ongoing conflicts that have led to its closure. This disruption has thrown a wrench into the land transport systems that businesses have long relied upon to deliver goods into Vietnam. Forced to navigate uncharted waters, quite literally, these businesses have shifted their trade routes to sea transport, while some daringly explore alternative land paths cutting through Laos. As a silver lining in this trade tempest, the number of shipping lines servicing Cambodia has significantly increased. This surge in competition has, somewhat surprisingly, led to a reduction in freight costs, much to the delight of the weary traders. Nevertheless, this maritime detour is not without its dark clouds. The volatility of the current border clashes has many businesses aching with uncertainty. In a bid to avert potential losses, they’ve pulled back on trading activities, laying low until…

The stunning shores of Phang Nga’s Takua Pa district were shrouded in a somber atmosphere as an unsettling discovery was made recently. A decomposing sea turtle carcass was found washed ashore right in front of the picturesque Sands Khao Lak by Katathani Resort, sparking a whirlwind of concern and investigation. Attention was quickly drawn to this unfortunate scene when the Phang Nga Provincial Marine Office received a report, prompting the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources (DMCR) to leap into action. On July 30th, officials from the Marine and Coastal Resources Office 6, the Mangrove Forest Conservation Centre 10, and the renowned Sirithar Rare Marine Animal Rescue Centre all converged on the location, bringing their expertise and determination to uncover the truth behind this marine tragedy. Upon their arrival, they were met with the poignant sight of the turtle’s remains, its location pinpointed at coordinates 417110 E 956287 N. The…

In a tale that seems more fitting for a suspense-thriller, a parcel delivery job in the southern province of Songkhla spiraled into a harrowing encounter reminiscent of a Hollywood movie plot. Picture this: a routine delivery goes awry, leaving the delivery worker in a turmoil that would haunt even the bravest of couriers. Pongsiri, a 42-year-old parcel delivery stalwart, found himself in a quagmire when a seemingly ordinary delivery turned into a nightmare he would recount with exasperation and disbelief. It all unfolded on July 19th at around 11:20 am when Pongsiri made his way to a customer’s doorstep for a cash-on-delivery transaction. The product, priced at a mere 352 baht, became the catalyst for an unexpected confrontation with none other than the 46-year-old Uthen, an official at a sub-district administrative office. As the transaction closed, Pongsiri returned to his trusty vehicle, perhaps contemplating his next delivery. However, he was…

As the clock winds down on a hot and tense day on July 31, 2025, the world holds its breath amidst a drama unfolding between two Southeast Asian giants: Thailand and Cambodia. Picture this—a standoff that could rival the most gripping war thrillers, captivating attention not only from locals but from a global audience. In a twist of fate, Thailand has boldly refused to repatriate 18 captured Cambodian soldiers despite a desperate plea from Cambodia’s Prime Minister, Hun Manet, setting the stage for a classic diplomatic showdown. The plot thickens with Major General Winthai Suvaree, spokesperson for the Royal Thai Army (RTA), taking center stage. Like a commanding presence in a courtroom, he stands firm, his voice unwavering as he declares, “All detainees are being treated in line with international standards. Legal action under immigration law must be completed before any repatriation can take place.” The message is clear—Thailand isn’t…