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In a captivating twist of fortune, a Thai national residing in the vibrant city of Paju, South Korea, has struck gold—and quite literally! Winning an awe-inspiring lottery prize of nearly 100 million baht, this lucky individual’s story has captured hearts and sparked a flurry of congratulatory notes on social media. It all began with an announcement on Facebook’s popular page แม่ อสม.เกาหลี Chanel – เพจใหม่, revealing the jaw-dropping amount of 4,066,375,179 Korean won, roughly translating to a whopping 96 million baht. This lucky soul, having carved a niche in Gyeonggi province, made a triumphant return to Thailand on January 21st, basking in their newfound fortune. As word of this remarkable windfall spread like wildfire, another Facebook page, สะใภ้เกาหลีมาดามลี 광주, didn’t miss the chance to amplify the story, dubbing it a monumental event in South Korea. The details? Glorious, as the post paints the Thai winner as perhaps the luckiest soul…

In a tale that sounds straight out of a dramatic crime series, two South Korean nationals found themselves at the center of an unexpected encounter with the law in the serene province of Udon Thani, Thailand. It wasn’t just the typical tourist stint for these fellows, but rather, an undercover operation with a digital twist! On Wednesday, the unsuspecting duo were apprehended by authorities for allegedly orchestrating elaborate online gambling operations from the comfort of a quaint rented house in Ban Lueam, Muang district. The raid was spearheaded by the seasoned Pol Lt Gen Panumart Boonyalak, alongside a crack team of immigration and local police. Their mission? To dismantle foreign illegal activities threatening the tranquility of Udon Thani. As officers tiptoed through the quiet neighborhood, little did they expect to find a digital gambling empire being run right under their noses. Inside the modest abode, they discovered not an ordinary…

In a sensational twist, a 26-year-old French national found himself on the wrong side of the law in Thailand after allegedly posting explicit content online without the star-studded knowledge of the other individuals captured on film. Born from a curious tip-off, the sharp eyes and swift actions of Police Colonel Jirapong Rujiradamrongchai and his crack team from Immigration Division 3 set the wheels of justice in motion. Their meticulous investigation uncovered a Frenchman suspected of flooding cyberspace with racy material while unabashedly flaunting his chiseled physique. The shadow of doubt loomed as it was believed that unsuspecting Thai women were also webbed into this sordid affair — a scenario that could potentially mar the pristine image of Thailand itself. Flush with intel, the determined officers swiftly obtained a police search warrant and descended upon a high-end condominium nestled within Bangkok’s lively Chatuchak district. Their swoop took place on a bustling…

In what could pass for a modern-day soap opera, a convoluted tale of lottery luck and alleged betrayal has set tongues wagging in the lush province of Nakhon Phanom, Thailand. This unfolding drama stars two unlikely protagonists: a retired police officer and a spirited food vendor. The plot centers around a winning lottery ticket, a handsome reward of 6 million baht, and a purported agreement gone awry. Boonlom Mikawan, a 68-year-old food vendor, recently became an overnight sensation after pocketing a bountiful fortune from a lottery ticket bearing the victorious number 807779. Her moment of glory, declared on January 17, would have been purely joyful, save for one catch — a 65-year-old retired cop by the name of Thitiphat “Khem” Pattanaphumsate who insists that she owes him half of her fortune. Thitiphat argues that the ticket was not simply a generous tip for her delightful culinary offerings, but rather part…

In a heartwarming and somewhat futuristic twist, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra took to the digital stage to allay the concerns of potential Chinese tourists considering a visit to the enchanting land of Thailand. In a video clip that is now making waves across social media, the Prime Minister, with the help of advanced AI technology, appeared to speak fluent Chinese, complete with Thai subtitles. This innovative approach was intended to bridge the language gap and provide a comforting message during a time of uncertainty. Last Wednesday, viewers were introduced to Ms. Paetongtarn’s 1.32-minute address via the Government House Facebook page. The idea was simple: to reassure Chinese tourists that Thailand remains a safe and welcoming destination, particularly as the vibrant Thai streets gear up for the Lunar New Year celebrations. While the Prime Minister may not personally speak Chinese, the magic of AI allowed her to communicate directly, making it…

In a delightful marine twist that graced the serene waters of Prachin Buri River, a curious Irrawaddy dolphin, often mistaken for its more famous cousin, the bottlenose dolphin, has become quite the aquatic celebrity. Spotted merrily feasting on a smorgasbord of unsuspecting fish, our new riverine star drew a lot more than water ripples; it commanded the digital waves of social media with a bevy of photographs capturing its joyous feeding spree. The humble dolphin made its appearance known near the iconic temples of Wat Bang Tan, Wat Bang Yang, and Wat Bang Toei, its antics ensnaring the online world in a delightful whirlpool of admiration and awe. The district chief of Ban Sang, Setthawut Wonglawut, gave his official nod of confirmation, stating that the dolphin was indeed seen surfing the gentle tides of Prachin Buri River, right by the stately Wat Bang Tan. This liquid explorer left a viral…

A Brunei holidaymaker’s dream trip to Thailand took an unexpected turn when he fell prey to a notorious floating market scam, resulting in a staggering loss of over 80,000 baht. The experience has set social media ablaze, igniting fury and debates amongst concerned netizens. It all began on the morning of January 2nd, with the eager traveler booking what seemed to be a luxurious outing at a well-known floating market for the enticing sum of 160 Brunei dollars—roughly 4,000 baht. This package promised a private boat cruise, captivating elephant trekking, and an adrenaline-inducing tiger photo session. The tourist’s excitement quickly turned to horror. Whipping out his debit card, he paid for his adventure, only to be presented moments later with an eye-popping receipt showing a charge of 83,460 baht—an astronomical tenfold increase! Confronting the vendor about what seemed to be a catastrophic error, the tourist was initially met with denial.…

In the serene and history-laden province of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, a somber cloud hung over the community as a devastating accident unfolded. The picturesque canals, typically a tranquil sight, turned into a scene of calamity when a garbage truck met a tragic fate, taking its driver along with it. On January 21, Police Captain Bunchoed Chuedbaramee of the Uthai Police Station was alerted to a grievous incident that involved a six-wheeled truck in the Khan Ham subdistrict’s Moo 7, not far from a multipurpose dome. Little did anyone anticipate that the simple routine of vehicle maintenance would end in such tragedy. The white garbage truck, part vehicle and part vessel, was found languishing in the canal, partially submerged, as if the waters had tried but failed to swallow it whole. Trapped under its unforgiving front right wheel was its driver, 55-year-old Manop Jaritsue, an employee of the Khan Ham…

The swirling allegations concerning the potential deportation of 48 Uyghur men from Thailand to China have sparked a significant and nerve-racking discourse, considerably upsetting human rights advocates. Allegedly imprisoned since they fled China’s Xinjiang province in 2014, most of these men languish in the Immigration Bureau headquarters while a handful remain trapped in Thai prisons. In a turn of events that resembles a heated diplomatic thriller, the Royal Thai Police (RTP) briskly refuted claims suggesting any plans to send them back to China, with National Police Chief Kittharath Punpetch emphasizing the necessity of consultations with Thailand’s National Security Council. The boiling cauldron of concerns for the Uyghurs’ wellbeing has heated up with Human Rights Watch advocating against their deportation. They’ve rallied, imploring the Thai government to recognize potential threats to the detainees’ safety. In this melodrama drenched in geopolitical intrigue, Thailand finds itself dodging the role of a legal middleman,…

In the whirlwind world of politics, Thailand’s latest buzz revolves around the government’s fast-tracked initiative to get the entertainment complex bill stamped and ready for its grand debut in Parliament. The task of reviewing this bill has been handed to the Council of State, with a strict 50-day deadline looming over their meticulous review process. Now, what exactly makes this bill a hot potato, you ask? Well, it’s all about spicing up the economy with a glamour-infused twist of entertainment complexes, featuring a pinch of legalised gambling. Pakorn Nilprapunt, the council’s secretary-general, steps into the spotlight, painting the urgency of the review process like an artist on a deadline. According to Pakorn, the government has already waved its magic wand, giving the policy a nod of approval in Parliament. So why bother with a referendum now, right? It’s like asking for a second opinion at a gourmet meal when you’ve…