In an astonishing twist of events, an unemployed man hailing from China confessed that he conducted a complex insurance fraud by orchestrating 20 separate accidents within a window of two years. This elaborate scheme saw him swindling approximately 300,000 baht in settlement payouts. Based on a report by The Paper, local authorities from a division of the Public Security Bureau that deals with road incidents began to notice a distinct pattern during their investigation into the man’s insurance claims. The mastermind behind this deceitful operation was identified as Chen, who had a peculiar record of being struck by “right-turning vehicles,” an incident that suspiciously occurred 20 times in just two years. It was this peculiar pattern and frequency of accidents that set alarm bells ringing within insurance firms and the police department alike. One insurance firm, in particular, raised a flag on the unusual frequency of claims being put forth…
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In the bustling cityscape of Bangkok’s Jom Thong district, the game of cat and mouse culminated in an intense, four-hour pursuit as the police arrested Thaksin Phanpian, a notorious Thai loan shark, associated with a string of criminal activities spanning from serious assaults to dealing in drugs and weapons. The law enforcement finally roped in the 38-year-old wrongdoer after he had brutally beaten a debtor last year in an attempt to recoup the loaned money. The ominous event caricatured Thaksin in the face of abhorrent violence when he viciously attacked the victim, who was peacefully seated on his motorcycle. The blood-curdling assault began with Thaksin kicking the unsuspecting individual, causing him to topple over onto the hard pavement. But the horror didn’t stop there; Thaksin continued to brutally trample on the victim’s face and head until he was rendered unconscious. Despite the severity of his countless malevolent actions, Thaksin had…
Thailand’s economic revitalization is progressing despite its slower-than-expected pace, especially in the key sectors of tourism and exports. This sentiment was echoed by Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput, Governor of the Bank of Thailand (BoT), in a recent business seminar. Sethaput shared his concerns about the unforeseen fall in exports and tourism expenditure, painting a challenging economic picture for the nation. These hurdles notwithstanding, Sethaput remains positive about the country’s potential, anticipating that Thailand will see around 29 million international tourists in the current year. The central bank has been proactive in their bid to shore up the Thai economy and check rising inflation. This led to a series of seven stepwise increases in its key interest rate, bringing it to 2.25% since the previous August. Sethaput acknowledged the potential inflationary pressure from the El Nino weather phenomenon, a known disruptor of agricultural output, which could inflate food costs. Despite these factors, the…
A scandal riddled former deputy leader of the Democrat Party, Prinn Panitchpakdi, has been sentenced to substantial jail time, this time for sexually harassing an 18-year-old female student in the year 2021. This devastating news was officially disclosed by the Office of the Attorney General. The reliable Deputy spokesman, Kosolwat Inthuchanyong stated that the sentence handed down by the esteemed Bangkok South Criminal Court on Aug 10 was two years and eight months of prison time, served without the chance of an early release. Prosecutors presented evidence to the Bangkok South Criminal Court that showed the sordid details. It seems Prinn craftily lured the unsuspecting student into an encounter at a secluded rooftop restaurant ensconced in Soi Sukhumvit 11. That was where he set upon her, engaging in sexual molestation. This incident marred the year 2021. The hapless student bravely lodged a complaint to the vigilant Lumpini police as wake…
Yesterday, Yingluck Shinawatra, the ex-Prime Minister, conveyed her heartfelt wishes via social media to her elder brother, Thaksin Shinawatra, celebrating his reunion with the family in Thailand. This event came about following Thaksin’s departure from Singapore aboard his private jet, which landed in Thailand’s Don Mueang airport on Tuesday morning. Thaksin was previously exiled, but made the decision to return home after 17 years away. Yingluck was by his side during this momentous journey, accompanying him on his flight from Dubai to Singapore, and then waving him off on his final leg to Thailand. Yingluck magnified the occasion by posting touching images on Facebook and Instagram, showing shared moments with Thaksin shortly before he left. Her message deeply reflected her brother’s long-standing desire to return to his homeland. In her post, she acknowledged the years of loneliness, melancholy and homesickness her brother must have felt living away from Thailand. She…
An exclusive poll was conducted involving a diversified crop of 1,310 Thai nationals, all aged 18 or older. The survey, completed during the three-day period from August 15 to 17, had its results revealed on Sunday. In the aftermath of the May 14 elections, Pheu Thai, having received endorsement from the Move Forward Party – the victors from the electoral contest, has been holding talks for the formation of a coalition government. Pheu Thai’s mission is explicit – bring an end to the political divide and conflict that characterizes the Thai political scene. Their proposed solution involves unifying both fragments of the political spectrum under one coalition – a strategic move they expect will expedite the formation of a new government. When queried on their stance regarding Pheu Thai’s intention to launch a unity government by quelling polarized political relations, the interviewees revealed: – 47.71% completely disagreed with the proposal,…
Excitement bubbles in the air, anticipation building up amongst social media users and among the masses alike, as Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the youngest offspring of Thaksin Shinawatra, announced via an Instagram post on a sunny Saturday that a father-daughter reunion awaits at Don Mueang Airport, set for 9am on the coming Tuesday. Insiders have divulged that the police force, paired with the adept team of the Corrections Department, have exhibited forethought, developing an emergency scheme in the unique scenario if Thaksin’s plane lands outside of court operating hours. If Thaksin’s plane smoothly lands within the regular functioning time of the court, he will be escorted to the significant Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Holders of Political Office. Following this, officials from the Corrections Department exert their authority, transferring him to the safe confines of the Bangkok Remand Prison. On the contrary, should Thaksin touch down following court hours, his initial destination…
Diving into the high socio-competitive world of beauty pageants, we become acquainted with the inspiring journey of Anntonia Porsild, a radiant and intellectual beauty who hails from both Thai and Danish descent. Now at the age of 26, she has continuously been making her mark noticeable, not only in her homeland but progressively on international platforms as well. Brimming with both beauty and brains, Anntonia has successfully completed her undergraduate degree in the niche fields of marketing and public relations from Stamford International University, a prestigious institution. However, this is only the surface of her multidimensional persona. As a public figure, she first caught the spotlight through her participation in the first season of the well-known televised spectacle, “The Face Thailand”. Her enchanting charm and exceptional talents propelled her into the top 15 of the competition, securing her place within Ploy Chermarn’s esteemed team. This achievement marked the ignition of…
In anticipation of the upcoming Prime Minister elections, Yuttapong, a key figure within the chosen party, spoke on the allegations levelled against their chosen candidate, Srettha. The accusations mainly emanated from a known figure, Chuwit. According to Yuttapong, the party would remain unswayed in their support for Srettha. He maintained that these accusations should be treated as an issue for those within the ambit of the Pheu Thai-led coalition to address. “This controversy is purely a concern for Pheu Thai and other supporting parties which have unitedly agreed to back Srettha as the successor for the Prime Minister’s role”, Yuttapong commented. The whole fiasco transpired from Chuwit’s allegations, blaming Sansiri, the property company previously under Srettha’s management, for unscrupulous deals during Srettha’s tenure as CEO. According to Chuwit, Sansiri conspired with the joint owners of a Bangkok-based Sarasin Road plot, located in the Lang Suan area, to evade substantial taxation.…
In response to a series of allegations directed towards Sansiri, Chairman of the Board, Apichart Chutrakul vehemently denied any wrongdoing. The series of events centered around an acquisition of land on the popular Soi Thonglor for a whopping 1 billion baht. The land has been earmarked for the development of the luxurious KHUN by YOO condominium, he added, citing that all proceedings had been strictly within the realms of legality and devoid of foul play. Chuwit, another key player in the saga, has put forth a string of allegations questioning the integrity of Sansiri, leading all the way up to its leadership. He singled out Srettha as the primary candidate for his allegations, claiming that Sansiri had operated under questionable circumstances under Srettha’s reign. His claims grew increasingly aggressive, threatening to expose supposed wrongdoings if Srettha did not willingly suspend his bid for the Prime Minister’s office. On this matter…