Underneath the neon glow of bustling Samut Prakan, a peculiar tale of crime unfolds. Whispers of a clandestine operation had the local police on their toes, and it wasn’t long before the cunning culprits were unmasked. Meet Phongsakorn “M” Janloetlak and his younger brother, Phongphat “Ice” Janloetlak, a duo notorious not just for their audacious escapades but for a stash that could rival narcotics lore. On March 3rd, an unassuming day, the brothers were caught amid their routine mischief. Like a plot ripped from an action-packed drama, Bang Kaeo police officials, spearheaded by Police Colonel Adirek Thongkamkaew, executed the arrest with precision. The kicker? Over a kilogram of powdered methamphetamine, snugly concealed next to a speaker cabinet in their abode, was unearthed, painting a vivid picture of their dual life. Their den was a mix of the mundane and the illicit, complete with a black and red Honda Wave 110i,…
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March 2025 can be aptly dubbed “The Month of PP Krit.” In the world of Thai entertainment, PP Krit Amnuaydechkorn shines bright like a beacon in the night, radiating energy and style. With the whirlwind of excitement surrounding his upcoming concert, the PP Krit My Pleasure Concert at Impact Arena, it’s clear that every seat being sold out is just another testament to his soaring popularity. As if packing venues wasn’t enough, PP’s movie debut, where he reunites with his dear friend and frequent collaborator, Billkin Putthipong, in The Red Envelope (2025) promises a cinematic delight. An adaptation of the hilarious Taiwanese comedy Marry My Dead Body (2022), it’s bound to be a smash hit. Born on a breezy April day in 1999, right in the vibrant heart of Bangkok, PP Krit, with his charming height of 178 cm, began life as a naturally timid boy. Fast forward a few…
In an invigorating meeting reminiscent of a grand diplomatic soirée, the Ministry and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) convened to delve into the multifaceted realms of urban collaboration and environmental sustainability. The discussions were as dynamic as any high-stakes negotiation, punctuated by bursts of excitement over three pivotal topics. First on the agenda was the triumph of the City-to-City Collaboration between Bangkok and Yokohama. This alliance, backed by the stalwart Japanese Environment Ministry, promised to pave the way towards a burgeoning cooperative relationship. Like a well-crafted melodic symphony, it orchestrated the sharing of knowledge and resources to combat the challenges of urban development in a changing world. Next up was the ambitious green building project. Think of it as a grand renovation party for the city’s infrastructure, where high-efficiency air conditioners were the coveted guests of honor at every BMA building. This initiative aimed not only to reduce energy consumption…
It appears the whistle has been blown in Chachoengsao province, and the tune is anything but a melody for illegal land grabs! The National Land Policy Committee (NLPC), in an alliance with the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) and the Natural Resources and Environmental Office, is stirring up a storm as they delve deep into allegations of illicit land acquisition. The land in question is not just your ordinary patch. It’s a significant slice of Chachoengsao’s green heart, where whispers of durian plantation schemes have danced among the trees and through the villages, sparking concerns over shady dealings. Emerging from behind the scenes of this intriguing drama are reports starring a private company that has reportedly snagged over 1,400 rai of land from the locals in the scenic Tha Takiap district. What makes this plot twist particularly juicy is that these transactions took place within the boundaries of the Khaeo Rabom…
As the anticipation builds at Don Mueang, a thrilling spectacle is set to unfold, with the skies poised to dance with the majestic maneuvers of jet fighters from China’s August 1 Aerobatics Team. These aerial artists have touched down at the Royal Thai Air Force base, ready to dazzle in an adrenaline-pumping air show this weekend—a spectacle that’s sure to leave spectators spellbound. The RTAF News Facebook account teases this with an enticing glimpse, and enthusiasts can hardly contain their excitement for the show’s main event. However, it’s not all smooth skies ahead for those planning to take to the air themselves via Don Mueang airport. Travelers, this is your heads-up: time to channel your inner scout and be prepared. The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand has issued a crucial advisory—one that rises to the level of Geneva Convention rules when it comes to travel logistics. Why the caution, you…
In the tranquil district of Khu Khot, Lam Luk Ka, residents were jolted by an unexpected scare that could easily be mistaken for a plot twist in a suspense thriller. Picture this: a seemingly abandoned rubbish bin, nestled outside an empty commercial building on Semue Fa Kram Road, hiding not one but six orange, stick-like objects ominously wired to a ticking timer. It was as if someone casually tossed a scene from an action movie into real-world Thailand! Yesterday at precisely 2 p.m., the local Police Station received an urgent call from anxious locals about these suspicious items. Enter Police Lieutenant Colonel Setthawut Kamnama, the dedicated officer from the Investigation Division, who swiftly led a team of investigators and patrol officers to the scene. Upon their arrival, the suspense in the air was palpable as they found the innocent 200-litre green plastic bin near a utility pole standing in front…
In Phetchabun province’s picturesque yet perilous landscapes, a tragic event unfolded on March 3, 2025, when a wild elephant attacked officials from the Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary. This dramatic encounter occurred as dedicated wildlife officials were engaged in the challenging task of coaxing these mighty pachyderms away from the fertilized expanses of local farmlands—a mission that unfortunately resulted in one fatality and left another person injured. The heart-stopping episode took place approximately 4 kilometers from Ban Huay Khoi, nestled within Lom Kao district. Chaiwat Koomthongmak, the proactive head of the local subdistrict administrative organization, illuminated the circumstances of this encounter. It appears that the elephant had become a loner—separated from its kin and intruding into the cultivated fields of the region. With urgency in their stride, wildlife officials set forth, flocked by a brave band of over ten local residents, in an effort to guide the wayward elephant back to…
In an unsettling turn of events, a group of Ayutthaya residents stumbled upon a haunting scene—a discovery that no one would wish upon their worst enemy. Driven by a putrid stench that clung stubbornly to the warm evening air, they traced it to a ditch. What they found there was enough to make the steeliest heart quiver—a tiny lifeless body, an abandoned infant, left to the caprices of the world. The ditch, lined with tangled vegetation and littered with refuse, had shielded its tragic secret for days. Enveloped in a large brown plastic bag, the infant’s frail form escaped the expected ravages of scavengers, despite its proximity to monitor lizard territory. Nature, it seemed, had shown an eerie respect for this unfortunate soul. The day was edging towards twilight when Lieutenant Thaworn Saengsai, a deputy inspector at Bang Pa-in Police Station, received the jolting news. It was March 3rd, the…
Thailand, a nation renowned for its harmonious blend of tradition and tourism, is all set to uphold its sacred pledge to Buddhism with a firm stance on alcohol sales during five significant holy days. The country’s Alcoholic Beverage Board has decided to maintain the ban during these auspicious occasions, answering the religious call while still tipping its hat to the ever-important tourism industry. This resolution is anticipated to swing into action well before the arrival of Visakha Bucha Day on May 11, setting the stage for a delicate balancing act between reverence and revelry. Leading the charge, Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Digital Economy and Society, Prasert Chantararuangthong, orchestrated the National Alcoholic Beverage Policy Committee meeting held today, March 4, at the illustrious Government House. In a clear declaration, Prasert affirmed the preservation of the ban. However, he offered a silver lining for certain establishments: select locations such…
The latest developments surrounding the repatriation of Thai nationals caught up in online crime syndicates operating in Cambodia have commanded attention far and wide. Courtesy of the Technology Crime Suppression Division in Mueang Thong Thani, the operation has embraced a robust momentum. Spearheading the efforts, Police Lieutenant General Trirong Phiwphan shared insights yesterday, on March 3, painting a vivid picture of the machinery at work under the National Referral Mechanism (NRM). Crafted under the astute directives of Police General Kittirat Phanphuet, Thailand’s national police chief, and the eagle-eyed supervision of Police General Thatchai Pitanilabut, the heads are steering a tight ship. The Information Technology Crime Suppression Centre, an important cog in this wheel, has been burning the midnight oil, delving into 46 case dossiers related to online crime. Their zealous pursuit of justice now sees the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau joining hands with Provincial Police Region 2, located in Sa…