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Bangkok Post

17 Held in Major Online Store Scam Bust

Thai police have busted a fraudulent investment network operating fake online stores under the name "Style Cycle," arresting 17 suspects and seizing assets worth over 23 million baht. The network is believed to be linked to scam groups in Myanmar and Cambodia.

MGR Online (Regional)

Suspect Arrested in Kalasin Rice Field for Hospital Theft Spree

A 54-year-old man has been arrested in Kalasin Province, Thailand, for theft at Yang Talat Hospital. The suspect confessed to similar crimes at multiple hospitals, highlighting security concerns within Thai medical facilities.

MGR Online (South)

King Offers Condolence Gifts to Families of Fallen Personnel

The King of Thailand has graciously offered gift baskets to the families of personnel who died in the line of duty. This gesture highlights the King's compassion and care for his subjects, honoring their contributions and sacrifices to the nation.

INN News

Thai Deputy PM: 'Nothing to Celebrate' on 1-Year Anniversary of Border Incident

On the one-year anniversary of a border incident between Thailand and Cambodia, Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul stated there is 'nothing to celebrate,' aiming to reassure the public and business sector. He confirmed with China's Defense Minister that arms supplies to Cambodia are purely commercial and not intended for conflict with Thailand.

MGR Online (Business)

Staycation Trend Surges in Thailand, Krabi Leads with Doubled Bookings

The 'staycation' trend is experiencing a resurgence in Thailand, with Krabi province seeing a significant surge, doubling its bookings compared to the previous year. This indicates a recovery in domestic tourism and the establishment of new travel styles.

MGR Online (Business)

Thai Logistics and Entertainment Giants Forge Global Business Ties

Thai logistics giant KEX and entertainment powerhouse SF Corporation have partnered to connect Thai businesses globally. Leveraging their respective strengths, the companies aim to create new business opportunities and enhance Thailand's international economic competitiveness.

INN News

Thai PM Emphasizes Continuation of 'Thailand Zero Dropout Plus' Education Policy, Affirms Good Relations with Former Premier

Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin reaffirmed the continuation of the 'Thailand Zero Dropout Plus' policy, aimed at addressing students dropping out of education. The policy has reportedly brought over 600,000 children back into the education system in the past 2-3 years. He also stated that his relationship with former Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin remains unchanged, and he receives advice from him on economic and business matters.

INN News

Thailand to Rebut US 12.5% Tariffs, Prioritizes Forced Labor Issue Resolution

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has instructed relevant agencies to expedite efforts to resolve the forced labor issue, following the US imposition of 12.5% tariffs on Thai imports citing this concern. The government aims to file an appeal after addressing the issue, seeking a reduction in the tariff rate.

MGR Online (Regional)

Pattaya Citizens Raise Concerns Over Chinese 30-Year Leasehold Sales

A Thai civic group, "Pattaya 2030," has submitted a letter to the Nongprue Subdistrict Chief, urging an investigation into a project involving Chinese entities selling 30-year leasehold rights. The group expresses concerns about the project's impact on the local community.

MGR Online (South)

上院軍事委員会は、南部の山賊を追い詰めるために「強力な薬」を使用するISOC地域4を支持し、村民への影響に注意する必要性を強調している

MGR Online (South) の配信反対では「上院軍事委員会は ISOC 地域 4 を支持しており、前線は南部の泥棒を追い詰めるために『強力な薬』を使用しており、村民への影響に注意する必要があると強調しています。 」と伝えています。

Thai Newsroom

Martial Law Declared in Narathiwat After Deadly Insurgent Attack

Martial law has been declared across Narathiwat province in southern Thailand following a deadly attack on a ranger checkpoint by suspected insurgents. The incident resulted in the deaths of five rangers and injuries to six civilians, prompting enhanced security measures and joint operations by military, police, and civilian forces.

Khaosod English

Two Cambodian Men Detained After Chasing Thai Woman Home in Bangkok

A Thai woman in Bangkok has reported being traumatized after two Cambodian men allegedly followed her home, attempted to force entry, and left her fearing for her safety. The suspects have since been detained, and the victim intends to pursue legal action.

Khaosod English

Thai Spa Owner Arrested in Tokyo for Aiding Illegal Student Workers

A Thai owner of a massage parlor in Tokyo has been arrested on suspicion of illegally employing Thai nationals on student visas. The operation allegedly generated over 343 million yen across four establishments, with police investigating a wider network.

Khaosod English

Martial Law Powers Invoked in Narathiwat After Ranger Killing

Military authorities in Thailand's southern Narathiwat province have invoked powers under martial law following the killing of a ranger. The order aims to bolster operations against suspected insurgents, allowing for searches and arrests.

Chiang Rai Times

Martial Law Declared in Narathiwat Amidst Escalating Violence

Martial law has been declared across the entire Narathiwat province in southern Thailand, granting security forces extensive powers to pursue insurgents following a surge in deadly violence. The move aims to restore order in the troubled border region.

Thai Newsroom

Thais Prefer More Spending Money Under Copay Project: Poll

A recent King Prajadhipok Institute poll reveals that a majority of Thais prefer increased cash handouts under the government's "Thais Help Thais Plus" copay project. 56% of respondents favored more spending money, with others suggesting expanded eligibility or more participating shops.