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Husband and Wife Arrested for Trafficking Thais to Cambodia, Locking Victims in 'Hell Prison' with Electric Shocks and Beatings, Demanding 500,000 Baht Ransom
A Thai couple was arrested in Chiang Mai for trafficking fellow Thais to Cambodia, where victims were tortured with electric shocks and forced into online fraud schemes before being ransomed for up to 500,000 baht to escape.
Suthee Witthaya School Mourns Teacher Anpat, Promising Young Educator, Who Died Suddenly After Only 5 Months of Service
Teacher Anpat Bunyoaj of Suthee Witthaya School in Saraburi Province died suddenly after just five months of service, prompting the school to share a memorial honoring the promising young educator.
Supachai Discusses Food Security with Singapore During APEC to Boost Thai Rice and Meat Exports
Thailand and Singapore agreed to establish a food security framework during an APEC meeting, with rice as the first product and plans to expand to meat, eggs, and seafood to strengthen bilateral trade ties.
Car Scrap Lot Engulfed in Flames as Owner Dismantles Vehicle for Parts, Losses Reach Millions
A fire destroyed a scrap vehicle lot in Phatthalung province on May 23 after a worker's welding sparks ignited parts being dismantled from salvaged cars, causing over 1 million baht in damage.
51-Year-Old Man Dies After Motorcycle Crashes Through Temple Wall, Body Found at Gate
A 51-year-old man died after his motorcycle crashed through a temple wall in Chiang Mai's San Sai District early May 23, with his body discovered by monks inside the gate compound hours later.
Expert Weighs In: Is Frequent Washing or Bulk Laundry Better?
Frequent small laundry loads are more cost-effective than bulk washing, according to a Japanese laundry expert, as infrequent washing allows stains to set deeper and overloaded machines clean less efficiently.
Storm Batters Phichit! Thai BMX Championship Round 3 Nearly Called Off Mid-Event
A severe storm toppled nearly 20 tents at the Thai BMX Championship in Phichit on May 22, but officials cleared the grounds overnight and the finals proceeded as scheduled, with national cyclist Gomethi Sukprasert winning the men's open cla
Health Experts Warn TikTok Trend of Eating Tiny Clay Pots May Pose Health Risks
Health experts warn a viral TikTok trend of eating tiny clay pots poses serious risks, including digestive blockages, nutrient absorption interference, and potential contamination from heavy metals.
Po Tek Tung Foundation Provides Transportation and Supplies for Prosthetic Limb Recipients
Po Tek Tung Foundation distributed 500-baht transportation allowances and supplies to 220 prosthetic limb recipients on May 22, supporting the 177th Mobile Royal Prosthetic Limb Project across Southern Thailand with a 186,000-baht budget.
Game Over! Indian Man Caught Flaunting Rifles and Target Practice on Koh Phangan
An Indian national was arrested on Koh Phangan after police raided his residence following reports of firearm discharges and drug trafficking. The 33-year-old faces charges including overstaying, illegal drug possession, and methamphetamine
Thai Taekwondo Leaves Asia Championships Empty-Handed in Mongolia
Thailand's taekwondo team secured one silver medal at the Asian Championships in Mongolia but failed to medal on day three, with fighters eliminated across multiple divisions by stronger international competitors.
Colleagues Shocked as Security Guard 'Lucky Duang' Found Dead Under Mysterious Circumstances in Rental Room
A 48-year-old security guard nicknamed "Lucky Duang" was found dead in his locked rental room in Ayutthaya on May 23, with no apparent signs of struggle or foul play. Known for his extraordinary luck winning lottery prizes totaling 400,000