Police

Hat Yai School Closes After Ex-Teacher Gun Threat Online

Hat Yai College heightened security following posts by a former South African English teacher who shared firearm images online, triggering safety concerns among students and parents.

10 Aug The Phuket Express

Song Khla – Hat Yai College in Songkhla has stepped up security measures after an alarming incident involving a former South African teacher who once taught in the school’s English Program. On Saturday (August 8th) the ex-teacher had posted messages and images of firearms online, sparking widespread concern among students, parents, and staff. Police at […]

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Police

Police Arrest Final Suspect in Top Manager Murder Case

Police arrested the final suspect in the killing of a medical equipment manager whose remains were found in an abandoned house in Lopburi province in February, completing the capture of all 10 suspects involved in the abduction and murder.

10 Aug Khaosod

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National

Editorial: How Social Media Fuels Violence Among Youth

A 14-year-old's shooting at a Bangkok-area school exposed how social media accelerates violence among troubled youth by normalizing weapons and aggression, while online speculation compounds harm to victims and the innocent.

10 Aug Khaosod

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National

Opposition Uncovers Money Trail Linked to Election Officials

Opposition investigators have uncovered nearly 900,000 baht in transfers linked to election officials across six provinces, alleging systematic vote-buying fraud involving prominent politicians and family appointments during Thailand's 2024

10 Aug Khaosod

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National

Government Extends Feed Corn Purchase Price Support Until August 31

Thailand's government extended price support for animal feed corn through August 31, 2026, while tasking agencies to reconcile conflicting cost data between farmers and officials before setting future prices.

10 Aug Khaosod

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National

Thailand Prepares Nine-Point Drought and Flood Management Plan

Thailand's government is rolling out a nine-point water management plan for 20 Northeast provinces to tackle both drought and flooding through water retention schemes and preventive measures. The plan faces obstacles including soil disposal

10 Aug Khaosod

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Regional

Elephant Sanctuary Moves Herd to High Ground Ahead of Heavy Rain

Rising water levels in the Mae Taeng River prompted staff at a Chiang Mai elephant sanctuary to relocate their herd to high ground as heavy rain approaches the region.

10 Aug Khaosod

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National

Eastern Provinces Step Up Flood and Drought Response

Thailand's eastern provinces are ramping up disaster preparedness for floods and droughts, with Natural Resources Minister Suchat Chomklin chairing a coordination meeting in Chon Buri on August 10 to ensure eight provinces have adequate per

10 Aug Khaosod

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National

EasyMoney Expands Vision Program to Provide Glasses to 600

EasyMoney Group distributed free glasses to 600 people in Nakhon Pathom Province through its "Glasses of Merit" program, partnering with government agencies and nonprofits to provide eye exams and eyewear to low-income residents, seniors, a

10 Aug Khaosod

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Police

Motorcycle Taxi Driver Tells of Unknowingly Carrying Shooting Suspect

A motorcycle taxi driver unknowingly transported Chalerm Riawyaeng, a former Nonthaburi MP accused of shooting a provincial official, to a temple minutes after the fatal attack on August 10.

10 Aug Khaosod

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Breaking

Indian Climber's Body Retrieved After 30 Years on Everest

An Indian climber's remains, frozen on Mount Everest for 30 years and identified by distinctive green boots, are being recovered from the death zone at 8,500 meters after authorities determined they likely belong to ITBP officer Dorje Morup

10 Aug Khaosod

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