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Gold Prices Rise 350 Baht on July 18

Gold prices jumped 350 baht on July 18, with ornamental gold trading at 64,300 baht per baht weight amid rising global market conditions.

Gold Prices Rise 350 Baht on July 18
18 Jul Khaosod

Gold prices on July 18, 2026 have surged 350 baht compared to the previous day's closing price of 64,300 baht per baht weight for ornamental gold, according to the Gold Traders Association announcement posted at 9:02 a.m. Gold bars are trading at 63,850 baht per baht weight for purchase and 64,050 baht for sale. Ornamental gold (96.5% purity) is being purchased at 62,580.48 baht per baht weight and sold at 64,850 baht, while global gold spot prices are at 4,018.00 U.S. dollars per ounce.

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National

Princess Sirivannavari Promotes Thai Fabric Heritage

Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya has a firm intention to carry forward the legacy of her royal grandmother, Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother, in developing and ...

18 Jul Thailand.go.th Issues

Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya has a firm intention to carry forward the legacy of her royal grandmother, Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother, in developing and ...

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Police

Hacker Arrested for Game Platform Fraud, Sought State System Access

A 26-year-old hacker arrested in Phuket for breaching an online gaming platform and causing over 200,000 baht in damages had initially targeted police systems to erase his own criminal records. Police also recovered drugs, a firearm, and co

Hacker Arrested for Game Platform Fraud, Sought State System Access
18 Jul Khaosod

Police arrested Sachanat, 26, on July 18, 2025, at a residence in Phuket following an investigation into an intrusion on the Firstup.in.th online game-recharge platform in June 2025. The suspect hacked the website's security system, created fake user accounts, exploited payment vulnerabilities, and generated fraudulent credit balances without making actual payments, then used the fake credits to purchase goods and steal recharge codes, causing over 200,000 baht in damages.

During the arrest, officers recovered methamphetamine (80 tablets), a semi-automatic .380 pistol, ammunition, two computers, and four mobile phones. Background checks revealed Sachanat had five outstanding arrest warrants for robbery, fraud, and computer crimes.

Under interrogation, Sachanat revealed he completed only sixth grade but possessed advanced computer skills. He initially attempted to hack government systems—specifically the Royal Thai Police—to delete his own arrest warrants. When that failed, he targeted commercial websites with vulnerabilities, using AI chatbot programs as self-teaching tools and upgrading his computers. After relocating to Phuket, he took on paid hacking jobs until police arrested him. He faces charges including theft, property damage, and computer crimes.

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Police

Fire Kills Two in Three-Story Bangkok Home, 30 Cats Dead

A fire in a Bangkok home killed two residents and about 30 caged cats on July 18, with authorities investigating a possible electrical short circuit as the cause.

Fire Kills Two in Three-Story Bangkok Home, 30 Cats Dead
18 Jul Khaosod

Police from Samsen Station in Bangkok received a report of a residential fire at 6:00 a.m. on July 18, 2026, in Soi Somdet Phra Chao Taksin 11, Thonburi district. Firefighters from Talat Phlu Station and volunteers from the Po Tek Tung Foundation responded immediately.

The three-story house was engulfed in flames on the first floor and spreading to the second. Firefighters took approximately 15 minutes to extinguish the blaze. Upon inspection of the second-floor rooms, authorities discovered two deceased residents: a 62-year-old man and a 58-year-old woman. They also found over 30 dead cats in cages and managed to rescue 13 surviving cats.

Forensic officers and a medical examiner from Siriraj Hospital conducted autopsies and collected evidence. Preliminary investigation suggests the fire may have been caused by an electrical short circuit. Officials are continuing their investigation to determine the exact cause of the fire.

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Police

Truck Plunges Off Khaotone Curve, Catches Fire, Driver Killed

A truck lost its brakes on Highway 304 near Khaotone curve in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province early July 18, flipped and caught fire, killing the driver whose remains were trapped in the cab.

Truck Plunges Off Khaotone Curve, Catches Fire, Driver Killed
18 Jul Khaosod

A horrifying accident unfolded in the early morning of July 18, 2025, at approximately 12:30 a.m. on Highway 304 near Khaotone curve in Nadi District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. A laden trailer truck (Bangkok registration 70-5674) lost its brakes while descending a steep, dangerous section of road between two national parks and crashed into a concrete barrier in the center of the highway. The impact caused the truck to flip and burst into flames, trapping the driver inside. The cargo of compressed rubber accelerated the fire, which blazed so intensely that rescue teams needed more than an hour to extinguish it. Once firefighters brought the blaze under control, they discovered a charred body burned beyond recognition trapped in the cab. Authorities extracted the remains with great difficulty and transported them to Nadi Hospital for identification.

By 6:55 a.m. the same day, officials revealed that the accident had blocked all lanes heading toward Bangkok, disrupting a major logistics route. Police and highway authorities worked to clear debris and spilled fuel from the roadway, eventually opening one lane temporarily to clear traffic that had backed up for several kilometers. Initial investigation suggests the truck was traveling from Nakhon Ratchasima toward Chumphon when the driver lost braking ability—either due to brake failure or pneumatic brake system failure—on the final steep curve before descending Khaotone. Unable to control the vehicle, the driver struck the sound barrier and concrete barrier at full force, causing the truck to overturn.

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National

State Welfare Card Appeals Require Office Visits, Not Just Online

Rejected State Welfare Card applicants must visit government offices in person after submitting online appeals, not just apply digitally as initially suggested. The Finance Ministry says people denied benefits need to present documents to r

State Welfare Card Appeals Require Office Visits, Not Just Online
18 Jul Khaosod

The Finance Ministry has announced 9.51 million people approved for the 2025 State Welfare Card, while 9.31 million were rejected. The appeal process has created widespread frustration after journalist Srayut Sutasnachintha highlighted the confusion on social media. Applicants were told they could submit appeals through multiple online channels—the state welfare registration website, the Thangarad app, the Pao Tang app, or the five state-owned banks—but the process does not end there.

According to the Finance Ministry, rejected applicants must submit their appeal online and then take relevant documents to the appropriate government agencies. The specific reason for rejection determines which agency to contact: the Transportation Department for vehicle ownership issues, the Land Office for property-related rejections, or the Department of Internal Administration for other reasons. Applicants can view their rejection reasons in the appeal system to identify the correct office to visit.

The Transportation Department has called for an urgent meeting due to the high volume of cases being submitted and is coordinating with the Finance Ministry for additional details. Applicants whose rejection was based on vehicle ownership are being urged to file their appeals quickly.

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Police

Phuket Police Arrest Serial Underwear Thief

A 29-year-old man has been arrested in Phuket for stealing underwear and valuables from multiple locations across the community.

Phuket Police Arrest Serial Underwear Thief
17 Jul The Phuket Express

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Phuket – The Thalang Police have arrested a 29‑year‑old man accused of repeatedly stealing women’s and men’s underwear, along with other valuables, in a string of bizarre thefts that unsettled the local community. The Thalang Police told the Phuket Express. The suspect, identified only as Mr. Jang, was taken into custody following an investigation led […] Phuket Police Arrest Serial Thief in Underwear Theft Spree -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Phuket Express - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.

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Police

Police Raid Cannabis Shops in Kata, Seize 500,000 Baht

Immigration Police shut down two illegal cannabis shops in Kata Beach operated by foreign nationals, seizing over 500,000 baht in contraband during Thursday's crackdown.

Police Raid Cannabis Shops in Kata, Seize 500,000 Baht
17 Jul The Phuket Express

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Phuket – Immigration Police raided two cannabis shops in Kata Beach, uncovering illegal sales operated by foreign nationals and seizing contraband valued at more than 500,000 baht. The Phuket Immigration told the Phuket Express. The crackdown on Thursday (July 16th) qas part of a nationwide policy to root out foreign nationals who enter Thailand illegally, evade […] Two Cannabis Shops Operated by Foreigners Raided in Kata, Over 500,000 Baht Seized -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Phuket Express - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.

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Police

Phuket Police Step Up Fire Safety Inspections

Phuket authorities are intensifying fire safety inspections at entertainment venues and hospitality establishments following a deadly Bangkok fire, with the provincial governor ordering comprehensive safety checks across the region.

Phuket Police Step Up Fire Safety Inspections
17 Jul The Phuket Express

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Phuket— Thalang Police has stepped up fire safety inspections at entertainment venues and similar establishments to ensure the protection of patrons and staff. Our previous stories: The Governor of Phuket, Chotinarin Kerdsom, has directed sweeping safety inspections across the province’s entertainment venues, hotels, and restaurants following a deadly fire in Bangkok that claimed multiple lives. […] Thalang Police Tighten Fire Safety Checks at Entertainment Venues -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Phuket Express - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.

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Police

Police Arrest Suspect in Phuket Boat Theft Spree

Marine Police arrested a suspect called "Mr. Sifi" for stealing equipment and valuables from moored boats along Tha Chin Canal using a small rowing boat at night, with drugs also found in his possession.

Police Arrest Suspect in Phuket Boat Theft Spree
17 Jul The Phuket Express

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Phuket – Marine Police have arrested a man identified as “Mr. Sifi” after an investigation revealed his involvement in a string of thefts along the Tha Chin Canal. The suspect allegedly used a small rowing boat to prowl the area at night, stealing equipment and valuables from vessels moored along the waterway. His actions caused […] Police Nab Suspect for Nighttime Boat Thefts, Drugs Found in Possession -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Phuket Express - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.

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Police

Tourist Fined for Driving Car on Phuket Beach

A tourist was fined after driving onto Layan Beach in Phuket's Cherng Talay area, breaching regulations against causing public nuisance and raising safety concerns.

Tourist Fined for Driving Car on Phuket Beach
17 Jul The Phuket Express

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Phuket – Authorities in Phuket have fined a tourist who drove a car directly onto Layan Beach in Cherng Talay, sparking public concern over safety and respect for public spaces. Police from Cherng Talay Police Station confirmed that the driver was charged under the offense of “causing nuisance or disturbance in a public place.” The […] Tourist Fined for Driving Car Onto Phuket Beach -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Phuket Express - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.

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