An 80-year-old Norwegian man accused of sexually abusing boys at a Muay Thai camp in Rayong died days before police raided the facility and arrested its supervisor.
RAYONG: An 80-year-old Norwegian man who financially supported a Muay Thai boxing camp in Rayong and was accused of sexually abusing boys there died two days before police raided the camp and arrested its supervisor, authorities said yesterday (July 16).
A concrete slab collapsed in Bangkok's Sukhumvit area on Thursday morning, killing one man and injuring another who was hospitalized in serious condition.
A Phayao durian seller clashed with a customer on social media after the buyer complained about finding worms in their purchase, with the shop owner defending their refund policy while critics suggested the complaint should have been handle
The Bank of Thailand extended the asset repurchase deadline to end of 2027 for about 400 small and medium enterprises struggling to recover from COVID-19 impacts and ongoing economic pressures.
Mitsubishi Electric Gangyongwatana won two "No.1 Brand Thailand 2026" awards for home air-conditioning and water pumps, marking 14 and nine consecutive years respectively in those categories.
A man with mental health issues breached a school in Nakhon Ratchasima on July 15, but teachers quickly locked classroom doors, preventing access to students. Police apprehended the local resident, who has a grandchild enrolled at the schoo
New welfare card recipients must complete identity verification through a mobile app or one of five participating banks starting July 17 to access their 2025 benefits, while existing cardholders can continue without re-verification.
PHUKET: Raids over the past week have resulted in the seizure of 5,352 methamphetamine pills (ya bah) and more than 347 grammes of crystal meth (ya ice) as the latest ‘Operation 90 Days’ anti-drug campaign continues.
Police arrested a 50-year-old man in Pathum Thani after a shopping courier discovered over 2 kilograms of methamphetamine hidden in tamarind paste jars destined for Japan.
Proper medical equipment is essential for safe, quality home care of bedridden patients; renting offers a flexible, cost-effective alternative to purchasing, with options ranging from adjustable beds and wheelchairs to oxygen systems and mo
A selection committee will vote July 17 on whether NBTC Chairman Dr. Sarun Bunibhunchaipruk must resign due to allegations he holds positions prohibited under broadcasting law, including work as a physician and Bangkok Bank director.
