Anti-Corruption Curriculum Implemented in Bangkok Schools
Bangkok: Bangkok schools are implementing an anti-corruption curriculum aimed at fostering knowledge and understanding of corruption prevention among students. This initiative is part of an
Bangkok: Bangkok schools are implementing an anti-corruption curriculum aimed at fostering knowledge and understanding of corruption prevention among students. This initiative is part of an
Mae Sot: Security officials intercepted a truck carrying cucumbers that had been used to conceal four illegal foreign workers at the Mae Sot border in
Bangkok: Police took the man who threw rocks at people’s cars to reenact the crime scene in Bang Na area. They are preparing to detain
Loei: The Ministry of Public Health has issued a warning regarding anthrax, stating that the disease is highly contagious and carries a mortality rate of
Bangkok: It is expected that within one week, it will be known for sure whether there are people trapped in the rubble of the Office
Bangkok: Experts from various agencies, including the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), the Department of Public Works, and Kasetsart University, have entered the site of
Bangkok: Police are set to conduct a reenactment involving the individual accused of throwing rocks at vehicles, with plans to present the suspect, Mr. Chalat,
Bangkok: Region 2 Police Commander has issued a directive to 117 police stations, emphasizing the need to reevaluate and adjust the number of investigators to
Bangkok: A homeless man, Mr. Chalat Sae Tang, has been charged with attempted murder after reportedly hurling cement blocks at cars on Bangna-Trad Road, causing
Bangkok: Metropolitan Police have apprehended a young rider accused of stealing from the residences of both a doctor and the deputy chief of the Metropolitan