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In the vibrant cityscape of Bangkok, where tantalizing aromas waft through the air, a rather pragmatic revolution is quietly underway. Spearheaded by Aekvarunyoo Amrapala, the diligent Assistant Secretary to the Governor of Bangkok and BMA Spokesman, the city is tackling a slippery nemesis—grease blockages in drainage systems. Picture this mission as “Operation Anti-Grease Blockage,” with Bangkok’s culinary havens as the spirited battleground. In accordance with the innovative Bangkok Act on food and beverage establishments BE 2565 (2022), this initiative is more than just a bureaucratic maneuver. It’s a proactive quest to ensure that every last ounce of greasy villainy is captured before it dares to slip into the city’s veins of drainage. As the legislation demands, every food vendor—be it a bustling street-side cart or a sophisticated glass-clad café—must separate grease before letting wastewater meander into the drainage system. The heroic tools in this saga? Grease traps, grease pits, or…

In what can only be described as a heart-wrenching incident, a 43-year-old worker known only as Santi met with a tragic fate on June 6th. The unfortunate incident unfolded at the Royal Irrigation Department building in the bustling Dusit district of Bangkok. In an attempt to dispose of ceiling debris from the sixth floor, Santi plummeted to his demise, leaving a somber cloud over his colleagues and the local community. Police Lieutenant Colonel Surachai Phanlomsor of the Samsen Police Station confirmed the unsettling details shortly after the tragedy was reported. The incident has left everyone asking questions, not least because Santi was discovered at the bottom of the freight lift shaft, marked by the eerie presence of burn marks on his right arm. Witnesses recounted hearing a sound similar to a roof collapsing while they were on duty, leading to the discovery of Santi’s body. His co-workers immediately alerted the…

On a serene June 8th morning, the usually quiet streets of Bang Krang in Nonthaburi province became the backdrop for a dramatic twist. The Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECS) swooped in with a mission and a plan, emphasizing that in the world of taxes, there’s no realm for fakes. Leading the charge was Police Colonel Thathapoom Charuprat, the ECS commander, who handed over the reins to Police Colonel Narupon Karuna and Police Lieutenant Colonel Wannalop Rattanawong. Their target? Phongsak, a 49-year-old construction company executive who, according to charges, was tangled in a web of deceit spun from fake tax invoices. This operation, armed with a Thonburi Criminal Court warrant issued months before in February, turned a quiet residence into a scene of justice served. The backdrop of this arrest was a painstaking investigation led by Nonthaburi’s regional revenue officers. Their findings were damning: 522 fabricated tax invoices, claimed to be…

In the early hours of June 8, a tragic incident unfolded on the intersection of Rangsit Pathum Thani Road, leaving a community in mourning. At precisely 3:30 am, Police Lieutenant Sahasawat Sopha was jolted into action following an alarming report of a vehicular collision involving a truck loaded with bottles. The clash, an unforgiving tangle of metal and destiny, occurred at Ban Klang Intersection, en route to Pathum Thani in the serene Ban Klang subdistrict of Mueang district, within Pathum Thani province. As dawn broke, emergency responders descended upon the scene with hurried precision. Among them were specialists from the Ministry of Justice’s Forensic Science Institute, the ever-vigilant traffic police from Suan Phrik Thai Police Station, and dedicated personnel from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation. A hulking Hino 10-wheeler truck, marked by its Nong Bua Lam Phu registration, loomed ominously still in the intersection. Embedded at the rear, like a…

In the early hours of June 8, a serene morning in Chachoengsao province was shattered by a tragic accident that unfolded under the silvery pre-dawn light. As the clock struck 4:30 AM, the stillness of the two-lane road near Chuat Chado Bridge was pierced by a loud crash, a heart-wrenching collision that claimed the lives of two young souls riding a motorcycle. The scene was both haunting and chaotic, with a mangled Honda Wave lying prone, its once vibrant engine reduced to a broken relic, pieces scattered like an unfinished puzzle. Equally battered was a Mitsubishi Pajero, its front end crumpled, bonnet ajar as it bore the scars of a fierce impact. Just ten meters separated these vehicles, yet the chasm it created in lives was infinite. Blood stains along the Pajero’s rear roof and a hair tie fluttering like a poignant memento painted a sorrowful picture of the accident’s…

Article Rewrite In the peaceful backdrop of Songkhla province’s Saba Yoi district, the morning sun heralded a day fraught with unexpected tragedy. What seemed like an ordinary day for rubber tapping turned into a scene of heartbreak and mystery when a 52-year-old woman was discovered lifeless at the base of a rubber tree, an event that swiftly cast a shadow over the community. The woman, Prathum, had ventured out with her new husband, 51-year-old Bunhai, and his son, 26-year-old Chaiphruek. As dawn broke, she took to the familiar rubber plantation in the Mueang Khlong Si Ra subdistrict to engage in the usual tapping work. Yet, the day’s routine was abruptly shattered. The gentle whisper of leaves in the breeze did little to mask the sinister undertones lurking in the background, as fate had other plans. Pronthep, the victim’s son, narrated his tale of suspicion and discovery with a deep sense…