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Crime Bang Lamung Authorities Arrest Men Over Drug Sales
Picture courtesy of koaded. Officials in Bang Lamung District have arrested two men from Bang Saen for allegedly selling methamphetamine and crystal meth, following an undercover operation. At 23:30 on 21 August, Mr Patcharapath Srithanyanont, District Chief of Bang Lamung, ordered Mr Kamphrai Laosaen, the district’s security officer and Narcotics Suppression official, to lead a combined force of local administrative officers and territorial volunteers in a sting operation. The investigation followed tips from previously arrested drug users identifying a group from Bang Saen as local suppliers. Authorities arranged for an undercover agent to purchase 5 grams of ice for 2,000 baht, with the handover scheduled at a daily rental room in Nong Prue. Security forces established a perimeter, blocking escape routes with official vehicles. Shortly afterwards, the suspects arrived at the meeting point. When they handed over the drugs, officers moved in to arrest them. One suspect attempted to flee but was quickly apprehended along with his accomplice. The suspects were later identified as Mr Khom, 37, who was found with 3.1 grams of ice and the 2,000 baht used in the sting and Mr Chaiwat Hommala, 31, who had 2.4 grams of ice in two plastic bags and three methamphetamine pills in his pocket. Both men reportedly confessed that the drugs belonged to them. They were formally arrested and taken, along with the seized substances, to Bang Lamung Police Station to face charges of possession and distribution of Category 1 narcotics under the law. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-08-23 -
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International Mail To United States Ended Indefinitely
There is no announcement of a suspension on the Thai Post web site. Unless someone can provide an authoritative link I don't believe it. -
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Ukraine Russia launches biggest wave of strikes on Ukraine for weeks
You need to source quotes. If I remember correctly this is a couple of years old. Thing is he won't give up territory. The other thing is Putin's troops continue to take territory. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 23 August 2025
Thai, Vietnamese Police Unite to Fight Call Centre Scams Picture courtesy of Matichon. The Chief Inspector of Thailand’s National Police, Pol Gen Thatchai Pitanilabutr, has led a high-level delegation to Vietnam to strengthen bilateral cooperation in tackling cybercrime, including cross-border call centre scams. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1370679-thai-vietnamese-police-unite-to-fight-call-centre-scams/ -
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If a thai man hit you first, would you retaliate?
Poo dee Angrit ✔️ Poo on me Angrit ❌ -
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Crime Thai, Vietnamese Police Unite to Fight Call Centre Scams
Picture courtesy of Matichon. The Chief Inspector of Thailand’s National Police, Pol Gen Thatchai Pitanilabutr, has led a high-level delegation to Vietnam to strengthen bilateral cooperation in tackling cybercrime, including cross-border call centre scams. The visit, from 15–17 August, coincided with the 80th anniversary celebrations of Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security, held at the National Convention Center in Hanoi. Thailand was among 17 countries represented at the event, reflecting its growing role in regional law enforcement collaboration. Accompanying Pol Gen Thatchai were Pol Maj Gen Attasit Sudsanguan, Deputy Commissioner of the Technology Crime Suppression Division and Pol Col Sanya Niampradit, Deputy Commander of the Foreign Affairs Division, along with other senior officers. During the visit, Thai and Vietnamese officials exchanged strategies to combat call centre syndicates, which have increasingly relocated operations from western Cambodia, such as Poipet, to eastern areas near the Vietnamese border, including Svay Rieng. These gangs exploit Vietnamese infrastructure to defraud citizens, prompting both countries to enhance intelligence sharing, joint investigations and the coordination of international arrest warrants. Thailand’s National Police has established the International Anti-Scam and Human Trafficking Syndicate Command Center (IAC), a 24-hour war room integrating domestic and international agencies. Vietnamese officials were invited to participate in operations at the IAC, signalling full cooperation from both sides. Pol Gen Thatchai highlighted the importance of the visit in strengthening Thai–Vietnamese relations in law enforcement and cross-border crime prevention. “Vietnam placed great importance on inviting our delegation to this significant event. Our collaboration has been highly effective and will continue to evolve, enabling us to combat cybercrime and call centre scams more efficiently,” he said. The visit underscores ongoing efforts by Thailand and Vietnam to enhance regional security through proactive, coordinated policing and intelligence sharing. Both sides expressed satisfaction with past cooperation and pledged to continue joint operations to disrupt cybercrime syndicates. Related article: https://aseannow.com/topic/1368805-war-room-setup-to-crush-call-centres-in-3-months/ Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-08-23
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