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Young Finnish girl rescued from alleged captivity in Sa Kaeo An 11 year old Finnish girl was rescued in Sa Kaeo province yesterday, January 22, after she [1]
Myanmar has never been safe for its own people—least of all when the military rules. Yet under the military, the country has always been a safe haven for criminals. From drug kingpins to warlords, the generals have sheltered them for decades. [2]
Fretting Over Air Force Wear and Tear After a series of air attacks that killed more than 50 people—including children, mothers and internally displaced people—in little over a week, junta chief Min Aung Hlaing fretted on Monday that his fighter jet... [3]
Pattaya’s acting police chief lectured officers about ethics while handing down directives for protecting tourists and suppressing crime. Col. [4]
Deputy national police chief Pol.Gen. Surachate Hakparn also known as “Big Joke” on Tuesday surrendered himself in a money laundering case and was released on bail. Pol. Gen. [5]
SITTWE—The head of Taungup Township Police Station in Rakhine State died after accidentally falling down a well inside the compound of the police station on Sunday, police officials said, denying rumors that the officer took his own life. [6]
The Royal Thai Police have been ordered to find fugitive Red Bull heir Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya as soon as possible and bring him to justice for his reckless driving that resulted in the death of a police officer a decade ago. [7]
It was another day of pothole patrols for Pattaya councilman. Dilok Thongnak first visited Soi Arunothai 3 March 20 where residents had complained about subsided manhole covers causing accidents. [8]
Young Finnish girl rescued from alleged captivity in Sa Kaeo An 11 year old Finnish girl was rescued in Sa Kaeo province yesterday, January 22, after she
Myanmar has never been safe for its own people—least of all when the military rules. Yet under the military, the country has always been a safe haven for criminals. From drug kingpins to warlords, the generals have sheltered them for decades.
Fretting Over Air Force Wear and Tear After a series of air attacks that killed more than 50 people—including children, mothers and internally displaced people—in little over a week, junta chief Min Aung Hlaing fretted on Monday that his fighter jet
Pattaya’s acting police chief lectured officers about ethics while handing down directives for protecting tourists and suppressing crime. Col.
Deputy national police chief Pol.Gen. Surachate Hakparn also known as “Big Joke” on Tuesday surrendered himself in a money laundering case and was released on bail. Pol. Gen.
SITTWE—The head of Taungup Township Police Station in Rakhine State died after accidentally falling down a well inside the compound of the police station on Sunday, police officials said, denying rumors that the officer took his own life.
The Royal Thai Police have been ordered to find fugitive Red Bull heir Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya as soon as possible and bring him to justice for his reckless driving that resulted in the death of a police officer a decade ago.
It was another day of pothole patrols for Pattaya councilman. Dilok Thongnak first visited Soi Arunothai 3 March 20 where residents had complained about subsided manhole covers causing accidents.
Lieutenant Colonel Kyaw Soe Aung of the junta’s Signal Training Depot was shot dead by one of his troops in Pyin Oo Lwin Township, Mandalay Region, on Sunday, according to military sources.
MANILA — Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered a review of a decision by state prosecutors to dismiss complaints against several suspected drugs kingpins, amid outrage among the public and some of his allies about them walking free.