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Police from the Cybercrime Investigation Bureau (CIB) and Revenue Department officials have taken 10 members of a family and others into custody, for allegedly setting up skeleton import-export companies, to claim VAT refunds from the Revenue Department for goods exported to Myanmar at inflated prices.
As mass protests grow over her leaked call to Cambodian strongman Hun Sen, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra faces an even greater threat to her grip on power.
The Bhumjaithai party is seeking support from other opposition parties for its motion to seek a no-confidence debate against Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, over the content of the leaked conversation between her and Cambodian Senate Speaker Hen Sen.
Former ‘Red-shirt’ leader Nattawut Saikua claimed today that dissolving the House, to pave way for a general election, would not resolve Thailand’s political conflict.
More than two hours after a massive fire broke out at a paper factory in a Saraburi industrial estate, firefighters are still struggling to extinguish the flames.
Thailand’s Burapha Task Force has revoked a reprieve allowing Cambodians holding border passes to stay and work in Thailand, while prohibiting Thais from crossing the border to work in Cambodia’s Poipet border town, known as a hub for gambling and scam activities.
The Thai Foreign Ministry has refuted a viral online report claiming that Thai nationals entering Europe, including Schengen countries, will be exempt from submitting visa applications under a new pre-travel authorisation system.
Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Manet has rejected a Thai proposal to temporarily ease border controls, insisting that Cambodia will only reopen its border gates once Thailand fully restores normal operations.
The Cambodia Rice Federation (CRF) has denied any involvement in a case concerning bags of rice, found for sale in China and labelled as “Cambodia Hom Mali”, containing Cambodian rice, but displaying the Thai national flag on the packaging.
Thailand’s main two telecom service operators, True Corporation Public Company (TRUE) and Advance Info Service (AIS), were both declared winners in today’s auction of telecom spectrum licenses for the 1500MHz, 2100MHz and 2300MHz bands. The two telecom giants bid a combined 41 billion baht. No other telecom players submitted bids.
The opposition People’s party has condemned some protest leaders for advocating for a coup, to topple the government of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, and urged members of the public to withdraw their support for the Ruam Palang Paendin movement, which organised the yesterday’s rally at the Victory Monument in Bangkok.
Concrete measures have now been put in place to solve the problem of traffic congestion at Thailand’s main Laem Chabang deep-sea port in Chon Buri province.
Leaders of the anti-government protest at the Victory Monument have demanded that Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra step down over the leaked recording, and that her coalition partners withdraw from the government.
The Cambodian Navy expelled a Thai oil tanker, anchored in Sihanoukville province, from its waters on Friday, alleging that it had violated the Cambodian government’s ban on oil imports from Thailand and had entered its waters illegally.
Thousands of anti-government demonstrators rallied at the Victory Monument in Bangkok on Saturday, demanding Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra step down after a leaked diplomatic phone call with Cambodia’s Hun Sen stirred public outrage over her leadership.
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