Thai Authorities
Coverage of Thai Authorities in the Nexus archive.
- Thai authorities hunt for suspects after an attack in troubled south kills 5 soldiers
Thai authorities are investigating an attack in Narathiwat province where 10 suspects opened fire and threw pipe bombs at a military checkpoint, killing five soldiers and injuring six civilians. Attackers stole weapons and equipment from the paramilitary Ranger force, and the Internal Security Operations Command confirmed the truck used was later found abandoned and burned. The incident occurred in a region with ongoing Muslim separatist tensions.
- Thai authorities hunt for suspects after an attack in troubled south kills 5 soldiers
Thai authorities are searching for those responsible for a deadly attack in the country's troubled deep south that killed 5 soldiers.
- Thai authorities hunt for suspects after an attack in troubled south kills 5 soldiers
Thai authorities are investigating an attack in Narathiwat province by 10 suspects who killed five soldiers and injured six civilians, including a 10-year-old boy. The attackers used firearms and pipe bombs at a security checkpoint before stealing weapons and fleeing, with the region’s ongoing Muslim separatist conflict cited as context.
- What to know about the Bangkok bar fire that killed 27
A fire at Bangkok's Na Ladprao music bar killed 27 people and injured dozens, with investigators examining flammable ceiling materials, electrical faults, and obstructed escape routes as potential causes. Thai authorities and fire safety experts suggest the blaze spread rapidly due to combustible decor and inadequate safety measures.
- Thailand cracks down on foreign companies using fig leaf of local ownership
Thai authorities are increasing enforcement of local ownership rules, causing anxiety among foreign businesses. The crackdown targets foreign companies that use local ownership as a facade.
- FBI leads arrests of 276 in global crypto ‘pig butchering’ scams
The FBI led a global operation resulting in 276 arrests related to cryptocurrency 'pig butchering' scams. Dubai police arrested 275 individuals, and Thai authorities apprehended one suspect.