Bright Choomanee

With a degree in English from Srinakharinwirot University, Bright specializes in writing engaging content. Her interests vary greatly, including lifestyle, travel, and news. She enjoys watching series with her orange cat, Garfield, in her free time.
  • Bangkok NewsJapanese man arrested with ecstasy in Bangkok shopping centre

    Japanese man arrested with ecstasy in Bangkok shopping centre

    A 31 year old Japanese national was apprehended by Thonglor police yesterday while allegedly preparing to use ecstasy in a Bangkok shopping centre. Officers discovered four ecstasy tablets in his possession during the arrest. The arrest occurred around 2am, yesterday, March 1, near the fourth-floor restroom of a building in Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana district. The Thonglor police received a…

  • Pattaya NewsSwedish man in tears after girlfriend’s tragic suicide in Pattaya

    Swedish man in tears after girlfriend’s tragic suicide in Pattaya

    A Swedish man was found in tears beside his dead girlfriend in a South Pattaya condominium, Chon Buri, on March 2. Police Major Suthiraphan Tapasri from Mueang Pattaya Police Station was alerted at 4.06am about a suicide incident. The 26 year old woman, Sureetip, reportedly took her life using a pair of trousers. Her boyfriend discovered her body and brought…

  • Phuket NewsKata landslide inquiry faces delays, further interviews planned for March

    Kata landslide inquiry faces delays, further interviews planned for March

    The inquiry into the landslide in Kata that resulted in 13 fatalities and numerous injuries in August last year has encountered delays. Karon police require further interviews with victims and witnesses due to the significant damage. Officers have arranged additional questioning for March 5, with witnesses also expected to provide more statements. Police Lieutenant Colonel Ekkasak Kwanwan, Senior Inspector (Investigation)…

  • Thailand NewsVillager killed by wild elephant in Chanthaburi forest tragedy

    Villager killed by wild elephant in Chanthaburi forest tragedy

    A villager gathering forest products in Mueang Phaya Kamphut, Chanthaburi province, was tragically killed by a wild elephant yesterday, March 1. Rescue volunteers from the Sawang Katanyu Association in Pong Nam Ron were informed of the incident, which occurred within a military area in the subdistrict of Pong Nam Ron, district of Pong Nam Ron. Following the report, local administrative…

  • Thailand NewsNorth Thailand resident wins 18 million baht in Lottery Plus

    North Thailand resident wins 18 million baht in Lottery Plus

    A new millionaire from north Thailand has emerged after winning 18 million baht through Lottery Plus. The fortunate person bought three tickets, all of which turned out to be winners. They are now awaiting Not Phanthawat to personally deliver the prize money to their home. Yesterday, March 1, the Government Lottery Office announced the results for the draw dated March…

  • Crime NewsAngler’s shocking catch in Pathum Thani: a body, not a fish

    Angler’s shocking catch in Pathum Thani: a body, not a fish

    A 36 year old man fishing in Pathum Thani’s Rangsit Phra Yurasak Canal was surprised to discover a body, mistaking it for a fish initially. Yesterday, March 1, at 10pm, Police Lieutenant Pornchet Prommool from Pratunam Chulalongkorn Police Station was informed about a body found floating in the canal near Pier 2, close to Kaew Bridge, on the way to…

  • Phuket NewsPhuket tightens immigration checks amid illegal work, drug concerns

    Phuket tightens immigration checks amid illegal work, drug concerns

    Phuket, in collaboration with international consulates, is intensifying its immigration checks and efforts to combat illegal activities due to a rise in drug-related offences and the presence of foreigners working without proper documentation on the island. Last year, 194 foreigners had their visas revoked, and 998 faced deportation in Phuket for activities primarily linked to drugs and working without valid…

  • Pattaya NewsKorean driver dies in Nong Prue truck collision

    Korean driver dies in Nong Prue truck collision

    A Korean national tragically lost his life in a car accident involving a truck in Nong Prue during the early hours of yesterday, March 1. Emergency responders were alerted to the incident at 3.06am on Motorway 7 Section 5, which connects Bangkok to Chon Buri. Upon arrival, they discovered a damaged small car on the road. The driver, identified as…

  • Pattaya NewsDanish tourist stabbed in Pattaya, refuses hospital treatment

    Danish tourist stabbed in Pattaya, refuses hospital treatment

    A 22 year old Danish national sustained multiple stab wounds in Pattaya on the night of February 28. The incident, which occurred at 10.36pm on Chalerm Phrakiet Road in Nongprue, Bang Lamung, remains shrouded in mystery as the victim refused to provide details, press charges, or seek hospital treatment. Emergency responders discovered the injured man, identified only as Daniel, with…

  • Pattaya NewsPolice raid in Pattaya nets eight arrests in drug den bust

    Police raid in Pattaya nets eight arrests in drug den bust

    Anti-narcotics officers conducted a significant raid on an alleged drug den in Soi Jomtien 3, Pattaya, at 2.06pm on February 28. The operation resulted in the arrest of eight people, including one dealer and seven users, following complaints from locals about ongoing drug activities despite continuous efforts to eliminate them. The raid was carefully planned through a sting operation involving…

  • Bangkok NewsSuvarnabhumi Airport tightens checks amid Congo fever outbreak

    Suvarnabhumi Airport tightens checks amid Congo fever outbreak

    Heightened disease control measures have been implemented at Suvarnabhumi Airport to screen travellers arriving from high-risk countries after reports of a mysterious fever outbreak in Congo. Doctor Panumas Yanwetsakul, Director General of the Department of Disease Control (DDC), addressed reports from the World Health Organisation (WHO) regarding an outbreak of an unknown illness in Congo. As of February 19, the…

  • Thailand NewsForeign worker healthcare costs soar to 92 billion baht in 2024

    Foreign worker healthcare costs soar to 92 billion baht in 2024

    The National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) recently stood by its figures regarding healthcare costs for foreign workers, stating that the data was sourced from the Ministry of Public Health. According to NESDC’s report, there has been a notable rise in healthcare demand from foreign patients, particularly in border areas, reaching a record 3.8 million healthcare visits in the fiscal…