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Old ‘Ben Smith’ photos come back to haunt Thai VIPs
Leaked photos showing alleged money laundering mastermind Benjamin Mauerberger, alias “Ben Smith”, posing with several high-profile Thai political, police, military and business figures have stirred controversy and raised questions about his alleged influence and protection.
Rain forecasts raise fears in flood-hit Indonesia, Sri Lanka
Government ‘sorry’ for flood relief delay
The government has issued an apology after the website of the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation crashed on Wednesday, disrupting registration for flood relief payments to those affected by the floods in the South.
Tax policy to address environment, health issues
The Excise Department is preparing six new tax measures focusing on environmental protection and public health.
Afternoon alcohol ban lifted, effective immediately
Registered outlets can now sell alcoholic beverages during the previously banned period of 2pm to 5pm, with a one hour extension of time for customers in licensed premises at night to finish their drinks.
Actress Rybena ‘Nana’ arrested for fraudulent borrowing
Police arrested actress Rybena “Nana” Intachai at her home in Watthana district of Bangkok on Wednesday morning for alleged fraudulent borrowing.
Tougher action vowed against scams, no leniency says Anutin
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Wednesday promised that his government would continuously expand its scam suppression after the huge seizure of assets worth about 10 billion baht from major suspects linked to Cambodia.
Anwar’s former aide, businessman to face bribery charges: Malaysia’s anti-graft agency
Albert Tei purportedly channelled over US$150,000 to Anwar’s former senior political secretary Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin, which was allegedly spent on home renovations, cigars and tailored suits.
South Korea’s Lee praises Trump, hopes US can resume North Korea dialogue
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung also said he felt an apology was due to North Korea over his predecessor’s alleged order to send drones and propaganda leaflets across the border.