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Residents in Chiang Mai, Thailand, gathered outside the US consulate to voice their concerns over perceived US interference in the country's internal affairs.

The Move Forward Party, set to form a coalition government, aims to revise Section 112 of the Criminal Law, sparking a debate on the status of the Thai monarchy.

The US requested a revision of the section and the release of political activists, leading some Thai citizens to accuse the US of meddling.

Protests ensued, with demonstrators emphasizing Thailand's independence and submitting a document to the consulate.




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Thai police have made a major drug bust in Pattaya, apprehending a South Korean drug dealer and confiscating drugs worth approximately 17 million baht.

The successful operation was the result of collaboration between Thai and South Korean authorities. The arrest came after extensive raids conducted in Seoul, where 70 drug suspects were apprehended and a large quantity of drugs was seized.

The South Korean dealer, identified as Kim Junbeom, managed to flee to Thailand but was eventually tracked down by Thai authorities.

Find out more about this significant bust and the details revealed during the press conference held by the Thai Immigration Bureau.

Additionally, the officers shared information about another significant case involving a Chinese man implicated in money laundering activities.