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1 A riot policeman deployed at anti-government protests in Bangkok after visiting his home in Samut Sakhon province last month has tested positive for Covid-19, according to his supervisor. Pol Col Ekapop Tanprayoon, head of Wang Thonglang station, said yesterday that Pol Sen Sgt Maj Somyot Nuamcharoen sought a Covid-19 test at a hospital on Tuesday. The result came back positive on Wednesday. The station chief ordered the disinfection of Wang Thonglang station and items which the infected policeman had handled, while colleagues who had worked closely with him were ordered to quarantine. Pol ...

40 riot policemen quarantined after officer infected 6 published : 5 Mar 2021 at 15:00 6 National police chief Pol Gen Suwat Jangyodsuk briefs reporter at the Royal Thai Police Office in Bangkok on Friday. (Photo supplied) Forty policemen have been quarantined after coming into close contact with a Covid-19 infected riot policeman, who caught the virus on a visit to Samut Sakhon and was later deployed at protest rallies in Bangkok. National police chief Pol Gen Suwat Jangyodsuk on Friday outlined efforts to control the spread of the virus ...

A riot policeman deployed at anti-government protests in Bangkok after visiting his home in Samut Sakhon province last month has tested positive for Covid-19, according to his supervisor.

February 04, 2021 The Nation/Asia News Network Immigration Police nabbed five Chinese nationals and one Singaporean for allegedly running a mobile application providing loans with interest rates higher than the legal limit. Another 46 – all Thais – were arrested for allegedly working as debt collectors for the application, police chief Pol Lt-General Sompong Chingduang said on Wednesday (Feb 3). The arrests came after a crackdown on the illegal loan business at a house in Bangkok’s Wangthonglang district. “The suspects had allegedly opened a mobile application called ‘Speedwallet’...

17 Police arrest Chou Yi Shen (seated) at a condominium in Ratchathewi district in Bangkok on Monday. (Royal Thai Police photo) A Taiwanese man has been arrested with large quantities of drugs believed to have been used in making the “k-powdered milk” cocktail, during a raid in Bangkok. Chou Yi Shen, 38, was arrested on Monday with drugs at a condominium in Ratchathewi district. He was interrogated immediately by a team which included police chief Gen Suwat Jangyodsuk. After he confessed, police searched his other rooms at five-star condominiums in Huai Kha...