Meta has disabled over 150,000 accounts and launched new tools to combat scam networks in Southeast Asia, leading to 21 arrests by Thai police in an international crackdown, with US citizens reportedly losing over $10 billion to these online and phone scams in 2024.

Thai police have arrested a Myanmar national accused of fuel smuggling, as reported by Myanmar Now.

Thai police are tightening controls and ordering stricter visa extension screening in an effort to block transnational criminals.

Thai police employed an unusual tactic, disguising themselves in a dancing lion costume, to successfully arrest a man wanted for burglary.

Officers devise unusual plan to arrest man suspected of stealing about $64,000 worth of Buddhist artefacts Thai police donned a lion dance costume during this week’s lunar new year festivities to arrest a man accused of stealing about $64,000 worth of Buddhist artefacts. Dressed as a red-and-yellow lion, officers made the arrest on Wednesday evening after responding to a report this month of a home burglary in the suburbs of Bangkok. Continue reading...

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Thai police are planning to install barbed wire at all illegal crossing points along the Sungai Golok river to enhance border security.

The Royal Thai Police Office (RTP) has ordered heightened border security after detecting attempts by transnational scam syndicates to slip into Thailand to evade intensified crackdowns in neighbourin

Thai police successfully apprehended a serial burglar by going undercover as lion dancers, according to AP News.

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Quentin Griffiths, co-founder of the British fast-fashion retailer Asos, has died after falling from a balcony in Thailand, according to Thai police.

During Lunar New Year festivities, Thai police employed a lion dance costume as a disguise to surprise and arrest a suspect accused of stealing approximately US$64,000.