Tag: National Anti Corruption Commission
NACC finds former TAT governor guilty
BANGKOK,(NNT) - The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has indicted the former governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) on charges of abnormal wealth,...
Witnesses in Rolls-Royce case to be summoned next week
BANGKOK, (NNT) The national anti-graft agency will summon witnesses in the Rolls-Royce bribery case for questioning next week.
Sansern Poljieak, the Secretary General of the...
NACC declares a Mahidol U official of being unusually rich
A financial official of Mahidol University has been declared unusually rich by the National Anti-Corruption Commission after it was discovered that she received about...
People from all walks of life turn up to wish Princess...
BANGKOK, 31 March 2012 – As Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn will turn 57 on the second of April this year,...
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Pattaya anchors Thailand’s EEC as Southeast Asia’s senior economic stronghold
Written from the perspective of a practitioner in tax, commercial and investment law, this article aims to shed light on developments that increasingly shape...
Dinosaurs take over Pattaya as National Children’s Day comes alive
PATTAYA, Thailand – Get ready for a journey back millions of years as Pattaya prepares for one of its most exciting National Children’s Day...
U-Tapao Naval Air Base gears up for National Children’s Day with F-16 flight shows
PATTAYA, Thailand – The Royal Thai Navy is preparing an impressive lineup of activities for National Children’s Day 2026 at the Naval Aviation Museum,...
A fine today, back tomorrow why illegal lion dances keep returning to Pattaya
PATTAYA, Thailand – The sight of a lion dance troupe roaming Pattaya’s streets may look festive at first glance, but for many residents and...
‘All Show, No Change’ as festivals expose Pattaya’s footpath problem, residents say
PATTAYA, Thailand – City officials have once again pledged action against vehicles blocking footpaths, warning of fines and towing as part of renewed efforts...