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In an update on efforts to tackle PM2.5 air pollution in Bangkok and its vicinity, a minister said the Department of Royal Rainmaking and Agricultural Aviation has been instructed to expedite measures to create rain.

Deputy Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Itthi Sirilatthayakorn explained on Friday that the efforts would include spraying water and using dry ice to create atmospheric channels to help disperse pollutants more efficiently. #

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January 21, 2025

A record 1.65 million tonnes of crystal methamphetamine or “ice” was found concealed in rolls of cotton textile in a joint operation led by the Office of Narcotics Control Board. The drugs, intended for smuggling through Thailand to other countries, were allegedly linked to an Indian drug-trafficking gang.

ONCB secretary-general Pol Lt-General Panurat Lakboon told the press on Monday that five Thai suspects who were allegedly working for the gang have been arrested.

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A senior officer at Metropolitan Police Division 3 is under investigation after reportedly endorsing a university course to train Chinese police volunteers and approving the issuance of ID cards bearing the police logo.

Pol Lt-General Sayam Boonsom on Thursday ordered Pol Maj-General Kiartkul Sonthinane, commander of the third division, to investigate a police colonel. The name of the police colonel, who heads the investigation sub-division of the third division, is being withheld pending further investigation.

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Thai researchers have pioneered a groundbreaking dietary supplement in the form of a jelly, derived from a unique fruit extract, potentially offering a new approach to reducing risk of cardiovascular disease.

The Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MOHEI), in collaboration with the Scientific and Technological Research Institute of Thailand, has developed a novel supplement using Carissa carandas Linn, a species of flowering shrub sometimes known as Bengal currant.



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