Police insist no rape case on Koh Tao but welcome evidence from alleged victim

13 Sept 11:56 Key points summarised by AI

Deputy Tourist Police Commissioner Pol Maj Gen Surachet Hakparn's investigation on Koh Tao found no evidence to support a British backpacker's claim of being drugged, raped, and robbed, after inspecting the alleged scene and gathering testimonies.
A hostel owner reportedly told police the British tourist expressed regret over an affair with a male companion, contradicting the alleged rape narrative.
Police welcome the alleged victim to return with evidence to prove her case, but also warned that those spreading fabricated information online could face computer crime charges.

Chinese businesswoman wanted over alleged fraud arrested in Bangkok

Today 16:52 Key points summarised by AI

Thai police arrested Ms. Woo, a Chinese businesswoman, in Bangkok, who was wanted by Chinese authorities for alleged customs law violations.
She is accused of defrauding the Chinese state of approximately 500 million baht through a fabric import-export company by falsifying documents, claiming illicit tax refunds, and destroying company seals.