Pluak Daeng Police Chief transferred following raids on illegal Chinese-targeted KTV bars
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15 Sept 02:19Key points summarised by AI
The "Light of Life" installation illuminates Chiang Rai's Mae Fah Luang Art and Cultural Park from December 9 to January 29, aiming to re-establish the province as a premier art destination.
Curated by six Thai artists and four studios, including Phol Huiprasert, the exhibition uniquely utilizes only white light, symbolizing Princess Srinagarindra's profound dedication to improving local life quality.
Visitors embark on an inspiring journey through interactive installations focused on Life, Thought, Journey, and Light, designed to foster engagement and reflection on the circle of life.
Beyond the light art, the event features a local market and cultural performances on weekends, enriching the visitor experience and boosting the region's cultural tourism.
Pluak Daeng Police Chief transferred following raids on illegal Chinese-targeted KTV bars
Yesterday 13:44Key points summarised by AI
Pluak Daeng Police Chief Pol. Col. Nawin Sinthurat was abruptly transferred to an inactive post after joint raids on four illegal karaoke bars in his district.
The raids, part of 'Sing Prap Hong Lap' operation, exposed unlicensed venues, with two actively offering prostitution services primarily to Chinese nationals.
These bars exclusively used Chinese digital payment platforms (WeChat Pay, Alipay) and managers confessed to paying monthly bribes to state officials.
The Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) has launched a formal inquiry to identify and prosecute any state personnel involved in accepting these illicit payments.