Siam Amazing Park set for Nov 19 reopening after flood recovery work
Giant 35-million-year-old rodent fossil discovered in Krabi
Police skeptical of Panadda’s fraud claims against husband
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AI In-briefToday 14:14
Police skeptical of Panadda’s fraud claims against husband
Police express skepticism regarding Panadda Wongphudee's fraud claims against her husband, Atip Anantawan, citing her accountability for the 'Do Good Foundation's financial affairs.
Panadda accuses Atip and contractor Apichart of defrauding the foundation of 50 million baht, while Apichart asserts the pool villa project was a joint investment with Atip, having received 75 million baht.
Authorities will prioritize evidence, including circumstantial details and testimonies from auditors and accountants, to ascertain Panadda's knowledge of the alleged misuse of donor funds.
AI In-briefToday 12:06
Giant 35-million-year-old rodent fossil discovered in Krabi
Thai and international researchers unearthed a 35-million-year-old fossil of a new giant rodent species, Yakamys sirindhornae, in Krabi, Thailand.
Weighing an estimated 30 kilograms, this fossil represents the largest known rodent from the Paleogene period, significantly advancing the understanding of large-bodied rodent evolution by 15-20 million years.
The species was named Yakamys sirindhornae in honor of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, marking the fifth fossil named after her.
This discovery underscores Thailand's growing potential in paleontological research and its importance as a world-class natural heritage site for scientific discovery.