THE TRUTH ABOUT: Samut prakan - Caught on Camera

Is it safe to travel to Thailand? Foreign Office issue update after severe flooding

All 50 districts of Bangkok have been declared disaster-affected areas

The Independent UK · Sep 29

Illegal Chinese-made pet food worth B30m seized

More than 68 tonnes of illegally imported dog and cat food worth over 30 million baht was seized from warehouses in Samut Prakan and Samut Sakhon following a joint crackdown on an alleged smuggling network linked to online sales.

Bangkok Post · Aug 20

Five arrested for unlicensed dental and medical services

Consumer Protection Police have arrested five people accused of illegally providing dental and medical services in Bangkok, Samut Prakan and Samut Sakhon, seizing more than 1,000 items of medical equipment and supplies worth over 330,000 baht.

Bangkok Post · Aug 20

American fitness influencer drowns in Samut Prakan

A 32-year-old American fitness influencer drowned on Tuesday evening after he jumped into a lake at a housing estate in Samut Prakan province, where police also found he had vandalised his rented house.

Bangkok Post · Jul 9

Lamp verdict welcome

Twelve years after the scandal emerged, the arm of justice has finally reached the controversial procurement of Kinnaree sculpture-style lampposts in Samut Prakan province.

Bangkok Post · Jul 8

American fitness influencer drowns in Samut Prakan

Witnesses recount disturbing behaviour, rented luxury home worth B22m found vandalised

Bangkok Post · Jul 8

Two jailed in Kinnaree lamppost scandal

A former subdistrict chief and another defendant have been sentenced to five years in prison for irregularities in the procurement of overpriced Kinnaree lampposts in Samut Prakan.

Bangkok Post · Jul 7

Two cuffed over illegal beauty clinics

Two women have been arrested for illegally providing cosmetic injection services from private homes in Bangkok and Samut Prakan in a crackdown on unlicensed beauty practitioners, according to the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB).

Bangkok Post · Jul 6

Search resumes for missing worker after Chao Phraya barge capsizing

Police and rescue teams resumed search operations on Wednesday after a pontoon sank in the Chao Phraya River in Phra Samut Chedi district, Samut Prakan province, leaving five people injured and one still unaccounted for.

Bangkok Post · Jul 1

Barge pontoon capsizes in Samut Prakan, two injured, one missing

A barge pontoon moored to the Chao Phraya River bank capsized in Samut Prakan province on Tuesday, leaving two people injured and another person missing and prompting a large search and rescue operation.

Bangkok Post · Jun 30