Komchadluek, January 27, 2012
- Major Piyanat confessed that he transferred drugs and got 1 million baht. General Prayuth vows that misconduct charges will be brought against the owner of second hand car business. [the initial person arrested in the drug sting]
- The organizer [of the botched firewroks celebration] apologized to all Supanburi residents. The police will arrest the representative of the fireworks company.
- Teerayuth pointed out a crisis will happen if article 112 is amended. There will be a strong conflict in the country.
- Suchart-Prapassorn-Chelermchai-Settha are the national artists of the year 2011.

Matichon, January 27, 2012
- 4 decrees were submitted to a royal approval already. Democrats hurry to obstruct these and submit documents to the court to claim that they will conflict with the constitution.
- A major was questioned about a drug connection and he got a 1 million baht payment [for drugs].
- The police raided three factories producing poor-standard steel.
- An organizer in Chinese New Year explosion was alleged.

ThaiRath, January 27, 2012
- There is curse that caused the firework explosion because the giant dragon shielded the Shrine of the City Pillar [this is the large dragon visible in the photos of the incident]
- Major Nut was under arrested and taken to Bangkok. He confessed that he was a driver of a van that carries drugs.
- National Police chief Gen. Priewpan will be on a hunt for 22 casinos and declared clearly that if any police officer has ties to these casinos then he will be charged for misconduct.
- The Puea Thai party condemned the Nitirat group as being employed to overthrow the government.

Daily New, January 27, 2012
- 4 decrees for loans were approved and announced in the government gazette already.
- Teerayuth warned the amendment of article 112 will lead to a critical situation.
- A Korat woman, the owner of a cassava farm, stripped almost naked to protest about government farm policy.
- A sergeant was arrested as being part of a network moving a billion baht worth of drugs.

Komchadluek, January 26, 2012
- The spider appeared in the city. Bit [someone] to death. The spider is small and grey color. It’s not a black widow spider.
- The event organizer at Supanburi was implicated for the explosion in the event. [Yesterday's fireworks explosion that killed at least 4.]
- The owner of a secondhand car shop linked to a major of the armed forces is arrested.
- The Commissioner General ordered public security officers to keep an eye on the Nitirat group. [a group of academics calling for reform of the lese majeste law]

Matichon, January 26, 2012
- The organizer and the person who ignited fireworks are accused as the cause of the explosion of fireworks in Suphanburi.
- A big drugs dealer with one billion baht worth of drugs is accused.
- Cutting the interest rate to 3% to improve the economy. Civil servants surely will have the 15,000 baht [increase in salary promised by the government] by the end of January.
- The Nitirat group denied that they are leading the push for the amendment of Article 112. Big Too [General Prayuth] said that the Nitirat are hurting the feelings of Thai people.

Thairath, January 26, 2012
- The firework were in a misdirected position and that’s why there was an explosion at the Chinese New Year [festival] in Supanburi.
- Big Too criticized the Nitirat group for the intention to amend article 112.
- Mr. Nipon Panchart is arrested and accepted that a [army] major is involved with him as a drug gangster.
- Autopsy of the dead body of the spider victim. Revealed that this spider has 8 legs and it must be a brown widow spider.

Daily News, January 26, 2012
- The godfather of drugs has confessed that a major in the armed forces is a big player in the drug trafficking network.
- Mr. Chuwit disclosed that there are many illegal franchise casinos which are back up by generals in the armed forces.
- There is a cut in interest rates of 0.25%.
- The United Front for Red Shirt Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) proposed the amendment of Section 291 of the constitution.

Komchadluek, January 25, 2012
- Fireworks for the opening Chinese New Year event in Supanburi flew into a temple and burned. 3 died and many were injured.
- The police will apprehend by killing a drug gangsters who shot dead a market woman at Chatujak market during a raid. And they suspect the owner of a rental cars shop. [this is a police death warrant issued against a person accused of being a brutal killer]
- PM bars the Nitirat Groups from pushing the amendment of section 112 [the lese majeste law]. She confirmed that the government has the view that it don’t touch section 112.
- A spider that bit and killed a man might be a black widow spider.

Matichon, January 25, 2012
- Poo asked the Nitirat group to stop pushing the amendment of section 112. The Puea Thai Party also declared that there are a large number of people being paid 500 baht to agitate against the government.
- 41 people were appointed as secretaries and advisers to the cabinet. [These are political positions rather than clerical positions.]
- The first phase of the ombudsman positions is finalized under Yingluck 2 [the second cabinet of PM Yingluck].
- PM threatens to take back the budget if revitalization and flood solving projects are not moving forward.

Daily News, January 25, 2012
- At least four people were killed and many injured in an explosion and fire caused by fireworks at a Chinese New Year celebration in Suphan Buri province.
- A court has ordered Samitivej Hospital to pay 18 million baht in compensation for malpractice which led to a death of woman and her unborn baby during labor.
- Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said that the monarchy should be protected and Article 112 will not be amended.
- Mr. A was shot dead during a raid on a house’s roof.

Thairath, Janary 25, 2012
- A man died mysteriously. His wife said that he was bitten to death by a spider.
- The penis of an elephant was sliced to make sashimi.
- The Puea Thai Party abandoned the Nitirat group 112.
- There was firework explosion at a Chinese New Year celebration in Suphan Buri province.

Komchaluek, January 24, 2012
- Chasing Burma to catch the drug gangster that killed a Pol. Sub. Lt. His pension was increased 7 levels of police rank for his sacrifice. [Police and military killed in the line of duty have their rank posthumously raised to provide increased benefits to their families.]
- HM the King told the new cabinet to be honest and develop the country.
- 2 models surrendered themselves to the police in the case of the topless casino. They claimed that they were incited by guests to do it for tips.
- The Queen Sirikit together with HR Princess Sirindhorn visited Yaowarat for the Chinese New Year Festival.

Matichon, January 24, 2012
- His Majesty the King granted an audience to the reshuffled cabinet which was sworn in. He told to the new cabinet to make the country progress and make it safe.
- Yaowarat residents are happy that Queen Sirikit and the Princess Sirindhorn visited on Chinese New Year.
- Poo [PM Yingluck] is wearing the pilot costume to show that she is ready to maneuver.
- Amend or not to amend the law section 112 [the lese majeste law], Mr. Kittipong [deputy of Justice ministry] gave his opinion of the exclusive interview with Matichon.
- Got clues that “Atris” was bomb creator [referring to the Hezbollah-related bombing suspect].

Thairath, January 24, 2012
- His Majesty the King asked the new cabinet to strictly follow their oath.
- Declared that the 1000 million baht assets of the drug dealer will be confiscated.
- Topless models at that casino gave themselves up to the police.
- The First Regional Army pushes BMA to dig some canals as soon as possible. Not only concern about flooding, the government should also beware of drought.

Daily News, January 24, 2012
- His Majesty the King asked the cabinet of Poo II to be honest.
- Her Majesty the Queen and Her Royal Princess Sirindhorn addressed at Yaowarat Festival for Chinese New Year. All residents there greeted them.
- The owner of a luxury house was burnt to death in this house.
- NACC alleged Mr. Supoj of having unreported wealth.