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A Pheu Thai focus is rewritten by Carter.

A charter rewrite will be completed within four years as a number of academics and interest groups are being approached to sit on a panel set up to study the design of a referendum to be held on amending the charter,Phumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Ministersaid on Tuesday.

The panel’s selection is in the hands of Mr. Phumtham, who likewise serves as business secretary. At its first conference last Wednesday, the government gave its blessing to his visit.

Rewriting the contract is one of the top priorities set forth by the Pheu Thai-led administration.

I’m speaking with people from a variety of fields, including constitutional professionals. According to Mr. Phumtham, this government wants more people to participate in the contract revision process and for the referendum to be held as soon as possible.

” The government will work to modify the contract and find ways to make sure that everyone agrees with it.” We even adhere to the principle that the constitution’s first and second pages remain unaltered, according to Mr. Phumtham.

Parts of Chapter 1 describe Thailand as a second, unbroken land with democrats in power and the King as the head of state. Parts about the royal prerogatives are found in Section 2.

We did speak with lawmakers, senators, and community organizations. The contract may, however, be revised within four times. The state wants it to happen fast because it is an urgent matter, he said.

List-maker Parit Wacharasindhu of the foe Move Forward Party recently claimed that the government’s decision to establish a referendum research panel was merely an effort to buy time.

He cited a promise made by the Pheu Thai Party, which is in power, on August 2 to hold an election to amend the mandate, adding that the general public may be involved in the formation of the assembly responsible for redrafting it.

But, Mr. Parit claimed that the government appeared to be backtracking on its pledge to modify the mandate.

A prime ministerial buy, not a cupboard resolution, which calls for stronger lawful compliance, will be used to create the study panel, according to the MP.

The contract update procedure cannot be rushed, according to Deputy House Speaker Pichet Chuamuangphan on Tuesday and nbsp.

If folks agree with it, he said, an assembly will remain organized.

The mind of the so-called Pheu Thai Family and the youngest child of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, Paetongtarn, declared yesterday that she is prepared to take the helm as the party’s leader.

While the committee has not yet decided who will lead the Pheu Thai Party, Ms. Paetongtarn stated to the hit yesterday at the party’s headquarters that she would give it her all if chosen.

She added that the agency’s policies are consistent with those of the party and that she had been chosen to serve as vice president for the national soft energy strategy committee, which is presided over by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin.

Although eager for the” soft power” function, Thaksin’s girl is open to doing more.

The head of the Pheu Thai household and the girl of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, Paetongtarn Shinwarn, declared on Tuesday that if that is what the party wants, she is prepared to direct it.

She said she would be willing to give her best if chosen, even though the group’s future president has not yet been decided.

Ms. Paetongtarn, 37, declared at an event held to commemorate the party’s 16th anniversary — the third iteration of the Thai Rak Thai Party founded by her father in 1998 — that she would put her best effort into working for the group regardless of my position within the organization.

I’ll concentrate on the group’s objectives. Even if someone else is chosen to lead the party, it won’t have an impact on me, she continued.

In addition, Ms. Paetongtarn expressed her pleasure at serving as vice-chair of the regional sweet energy strategy commission, which is presided over by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. She noted that Pheu Thai had supported soft-power initiatives during the election campaign.

Ms. Paetongtarn responded that she would have to travel to the intricate for discussions but wouldn’t mind if the committee had to work remotely to accommodate the group’s flexibility when questioned about starting her job at parliament.

She continued,” I’d be thrilled to go back to Government House.” ” When my father was the prime minister and I was very young, I used to go there.” If it still resembles what I remember, please let me know.

On October 16, the Pheu Thai Party intends to hold a public forum to choose its new leader and senior committee.

Dr. Cholnan announced his resignation on August 30 in accordance with his promise to resign if Pheu Thai established a state with military-related functions. The 62-year-old Nan doctor, yet, continues to serve as the cabinet’s minister of public health.

The Pheu Thai Party’s deputy prime minister and deputy president, Phumtham Wechayachai, stated that the group would like to promote talented young people to join. He continued,” Senior party members had back down and support a younger head.”

Some Pheu Thai MPs are thought to support Ms. Paetongtarn taking the helm.

Mr. Phumtham responded that Ms. Paetongtarn is capable and would be a good fit for the position when asked if she will be chosen as president. The new administrative board of the party may make the choice, though.

Businesswoman and director of the national football team make a commitment to enhance family’s quality of life.

Nualphan Lamsam, also known as Madam Pang, is the manager of the national football team. He has been named a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Children’s Fund( Unicef ).

After former prime minister Anand Panyarachun was given the honor in 1996, Ms. Nualphan is the next Thai to hold the position of Unicef grace ambassador.

The place was given to Ms. Nualphan on Monday by Kyungsun Kim, an Unicef Thailand agent at the organization’s Thailand office.

Mr. Nualphan may assist Unicef in promoting laws that protect children and students by assisting her with early childhood development issues.

She also contributes to the development of sports, computer protection for kids, and quality of life advertising.

Ms. Nualphan pledged to promote a better quality of life for kids in the nation in her understanding speech.

I think every child needs strict attention so they can grow stronger and better, just like crops that need ideal environments to become stronger, she said.

The president and chief executive officer of Muang Thai Insurance is Ms. Nualphan, who comes from a well-known company home.

She is well-known for her business management and altruism, but perhaps even more so in the sports industry. She has overseen both the federal women’s and mens sports teams in addition to serving as chairwoman of the Thai League 1 soccer team Port FC.

According to Phutham, he is currently forming the election section, and the update will be finished in 4 years.

The government has vowed that the charter will be revised within the next four years, claiming that preparations have now begun for the formation of a panel that will examine the upcoming referendum on charter amendment.

In response to complaints from the Move Forward Party that the new leadership seems to be dragging its feet on the matter, Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai made the statement on Tuesday.

The panel’s appointment is in the hands of Mr. Phumtham. His nomination was approved by the government last Wednesday, nbsp.

Rewriting the contract is one of the top priorities set forth by the Pheu Thai-led administration.

I’m speaking with people from a variety of fields, including constitutional professionals, Mr. Phutham said. The vote should be held as soon as possible, and this government wants more people to participate in the contract rewrite process.

” The government will work to modify the contract and find ways to make sure it is well-received by all parties.” We will also adhere to the tenet that the constitution’s pages one and two may be left unaltered.

Parts of Chapter 1 describe Thailand as a second, unbroken land with democrats in power and the King as the head of state. Areas in Chapter 2 deal with the royal privilege.

According to Mr. Phumtham,” We will hold talks with Members and senators as well as civil organizations.” The contract update, however, must be finished within four years. The state wants it to happen fast because it is an urgent matter.

A Move Forward list-MP named Parit Wacharasindhu previously claimed that the president’s decision to establish a referendum research panels is merely an effort to buy time.

He cited the Pheu Thai Party’s promise on August 2 to keep a referendum on contract amendment, which also stated that the consumer may be involved in establishing the charter-redrafting assembly.

But, Mr. Parit claimed that the government appeared to be backtracking on its pledge to modify the mandate.

A prime ministerial buy, not a cupboard resolution, which calls for stronger lawful compliance, would form the study panel, according to the MP.

The contract revision process may be rushed, according to Deputy House Speaker Pichet Chuamuangphan on Tuesday.

He stated that a drafting forum may be established if the populace approved of amending the contract.

Drug treatment facilities for users may be opened in state hospitals all over the country by the Public Health Ministry.

On Sunday, the issue was discussed at a department lecture on drug prevention and suppression led by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin and Public Health Minister Cholnan Srikaew. & nbsp,

The Public Health Ministry will support Mr. Srettha’s recommendation to send drug abusers for treatment, according to Dr. Opas Kankawinpong, the heath fixed minister, who spoke at the conference.

He claimed that 42 condition hospitals now have little – Thanyarak services, or treatment facilities, for drug addicts. This company will be made available to all state institutions under the new government’s programs.

According to Dr. Opas, Thailand has about 1.9 million drug users, with 38, 000 of them, or 2 %, being classified as” red patients” or severely addicted users. 456, 000, 24 %,” yellow patients ,” who are moderate users; and 1.4 million,( 74 %),” green patients.”

According to him,” The public health minister has announced plans to enhance the universal healthcare program, or 30 baht & nbsp, plus, and include improving treatment for drug addicts.”

According to Dr. Opas, the plan calls for the addition of more medical therapists and medical nurses to oversee rehabilitation at mini-Thanyarak facilities across the country. & nbsp,

Additionally, the government intends to use telemedicine to provide patients who are trying to stop using drugs with long-term treatment.

According to Deputy Prime Minister Phatcharavat Wongsuwan, the Phetchabun province’s Si Thep Historical Park has been designated as a page of social traditions by the Unesco World Heritage Committee.

The site was listed by the World Heritage Committee on Tuesday during its 45th andnbsp conference in Riyadh, according to Pol Gen Phatcharavat, the mind of a national committee for protecting world heritage.

The newest World Heritage site in Thailand was Si Thep Historical Park.

He was giving a speech at the Bangkok National Museum. & nbsp,

The World Heritage Committee has today included four historical locations in Thailand, according to culture secretary Sermsak Pongpanich. These places include Ban Chiang Archaeological Site in Udon Thani and Sukhothai Historical Park in the state of Ayutthaya.

From Wednesday to Sunday, he declared, the Fine Arts Department would forego registration fees to Si Thep Historical Park and host an exhibition at the Bangkok National Museum from Wednesday through January 14 of the following month.

The old town remains of Si Thep, as well as the historic sites Khao Khlang Nok and Kho Thamorat, are all located in the Si thep Historical Park.

The traditional park is home to a number of impressive buildings. They include a Buddhist stupa called Khao Klang Nai, which is renowned for its Dvaravati-style bas-relief and the tiny figurines surrounding the structure’s foundation, as well as the Khmer-inspired & nbsp, prang, and Thai hill with the only pyramid-shaped shape.

The site, which has been listed as a regional historic site since 1935, is approximately 1,700 years old and is recognized for both its cultural and historical significance.

This historic town & nbsp, which is 4.7 kilometers long and has a distinctive two-layered layout reminiscent of the Dvaravati civilisation that flourished between the sixth and eleventh centuries, is enclosed by city walls and moats.

More than 100 Tibetan and Hindu monument ruins, as well as 100 lakes of different sizes, are located at the historic site, which the Fine Arts Department started excavating in 1978 to preserve and build it.

According to his child Paetongtarn, who stated on Tuesday that she is unsure of how much he may stay in the hospital, former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra underwent surgery and is currently recovering.

At the Pheu Thai Party’s Bangkok office, Ms. Paetongtarn was speaking with reporters.

Thaksin underwent surgery last week and was still recovering. She claimed that while his blood pressure was good on some time, it wasn’t as high on different times.

There were no additional information provided by Ms. Paetongtarn. She advised writers to consult Thaksin’s physicians.

She claimed that she had no idea how long her papa would need to stay in the hospital.

On Tuesday, a general doctor at Police General Hospital confirmed Thaksin had undergone operation.

The former prime minister was operated on next month for a number of reasons, according to Pol Lt Gen Dr Sophonrat Singhajaru. He was recovering and his situation had improved.

After being admitted almost immediately after being committed to prison and serving a one-year sentence, activists & nbsp demanded an update on Thaksin’s health on Monday, claiming that he had spent the previous month in Police General Hospital.

According to Ms. Paetongtarn, her household was thinking about asking Thaksin for pardon and was conscious of the Department of Corrections’ regulations.

When asked for comment on a stability majeste case involving Thaksin, Ms. Paetongtarn replied that it was the result of misunderstanding.

Thaksin would need to spend at least six months in prison, or until later February, before he could apply for probation, according to the Department of Corrections on Monday.

The ministry will also determine whether Thaksin requires ongoing medical care outside of prison.

On the morning of August 22, Thaksin, 74, returned to Thailand after spending 15 times in self-exile. During his presence, he had been found guilty, given a sentence, and charged with new offenses.

The Supreme Court ordered his imprisonment for eight years for the three finalized circumstances on the same day. Yet, due to health reasons, he was transferred that same evening from Bangkok Remand Prison to Police General Hospital.

His sentence in prison was reduced by HM the King to one month and a half.

According to his child Paetongtarn, who stated on Tuesday that she is unsure of how much Thaksin Shinawatra must stay in the hospital, the former prime minister underwent surgery and is currently recovering.

At the Bangkok office of the Pheu Thai Party, Ms. Paetongtarn was conversing with reporters.

Thaksin underwent surgery last week and was still recovering. She claimed that his blood pressure was excellent some time but not so good on other days.

Ms. Paetongtarn did not provide any additional information. She advised writers to consult Thaksin’s physicians.

She claimed that she had no idea how long her papa would need to stay in the hospital.

The activists & nbsp demanded an update on Thaksin’s health on Monday, claiming that he had spent the previous month in Police General Hospital after being admitted almost immediately following his commitment to prison and beginning a one-year sentence there.

According to Ms. Paetongtarn, her household was thinking about asking Thaksin for pardon and was conscious of the Department of Corrections’ regulations.

When asked about a Lese Majeste case involving Thaksin, Ms. Paetongtarn replied that it was the result of mistake.

Thaksin would need to spend at least six months in prison, or until later February, before he could apply for probation, according to the Department of Corrections on Monday.

The ministry will also determine whether Thaksin requires ongoing medical care outside of captivity.

After spending 15 times in self-exile, Thaksin, 74, returned to Thailand on the morning of August 22. During his presence, he had been found guilty, given a sentence, and charged with new offenses.

The Supreme Court ordered him to get imprisoned for eight years for the three finalized situations on the same day. Yet, due to health reasons, he was transferred that same evening from Bangkok Remand Prison to Police General Hospital.

His sentence in prison was reduced by HM the King to one month and a half.