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In order to continue serving as assistant House speaker, Move Forward MP may have to keep his party.

If the Move Forward MP is forced to abandon his party in order to continue serving as the deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, The Fair Party says it is prepared to welcome Padipat Suntiphada.

When Move Forward is formally recognized as the leading group in the opposition, Kannavee Suebsaeng, the Fair Party’s director general and sole MP, responded on Saturday to rumors about Mr. Padipat.

Mr. Padipat’s position as assistant speech is in trouble unless he leaves Move Forward because the House speech and his representatives are prohibited by political rules from coming from the main opposition party.

According to Mr. Kannavee, there haven’t been any official discussions between his gathering and Move Forward regarding the possible switch in the events of M. Padipat, an MP for Phitsanulok.

When they met in congress, the Fair Party MP claimed to have spoken with Mr. Padipat personally. He didn’t go into detail.

He claimed that the new Move Forward executive council would inevitably make the decision and that he could not meddle in the internal affairs of the party.

” In accordance with the will of the people, I affirm my party’s position to support and walk by the side of Move Forward.” Fair did open all windows for Move Forward to speak if it so desires, according to Mr. Kannavee.

Pita Limjaroenrat announced his resignation on Friday, and the Move Forward Party will choose a fresh executive council and president on September 23.

Mr. Pita declared that he was resigning because the party immediately needed to move forward with the task of assuming the role of the standard opposition. Mr. Pita is currently suspended pending a Constitutional Court decision on his registration, and the opposition leader must be an MP.

Move Forward is thought to want to ensure that Mr. Padipat can continue serving as deputy speaker, even if it means” excluding” him in order to do so.

Mr. Padipat may own 30 days to find a new place to live if he is kicked out of the party.

Mr. Kannavee stated that the Fair Party was willing to assist and that he thought the six-member Thai Sang Thai Party would likewise welcome Move Forward with open arms.

Parks authorities and a foundation work together to develop the Phetchaburi-based project.

PHETCHABURI: A prototype method for managing macaques across the country was recently observed by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation( DNP ).

Recently, department officials, including director-general Atthaphon Charoenchansa, traveled to Khao Wang, a well-known mountain in Phetchaburi, to see the prototype enclosure at the Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand( WFFT ) in the province’s Tha Yang district.

Low-voltage wires and 1.5-meter-wide aluminum panels have been installed along the tops of the enclosure’s 200 square meter windows to keep the primates from escaping.

According to Yuthapol Angkinan, a ministry advisor, this approach had been employed to control monkey populations for at least ten years and was applied to the prototype.

He claimed that the wall was constructed to house native macaques on the hill, where they are notorious for bothering locals and visitors.

The system was created in response to Nattachai Nampoonsuksan, the government of Phetchaburi, urging the removal of Kao Wang macaques from the list of protected animals due to their disorderly behavior as well as for their own safety as their population grew outside of their normal range.

According to Mr. Yuthapol, a new system will be installed at the 300-rai Huai Sai Wildlife Breeding Station in the Cha-am city of Phetchaburi after the design wall is more developed.

For the job, the DNP had thought about using a location on Koh Leum in Prachuap Khiri Khan. The island’s owner, the Royal Thai Army, declined the demand because it is only used for surveillance operations.

At first, at least 300 monkeys are anticipated to reside in the box at the rearing station, according to Mr. Yuthapol. To build the wall, state agencies did sign a memorandum of understanding with WFFT chair Edwin Wiek. The design should address the issue of the nation’s rapidly expanding marsupial population.

With funding from provincial authorities, Mr. Yuthapol stated that the office may also operate on a second monkey management project in Phetchaburi.

Anti-alcohol activists urge other organizations to take the lead of the interior and training ministers.

For their efforts to stop officials from drinking at parties before they retire at the end of this month, the inside and education ministries have received praise.

The rule has been in place for the past seven times. It was introduced at the StopDrink Network Office, Thai Health Promotion Foundation, Office of the Basic Education Commission, and a community of teachers fighting for an alcohol-free society’s ask.

In a mandate sent to provincial governors and the heads of agencies under the agency’s control on August 28, Suttipong Juljarern, the permanent secretary of the Interior Ministry, reiterated the policy. On August 29, the Education Ministry’s assistant lasting secretary, Suthin Kaewpana, issued a similar directive.

The StopDrink Network Office’s director, Theera Watcharapranee, stated that” several officers will retire at the end of this month, and events are being thrown.” & nbsp,

The strategies ought to serve as a model for different organizations. In order to apply the images and captions on our Facebook page as stuff, the system would also like to request that organizations planning alcohol-free parties send them to us.

According to Mr. Theera, there are about 16 million Thais who drink alcohol, 46.4 % of whom are men. Importantly, while there has been an increase in female drinking, there have been fewer men drinking.

Alcohol users between the ages of 15 and 19 are also declining, but some people who start out fresh often end up becoming regular users, according to Mr. Theera.

This demonstrates that manufacturers are using online marketing to target women and young people despite the nation’s strict laws prohibiting the advertising of alcoholic beverages, he said.

Mahidol University creates an easy-to-eat rice-based image.

A research group at Mahidol University has created a design for the creation of new plant-based protein solution intended for immediate use to complement the daily protein consumption among older people.

The design is an easy-to-use foam proteins made from Thailand’s renowned s africa grain, which Assoc Prof Warangkana Srichamnong described as” Just press it onto a spoon and then take it.”

She is the mind of the foaming protein development task, which is funded in part by the Agricultural Research Development Agency and the Ubonthaworn Agriculture Produce Limited Partnership, as well as an assistant director at the Institute of Nutrition.

She claimed that the primary component of this foam protein product is broken rice, a consequence of corn cutting.

Up to 87 % of the participants in a test involving 30 senior citizens who resided in shelters agreed that the food was sufficient, according to Assoc Prof. Warangkana.

Before the tech is transferred to food producers at a shop in the Northeast or the Central Plains, the nation’s primary rice-growing regions, she said the image may be put through additional testing as part of an extensive test.

According to a prior study by the academy, elderly people typically consume 8 to 10 grammes less protein per kilogram of their body weight than is advised, which is 1 to 2 grams.

To confirm they have a sufficient protein intake, older people are advised to consume one to two bottles of this new foam proteins each moment, each containing 100 milliliters.

This is essential to preventing health issues like Sarcopenia, an age-related progressive loss of muscle mass and strength, as well as tissue damage.

According to Assoc Prof. Warangkana, the foaming protein is available in two flavors: jasmine and pandanus leaf, both of which are popular with Thai old people.

She added that if the image is sold in Japan, where they are more well-liked by the old, fruit or fruit flavors may be used in its place. The paradigm has been displayed there and has garnered a lot of attention.

She explained that the new plant-based protein product must be made from foam because some older people, including those with dementia, find it difficult to chew food and swallow food.

On Friday, a prominent Democrat advocate urged the government to halt the Education Ministry’s initiative to give all students and teachers in the country access to product computers.

A past Pheu Thai authorities implemented the program ten years ago, but critics deemed it a failure. It was announced by Education Minister Pol Gen Permpoon Chidchob and his lieutenant Surasak Phancharoenworakul.

Technology plays a major role in people’s learning, according to Democrat member Suchatvee Suwansawat, past dean of the Institute of Technology Ladkrabang under King Mongkut, but three issues should be taken into account.

According to him, little children shouldn’t use tablet computers because they could stunt their machine development and prevent them from interacting with other people.

What era groups of children are prepared to use the equipment must be determined by the government. Then, he claimed, it will do more harm than good.

If teachers and parents don’t comprehend the children’s learning process, he claimed, tablet computers cannot ensure that children will succeed.

Parents and teachers may be able to use smart devices to assist children in learning because they are only tools for learning.

He claimed that spending a lot of time on devices or other products could have an impact on children’s mental development.

He added that children are at risk of developing despair, having a short attention span, or being short-tempered. Mental health specialists may also offer advice and assist policymakers in preparing for potential effects.

I do support the use of technology for education, but I must emphasize that Thais had have unrestricted access to the internet. He added,” A coin has two factors.”

Teacher Kanya Nantana, who resides in Nakhon Sawan, welcomed the commission’s decision to distribute tablet computers yesterday.

She claimed that while they are useful teaching resources, kids shouldn’t be allowed to use them at house for fear of abuse.

She claimed that because the school had a tight budget and had to purchase products with low features, the devices it had purchased for online learning during Covid-19 are now out of date.

The Move Forward Party( MFP) urged the prime minister to rethink Pol Gen Permpoon Chidchob’s new appointment as education secretary because it was alleged that he assisted Vorayuth” Boss” Yoovidhya, the heir apparent to the Red Bull dynasty, in avoiding legal action.

MFP MP Teerajchai Phunthumas discussed the National Anti-Corruption Commission’s( NACC ) decision to formally accuse a number of people it found were involved in mishandling the infamous 2012 hit-and-run case by Mr. Vorayuth at the press briefing on Friday, & nbsp.

One of them is Pol Gen Permpoon, a former aide to the then-national police captain, Somyot Poompunmuang.

First on September 3, 2012, Mr. Vorayuth crashed his Ferrari into Pol Snr Sgt Maj Wichian Klanprasert’s bike in the Thong Lor area.

Mr. Vorayuth, who was then in his early 20s, drove away from the accident scene while dragging the defendant’s system 200 meters. He chose not to record it.

He left the country in 2017 after frequently disobeying requests to appear in court.

On some fees, the statute of limitations has now passed.

According to Mr. Teerajchai, Pol Gen. Permpoon changed the established speed estimate to reflect below-the-safety threshold and reassigned police officers who sought a crimson arrest warrant, which resulted in the dismissal of the case by the judge and the fleeing to London of Vorayuth.

Srettha Thavisin is the primary minister and leader of the Police Commission, according to Mr. Teerajchai, despite the fact that the punishment meted out to Pol Gen Permpoon is punitive in nature.

He may be required to weigh Pol Gen Permpoon’s eligibility for the education investment.

” With regard to the rich and poor, individuals question the justice of the judge technique.” According to Mr. Teerajchai, some people have received aid in this case to leave the country and avoid prosecution even today.

The authorities should launch another investigation to bring charges against additional conspirators and to return Mr. Vorayuth to confront his punishment, he continued, adding that the NACC’s report had confirmed the names of those involved in the hit-and-run case.

” The ruling authorities may issue an order for the Royal Thai Police to send a notice to Western police to capture Mr. Vorayuth using his fingerprint to detect him.”

However, given that Pol Gen Permpoon is a Bhumjaithai Party MP and those chairs are crucial to the coalition, I don’t think Mr. Srettha will continue to bring this situation out of the black.

Mr. Srettha informed the media that he has not already read the report.

On Constitution Day or December 10, House members and employees will celebrate the implementation of the Sappaya-Sapatathan, the new Thai parliament, according to Deputy House Speaker Padipat Santiphada.

He stated that the structure is almost entirely finished, and an assessment committee will meet on Monday to discuss the project’s position.

The dispatch ceremony will happen around the end of this month if they give their approval, he said. If everything goes according to plan, the party will take place on December 10 and the new congress will have a two-year guarantee starting then.

Members of Parliament will host a variety of events, such as photo competitions, an empty house where visitors can tour the building, and even sanatoriums that are permitted by the constitution. On September 27, more information about the celebration will be made public, he said.

The Senate and House of Representatives may now meet in the Sappaya-Sapasathan. It is located on a 424, 000 m2 plot of land in the Dusit neighborhood along Kiakkai Road and the Chao Phraya River. More than 5,000 people can stay there, and there are also galleries, a convention center, conference rooms, as well as spread halls. The estimated value of the building is 2.2 billion ringgit.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC) has received numerous petitions about corruption during the project, according to Mr. Padipat, and an investigation is currently being conducted.

In the meantime, House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha received a notice from previous Democrat MP Watchara Phetthong opposing the building’s acquisition. Design, according to Mr. Watchara, has yet to be finished. Some supplies fall short of or don’t adhere to the specifications outlined in the contracts, such as the sizes of trees and the types of wooden floors.

He also inquired as to whether the contractors had been fined at the agreed-upon level of 12.2 million baht per day for the transfer pause. He claimed that the construction business had failed to install fiber concrete sheets in the walls of each House Commission meeting place.

He added that he had also sent the State Audit Office and the NACC a request. Additionally, he had urged Mr. Wan to deliver MP spectators to the meeting on Monday.