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In order to reduce traffic congestion, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA) has urged the Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand( MRTA) to speed up the return of roads around the construction sites for the MTTA.

Wisanu Sapsompol, the lieutenant governor of Bangkok, told the BMA on Friday that the transfer of routes around the MRTA’s Pink Line mass transit systems may be finished by March of next year in response.

At a recent BMA meeting, Mr. Wisanu discussed strategies for reducing traffic jams on routes close to the mass transit system.

The 34. 5 km-long Pink Line connects Bangkok’s Min Buri and Nonthaburi and travels along Chaeng Watthana Road and Ram Intra Drive.

According to Mr. Wisanu, Ram Intra Road’s lanes will be reopened for use the following month, while about 97 % of Chaeng Watthana road has been put back into public use. Some areas are still in need of repairs.

In order to better manage traffic, the BMA, according to him, will even mount an dynamic traffic light control system and increase road surfaces.

According to Mr. Wisanu, the BMA is even thinking about adding vehicle parking spaces at the Pink Line channels.

The BMA did collaborate with a number of parties to tackle water leaking from the Pink Line system, according to the sheriff government. He claimed that more than 700 prone areas were discovered by a recent study.

To prevent any annoyance, he advised the general public to keep an eye on the BMA and MRTA’s Facebook sites for updates regarding the development of the mass transit systems. Through the Traffy Fondue portable software, they can also file complaints about flooding and traffic.

Conflicting accounts have been provided by people who were present at a dinner party on September 6 that resulted in the death of an officer, according to files retrieved from the CCTV client that was previously set up at the home of tambon Takong main Praween Chankhlai in Nakhon Pathom.

Highway police agent Pol Maj Sivakorn Saibua was killed by gunfire, and another highway patrol official Lt Col Wasin Pandee was hurt. Thananchai Manmak, the shooter, was later killed in a shootout with the police in the state of Kanchanaburi.

The assistant federal police commander, Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn, announced on Thursday that Mr. Praween’s home had 15 surveillance monitors installed.

Two CCTV machines were taken down and dumped into a river in tambon Takong after the shooting, he claimed, in an apparent effort to obliterate facts.

According to Pol Gen Surachate, the machines were found, and criminal police were able to recover files pertaining to 13 security cameras. Law enforcement officials were able to identify people present at the scene and their deeds both before and after the killing thanks to the clear audio and video provided by the recovered CCTV footage, he claimed.

He stated that two surveillance camera-related files were being salvaged and were scheduled to be made available for review yesterday.

Two video cameras were unplugged just before Thananchai shot Pol Maj Sivakorn, he claimed, leading police to suspect a tale to carry out the violence.

” They pulled the plug on the two cameras because they knew that[ Thananchai ] would shoot Pol Maj Sivakorn ,” he said.

More than 56 people, including police and residents, were present at the group, according to Pol Gen Surachate. He added that they were questioned and that some were detained and charged over suspected ties to the murder.

Nevertheless, he claimed that the interrogators’ statements were found to be contradictory in comparison to what was seen in the film. So, he continued, another round of questioning is to be conducted.

According to the footage, almost all of the party’s police and civilians were armed, and after the shooter fired his second shot, no one attempted to interfere, he claimed.

According to him, there are three groups of people who were present at the picture: those who attended the two officers officers’ hospitalizations, the ones who left, and those that stayed.

The shooter was really Thananchai, according to Pol Gen Surachate.

After the files from the two film cameras are recovered and examined, it may be determined whether or not Mr. Praween gave Thananchai the order to commit the crime.

He claimed that one of the servers discovered in the river was still being saved by criminal police.

Outdoor use is prohibited by his government.

Although the use of cannabis for medical purposes would continue to be a plan under his management, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin says he disagrees with allowing recreational marijuana usage.

When asked if some partnership partners’ policies might not be carried out, Mr. Srettha responded that the government is made up of alliance allies.

Pheu Thai may pay attention to them, but when it comes to putting policies into practice, a sense of propriety must also be considered.

Mr. Srettha, who also serves as finance minister, said in an online media outlet called The Standard that” we try to make sure budget is quite allocated to assistance good policies proposed by coalition parties.”

Mr. Srettha stated that he supports the use of marijuana for medical purposes in response to questions about the Bhumjaithai Party’s flagship policy, which is a part of the Pheu Thai-led coalition government.

However, we also need to address Anutin Charnvirakul, the Bhumjaithai head, and the Deputy Prime Minister pretty. He has not brought up the subject with me. I haven’t been asked to promote Bhumjaithai’s marijuana coverage by him. We are respectful of one another, Mr. Srettha said.

Mr. Srettha stated that he disagreed with the use of marijuana for recreational purposes after being reminded that many people disapprove of the free hemp plan because it only applies to young people under the age of 18.

Pharmaceutical issues are a problem that plagues the nation. The prime minister said,” I do not agree with its outdoor usage.

Mr. Srettha made no mention of cannabis when he presented the president’s policy speech to parliament on Monday. Yet, according to the government policy document,” cannabis will be used for medical and health reasons to boost economic values.”

The hemp policy, according to Mr. Anutin,” has always been for health purposes and financial benefit ,” adding that” efforts have been made to produce people misjudge that recreational cannabis use is permitted without any control.”

pot liberalization

One of the main election promises made by Bhumjaithai prior to the previous 2019 election was the liberalization of hemp.

In a statement released in the Royal Gazette on June 9 of last year, cannabis was removed from the Category 5 record of cocaine, making it legal for people to grow and use it medicinally in their homes.

Decriminalization, however, came before the passage of the regulations required to control and manage cannabis, which resulted in a free-for-all in the industry as companies, many of which were owned by foreigners, invested in cannabis outlets while users purchased marijuana with little to no medical or consumer advice.

Questions about how far marijuana liberalization has really progressed have arisen as a result of Parliament’s failure to pass the hemp bill.

Earlier this year, during its second reading in parliament, the hemp and flax control bill was defeated.

This bill includes numerous guard measures, including a municipal law and much harsher legal penalties.

Pheu Thai and the Democrat Party opposed the costs at the time, arguing that it should be reinstated on the list of cocaine because the settings and regulations it proposed are also weak.

According to RAdm Chaiyanan Chumai, a spokesman for the Thai Maritime Enforcement Command Centre ( Thai – MECC ), six Andaman provinces have suggested stepping up maritime assistance measures for tourists and cruise ships to increase confidence in their safety.

Adm Choengchai Chomchoengpaet, the army chief, presided over a Thai-MECC board meeting on Thursday, and he announced the results.

Municipal rulers from the Andaman counties of Phuket, Krabi, Phangnga, Ranong, Trang, and Satun were also present. The meeting, according to Radm Chaiyanan, called for enhancing initiatives to aid visitors and encourage the expansion of sail services in Phuket, like Spectrum of the Seas.

The International Maritime Organization ( IMO ) ensures that the safety of maritime routes and tourism will be increased and that any accidents will quickly be addressed. The Thai – MECC will oversee maritime tourism.

As the journey will take more than 10,000 tourists per day and each is anticipated to spend at least 6,500 baht on the island, he said, adding that Phuket’s revenue last year was over 1.3 billion Baht.

More guidelines have been provided by the Thai-MECC to equip the country’s military forces in the six Andaman regions.

According to him, the army chief has personally oversaw emergency drills, ordered a prompt response to nautical accidents, and put in place measures to stop oil spills.

Pasakorn Boonyalak, the government of Krabi, urged the Thai-MECC to act as a consultant and collaborate with each organization to improve marine safety precautions.

At the end of this time, the county anticipates receiving about 3.5 million visitors thanks to its free-visa policy for visitors from China and other nations.

The majority of visitors to Krabi originate in Malaysia, followed by nations in Europe, Scandinavia, the UK, and the US. Mr. Pasakorn, the state, hopes to see more Chinese tourists in the future.

Nine experts have been appointed by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, with Kittirat Na-Ranong serving as his principal advisor.

On Thursday, Mr. Srettha, the finance minister as well, signed a Prime Minister’s Office get endorsing the selection of the nine professionals.

Their primary duty, according to the attempt, is to give advice and suggestions regarding the prime minister’s assigned tasks.

There are nine consultants:

Former finance minister and deputy prime minister Kittirat.

The Chartpattanakla Party’s head is Tewan Liptapanlop.

Pichai Chunhavajira, a former Bangchak Corporation chair.

Supanit Chaiyawat, a Sansiri Public Company Limited separate director and close friend of Mr. Srettha.

Pimol Srivikorn, leader of the Thai Taekwondo Association and president of Pheu Thai’s sporting policy committee.

Attorney Pichit Chuenban collaborated with Thaksin Shinawatra, a former prime minister who was imprisoned.

Past director-general of the Royal Forestry Department Chonlatit Surasawadi.

Chai Watcharong, a dermatologist and state official.

Previous BTS Group key financial advisor Surayut Thavikulwat.

After a minor collision with another car in Bangkok, the girl escapes the kidnapper’s car.

A Chinese man accused of kidnapping a Taiwanese person who escaped from his car after it was involved in an incident in Bangkok may be detained by the Criminal Court, according to authorities.

Before deciding whether to file a murder charge as well, the authorities say they want to question the gentleman further while they wait for the results of the medical record.

According to Pol Maj Gen Atthaporn Wongsiripreeda, chief of Metropolitan Police Division 1, Zhao Wulin, 36, admitted to all costs during the preliminary investigation.

According to Pol Maj Gen Atthaporn, the suspect is accused of unlawful hold, blackmail, abuse, and sexual abuse. If a health exam of the victim backs up the accusation, she will also be charged with rape.

On Thursday, Mr. Zhao was detained on Rama IX Road in the Huai Khwang neighborhood close to the Si Rat Expressway after his saloon was involved in an accident that allowed the sufferer to flee.

The girl, whose hands and legs were tied, was able to free herself and call a car after he got out of his car to speak with the driver of the other car.

The driver of the other car, Sompong Sisod, 33, claimed he did not observe anything unusual and was surprised when Mr. Zhao was taken into custody while they awaited the arrival of an insurance agent.

The victim, who is 27 years old, reportedly works as a seller for plastic surgery procedures in South Korea, according to the police. She frequently travels to the nation while on a holiday card.

She next traveled to Thailand on September 2 and met the suspect through a mobile app thanks to an acquaintance. Before meeting on Wednesday at a barbeque restaurant in Bangkok, they had been messaging each other on the software for ten days.

The target admitted to the police that she felt lightheaded after eating and drinking beer and was unable to recall what transpired next.

The following day, she spent the night in a lodge in the Ramkhamhaeng neighborhood. She was informed by the suspect that he would get her to Pattaya.

She claimed that he choked and threatened her on their way thither. After that, he bound her and demanded a payment of about 1 million baht, or 200 000 yuan.

When the injury happened, she asked a friend to exchange$ 50,000 to her profile, and they were about to withdraw the funds.

Police claimed to have discovered the victim’s tie-up rope as well as cash in the car that was for 100,000 baht and unspecified amounts of different currencies.

Mr. Zhao’s history was checked, and it was discovered that he entered Thailand on September 8 while working as a pilot in the United Arab Emirates.

Police claimed they thought the believe was acting alone and had not discovered any connections to any Chinese criminal groups.

One of the biggest security issues facing Thai law enforcement in recent years has been kidnapping Chinese visitors for payment by Chinese crooks living in Thailand. Immigration authorities have officially been involved in the activities in some cases.

Following the president’s acceptance of a temporary visa-free program for Chinese visitors beginning later this month, Pol Maj Gen Atthaporn stated that police would step up measures to ensure visitor safety as visitors are anticipated to increase.

Social activist in prison, according to prison doctors, needs more liver abscess tests.

After being found to have a heart infection by prison doctors, jailed political campaigner Ekachai Hongkangwan was transferred to Rajavithi Hospital for assessments, according to his attorneys.

On Wednesday, attorneys petitioned the Department of Corrections to send their clientele, who they claimed had a stomach tumor, to Thammasat University Hospital as soon as possible.

Doctors performed a number of tests after Ekachai, 48, was admitted to the Central Correctional Hospital on September 8 with cirrhosis and other ailments.

According to them, their tests revealed a kidney infection that was not cancerous but did exhibit signs of infection. His situation started to get better after they started giving him iv medications, but they ultimately decided to refer him to Rajavithi Hospital, one of the biggest public hospitals in the city, for more testing.

Following the exchange of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra to Police General Hospital only 13 days after being admitted to prison, attention has recently been focused on the treatment of sick residents.

Ekachai, 48, is now serving a one-year sentence for breaking the Computer Crime Act by sharing graphic accounts of his physical encounters while incarcerated in the past.

He was initially detained in 2013 for selling pirated copies of an American TV film on the Thai king, which was against Part 112 of the Criminal Code, the lese-majeste rules.

He started appearing frequently at open rallies after his release. He was cleared earlier this year of endangering Her Majesty the Queen’s health in a 2020 royal limousine incident.