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Nine consultants have been appointed by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, with former finance minister Kittirat Na – Ranong serving as his principal advisor.

The visit of the nine professionals as consultants to the prime minister was approved by Mr. Srettha, who is also the finance minister, in a Prime Minister’s Office get signed on Thursday.

Their primary duty, according to the purchase, is to give advice and provide insights or recommendations on tasks given by the prime minister.

The nine advisors consist of:

• Kittirat, a former finance minister and deputy prime minister.

• Tewan Liptapanlop, the Chartpattananakla Party’s president.

• Previous Bangchak Corporation president Pichai Chunhavajira.

• Supanit Chaiyawat is an independent producer of Sansiri Public Company Limited and a close friend of Mr. Srettha.

• Pimol Srivikorn, leader of the Thai Taekwondo Association and the Pheu Thai Party’s activities policy commission.

• Pichit Chuenban, an attorney who collaborated with Thaksin Shinawatra, a former prime minister who was convicted.

• Previous Royal Forestry Department director-general Chonlatit Surasawadi.

• Chai Watcharong, a dermatologist and state spokesperson.

• Surayut Thavikulwat, a past BTS Group key financial advisor.

Pita claims that by resigning, the MFP will be able to choose an MP who can take over as the foe leader.

Pita Limjaroenrat has stepped down as the Move Forward Party’s( MFP ) leader to make room for his successor to assume the position of opposition leader.

On Friday, Mr. Pita, who is on the TIME100 Next listing of youthful world leaders to watch, sent a message of resignation to all MFP members and the general public on his Facebook page.

While the MFP has the most MPs in the opposition alliance, Mr. Pita stated in his message that he is unable to accept the position of criticism head because the Constitutional Court has suspended him from carrying out his duties as an MP.

I am still unable to perform my obligations in the House of Representatives and won’t be able to accept the position of opposition head any time soon, despite the fact that the existing constitution requires an MP to be the head of the opposition party.

We have come to the conclusion that the place of” opposition head” is of utmost importance in the political system, and the main opposition party should take on the role after consulting with the professional council and gathering MPs.

In other words, the MFP should be in charge of pushing for changes that go against the government’s plans and keeping it under investigation and balances.

I’ve made the decision to resign as MFP head, allowing the party to choose an MP who can take over as” opposition head” to take my place.

The 43-year-old Harvard Kennedy School of Government student declared that he would continue to do his best to serve the MFP and the public despite his departure.

To choose the new party president, he urged all MFP people to congregate on September 24 at Keelawes Building 1 in Bangkok’s Din Daeng neighborhood.

Chaithawat Tulathon, the party secretary-general, is thought to be Mr. Pita’s good son, according to observers.

Secretary-general of the Move Forward Party Chaithawat Tulathon. ( Image: Chanat Katanyu )

Images showed that after the initial shot, there was no action.

Conflicting accounts from people present at a dinner party on the night of September 6 have been found in files retrieved from an closed-circuit television( CCTV ) server that was previously installed at the home of the former subdistrict head Praween Chankhlai, also known as Kamnan Nok, in Muang district, Nakhon Pathom province, according to police.

Pol Maj Siwakorn Saibua, an officer stationed at bridge authorities station 1 of the Highway Police Sub-division 2, was fatally shot in the affair, which also caused injuries to Lt. Col. Wasin Pandee, the assistant commander of that division. Thananchai Manmak, the shooter, was later killed in a shootout with the police in the state of Kanchanaburi.

There are 15 CCTVs installed at Mr. Praween’s home, according to deputy federal police chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn, who spoke at a press conference on Thursday at the Provincial Police Region 7 office. Two CCTV pcs were taken out of the building after the deadly shooting and dumped into a river in tambon Takong, where they appeared to be trying to hide or destroy facts.

According to Pol Gen Surachate, the machines were found, and investigative officers were able to recover 13 of the 15 data contained in one of them.

Law enforcement was able to identify people present at the scene and their activities both before and after the killing thanks to the clear pictures and voice provided by the CCTV images. According to him, two more records were being salvaged and should be accessible for review by Friday.

More than 56 people, including both officers and citizens, were reportedly present at the group, according to Pol Gen Surachate. All of them have undergone questioning, and some have been detained and accused of being involved in the violence.

Those who had been questioned were discovered to have made contradictory statements in comparison to what was seen in the images. As a result, the deputy federal police chief announced that more interrogations may be conducted.

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

He continued by saying that there were three groups of people at the field: those who went to the hospital with the two police officers who had been shot, the people who left, and the ones who stayed.

Additionally, Pol Gen Surachate confirmed that Thananchai Manmak was the shooter.

After the two different data were recovered and examined, it might be possible to determine whether Thananchai had been given Mr. Praween’s order to commit the murder. He claimed that the other site found in the waterway was being saved by investigative police.

The Chinese ambassador has expressed gratitude to the government for its visa-free scheme, claiming that it will aid in luring visitors from China and boosting Thailand’s tourism industry.

The Taiwanese government expressed its gratitude for learning about the coverage and willingness to support it in a Facebook post on Wednesday, according to the embassy.

However, the article also emphasized how important it was for the government to protect Chinese visitors while they were these.

To encourage the tourism industry, the government announced on Wednesday a visa-free program for Chinese and Kazakhstani customers from September 25 through February 29 of next year. The government anticipates 28 million international visitors this season, including 5 million Chinese visitors.

Nevertheless, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Thursday and NBP that security measures would be put in place to increase Chinese tourists’ security.

According to Kanchana Patarachoke, the department spokesperson, Chinese tourists are concerned for their protection because there is a lot of unfavorable information circulating about some of them being kidnapped and cheated while in Thailand.

After it was reported that some Chinese citizens had been abducted, she said,” A lot of bad news circulates on social media saying Thailand isn’t healthy, especially for Chinese vacationers.”

She continued,” I would like to reassure people that we will give safety and comfort for all visitors from all nations and that there is no need to worry as we tighten security steps.”

According to Ms. Kanchana, who cited data from the Thailand Tourism Authority, approximately two million Chinese and 100,000 Kazakhstani tourists visited the nation in the first eight weeks of this year.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC) has charged Rodjana Kantinan, the wife of deputy interior minister and member of the Pheu Thai Party Kriang, with misbehavior regarding a construction project.

Rodjana: Checked in with two other people.

In 2012, she oversaw the job while serving as the governor of the Nakhon Ubon Ratchathani Municipality in the province.

Ms. Rodjana and two other defendants turned themselves in to the NACC that morning, according to Isranews Agency on Monday. The NACC may obtain an arrest warrant because one another suspect did not appear, it said.

Ms. Rodjana, who served in office from 2009 to 2013, has been accused of” wrongful exercise of duties, taking a personal interest in government property, and purchasing or managing state property.”

A road construction and waste treatment container job allegedly involving Ms. Rodjana and three other people was deemed to be misconduct by the NACC in 2021, but the Office of the Attorney General dismissed the case.

The NACC has brought a Corruption and Misconduct Case Region 3 complaint against the defendants with the Criminal Court in an effort to restart the situation.

With a 9.9 million baht funds to renovate the dikes for the wastewater treatment container and an additional$ 9 million to build the road connecting the tank to the Burapa Canal, the project granted concessions to Ubon Ratchathani company Koondee Enterprise LP.

The NACC claimed that the decision to increase the property’s value, which cost the government 19, 974,000 baht, caused the road to pass through Ms. Rodjana ‘ 27-rai area.

Currently, Worasit Kantinan, a Pheu Thai MP member for Ubon Ratchathani and the son of Mr. Kriang, is the family of the president of Nakhon University.