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In order for construction to start, the State Railway of Thailand( SRT) has been given instructions by the Transport Ministry to expedite the transfer of land required for the high-speed rail ( HSR ) project, which would connect three airports serving the Greater Bangkok region.

At a conference of the working group overseeing the project on Wednesday and Monday, Chayatham Phromsorn, everlasting secretary for transportation, issued the directive.

The continuous director stated that the area along the route must be cleared and given to the companies before work on the high-speed rail line connecting Don Mueang aircraft in Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi in Samut Prakan, and U-tapao Airport in Rayong you start.

This includes the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority, the Department of Highways, and Rajvithi Home’s property holdings. Behind Ramathibodi Hospital, a hole will be built.

5.47 kilometers of oil and gas pipes are being removed from the Bangkok neighborhoods of Phaya Thai and Bang Sue.

The SRT would receive around 190 meters of pipes that had been installed from Bang Sue to Ban Klang Krung and may deviate from the high-speed road line.

Additionally, drain pipes under the Samsen Canal are being removed by government; the project is expected to be finished in three months.

Next time, work on the high-speed coach project should begin.

In order for construction to start, the State Railway of Thailand( SRT) has been given instructions by the Transport Ministry to expedite the transfer of land required for the high-speed rail ( HSR ) project, which would connect three airports serving the Greater Bangkok region.

At a conference of the working group overseeing the task on Wednesday and Monday, Chayatham Phromsorn, the permanent secretary for transportation, gave the directive.

The continuous director stated that the area along the route must be cleared and given to the companies before work on building the high-speed rail line connecting Don Mueang aircraft in Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi in Samut Prakan, and U-tapao Airport in Rayong you start.

This includes the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority, the Department of Highways, and Rajvithi Home’s property holdings. Behind Ramathibodi Hospital, a hole will be built.

Around Phaya Thai and Bang Sue in Bangkok, which are 5.47 kilometers long, regulators are removing oil and gas pipes.

The SRT would receive around 190 meters of pipes that had been installed from Bang Sue to Ban Klang Krung and may deviate from the high-speed road range.

Additionally, drain pipes under the Samsen Canal are being removed by government; the project is expected to be finished in three months.

The high-speed coach project is expected to begin activities the following year.

A particular pardon offered to gun owners without a valid license has been extended by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin for 30 days, giving them one month to turn in their weapons at any authorities station before being subjected to another crackdown.

The action was taken on Wednesday as a joint team of 100 police and other officials raided 21 locations in Nakhon Pathom and seized about 16 guns and 200 bullets from an organization resembling the mafia that was connected to last week’s shootings of highway police officers at the residence of Praween Chanklai, also known as” Kamnan Nok ,” the local leader and businessman who runs the construction industry.

Anutin Charnvirakul, the deputy prime minister and internal minister, has been given special authority by Mr. Srettha to carry out the one-month pardon, according to government official Chai Wacharonke.

All regions are working on the project, according to Deputy Interior Minister Chada Thaiset, who was formerly given the responsibility by Mr. Anutin to oversee the global monitoring of regional leaders associated with powerful mafia-like gangs in an effort to list them.

In response to the death of Pol Maj Sivakorn Saibua, a Highway Police Division 2 agent in Nakhon Pathom, Mr. Anutin gave the order for the procedure.

Nine of the guns, according to a police cause, were taken from Pol Sgt Maj Pisit Chiewpreecha’s residence. Mr. Praween officially requested politician Maj Sivakorn at the party to grant him specific commercial exchange.

Before a shooter killed Mr. Praween, Pol Maj Sivakorn apparently refused to comply with his request.

Two vehicles thought to have been used by the offenders to flee the scene were discovered at a company connected to Mr. Praween, according to assistant federal authorities chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn.

According to government official Chai Wacharonke, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has given Cholnan Srikaew instructions to establish a committee to improve solutions under the general care program.

According to He & nbsp, the prime minister anticipates that the ministry will make it simpler for people to access healthcare services, for instance by eliminating the requirement that patients first visit their registered hospitals if they require medical attention.

According to him, adding patients may also require a referral document, so the physician service may be digitalized to lessen the paperwork burden on patients who must be transferred to another hospital for treatment.

To create healthcare more easy, he said, it should also be possible to reduce the waiting time at clinics and have drugs delivered to individuals without a medical visit. Additionally, this ought to support reduce costs.

People don’t be made to visit their designated clinics. They ought to be able to lose by any hospital, just like those who have a private health insurance coverage. According to Mr. Chai, this is a new company that is patient-centric.

Professionals from the Public Health Ministry were informed by Dr. Cholnan that he would outline and expound on policy guidelines monday.

He claimed that the 13-group execution guidelines are in line with the prime minister’s efficiency-focused health coverage.

Dr. Cholnan even advocated for the establishment of a system, known as the committee on the development of the national health system, to focus on improving people’s quality of life.

He stated that the committee had collaborate with other organizations to direct public health policy and get presided over by the prime minister with Dr. Surapong Suebwonglee serving as its secretary.

Dr. Cholnan added that the ministry would push for a law to help meet its manpower needs and that he would also hold discussions on personnel management and recruitment with the Civil Service Commission( CSC ).

He stated that the government would own a specific law that would exempt it from the CSC’s rules as well as an oversight committee to review its personnel.

According to a police cause, authorities in Saraburi have issued arrest warrants for five defendants, one of whom is reportedly purchasing sexual services from an underage person.

In order to bring out the scenario, Pol Maj Gen Wichit Boonchinnawutthikul, the captain of the Saraburi Provincial Police, appointed his deputation, Mr. Col Surapoj Rotbamrung, as the mind of a working team with the assistance of authorities in the state.

A teacher and the parents of a 15-year-old female lately complained to police in Saraburi about the girl’s mother, Ms. Mamiao, who allegedly coerced her child into prostitution at the hotel she worked at in the Ban Mo district.

The girl told the police who 5 – 6 men she claimed had paid to have sex with her were. According to the authorities source, one of these clients was reportedly a well-known politician who spoke on behalf of an important partnership party.

According to the woman, police have gathered information to request arrest warrants for five offenders, according to Pol Col. Somkid Sawisai, the analysis group’s leader.

They were identified as Mr. Pornchai, a specialist in Lop Buri and former chairman of the National Office of Buddhism in Saraburi. They also identified themselves as politicians and medical staff members.

According to Pol Col. Somkid, another believe in the case is not being arrested because there is insufficient evidence in his situation.

While police were looking into whether the accused former chairman had any involvement in the case, Mr. Suriya and Mr Pornchai have so far been released on bail.

The accused lawmaker was being persuaded by soldiers to turn himself in to the police.

During his observation journey this weekend, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin will hear from the airport in Chiang Mai about its development plan.

The Thai Cement Manufacturers Association( TCMA ) will construct the first phase of a new terminal there, according to Wijit Kaewsaitiam, the airport director, who announced this yesterday.

He claimed that the end improvement plan will increase the airport’s capacity and allow it to receive more than 16.5 million visitors annually, an increase from the current eight million. Additionally, the airport wants to increase its present capacity by allowing up to 30 flights per hour.

Additionally, working days may be extended around-the-clock to allow for more international flights, particularly those from Europe.

He claimed that the switch project adheres to Chiang Mai’s statewide development plan and the proper plan of the Airports of Thailand.

According to Mr. Wijit, the connector will take three years to construct the first period and be operational by 2029. In the state, authorities might also construct another airport.

After finishing his tour of the North East and the South, Mr. Srettha may travel to Chiang Mai from September 15 to September 17. The plan to work night flights will have an impact on the locals in the Muang district of Chiang Mai, where Mr. Srettha will join them on September 17. Additionally, he may meet with executives from the Chiang Mai aircraft.

Ex-governor, 11 others are in conflict over expansion

In relation to the extension of the Green Line’s grant contract, the National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC) has found evidence to support claims of graft against previous Bangkok government MR Sukhumband Paribatra and 11 other people. The majority of these people were senior City Hall executives during his presidency.

According to Niwatchai Kasemmongkol, secretary-general of the NACC, the agency’s panel met on Tuesday to discuss allegations that MR. Sukhumbhand and others were involved in a plot to illegally stretch the grant given to the Bangkok Mass Transit System( BTSC) to run electric train service along its modifications until 2042.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration( BMA ) hired the BTSC to run the extended line, which connects Saphan Taksin and Wong Wian Yai stations as well as On Nut and Bearing stations.

The deals to provide service along the modifications were originally scheduled to lapse in 2029, according to a cause.

However, in 2012, the BTSC and Krungthep Thanakom( KT ), the BMA’s investment arm, agreed to extend the contract for an additional 13 years.

Former prime minister Prayut Chan-o-cha fired MR. Sukhumbhand from his position in October 2016.

He was replaced by Pol Gen Aswin Kwanmuang after being charged with misusing state resources.

According to Mr. Niwatchai, the NACC agreed that by acting in a way that benefits the BTSC, MR. Sukhumbhand and 11 other individuals failed to abide by the law governing public-private partnerships as well as the legal requirement for the distribution of requests for state contracts.

Krit Kiatpanachart, a previous chairman of the BMA’s Transport Division who has passed away, was one of those involved in the case.

In addition to MR. Sukhumbhand, the NACC has named other individuals, such as Chroenrat Chutikan, a previous town clerk, Prapanpong Vejjajiva, former president of KT, Amorn Kitkawengkul, and former deputy governor Theerachon Manomaipiboon.

The BMA’s Traffic and Transport Department ( TTD ) former director-generals Ninnart Chalitanont, Jumpol Sampaopol and Thana Wichaisarn, Keeree Kanjanapas, chairman of BTS Group Holdings Plc( BTS ), Surapong Laoha – unya, a BT executive, and the KT were among the others.