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Voting is open to the public, but some information are still up for debate.

According to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, deputy prime minister Phumtham Wechayachai has been given the task of assembling a board to examine the design of the election that will be held to amend the constitution.

The government approved Mr. Phumtham’s session at its first conference on Wednesday.

One of the government’s top priorities is rewriting the contract.

The premier announced that Mr. Phumtham, who also serves as the minister of commerce, will appoint an inquiry committee to investigate how for reelection may be conducted.

According to government official Chai Watcharong, the Pheu Thai Party, which is in power, earlier attempted to amend the contract by passing a bill. The Constitutional Court has determined that in order for the people to decide whether to change the 2017 contract, a referendum may be held initially.

The election question or questions may be created with input from the general public.

According to the government, any article may make the law more democratic while avoiding the monarchy-related chapters.

Mr. Phumtham emphasized that despite being a contentious issue, the contract amendment must move forward swiftly before Wednesday’s cabinet meeting.

Important information, like the funds for the vote, need to be ironed out, he said.

According to Mr. Phumtham, the coalition parties have not yet talked about a date for resolving the issue.

The Move Forward Party ( MFP) has criticized Pheu Thai for breaking its promise to improve the constitution.

MFP list-MP Parit Wacharasindhu observed that Pheu Thai appeared less passionate about bringing the article to fruition during the final day of discussion on the government’s plan declaration in parliament on Tuesday.

Pheu Thai stated in its policy statement that it would” find a approach” to realize an amendment after earlier promising to modify the contract at all costs, according to Mr. Parit.

The MP even questioned who Mr. Srettha had in mind to oversee the revision of the contract and whether the council may be entirely elected or only partially appointed.

According to Mr. Parit, the charter’s provisions for alter also need to be clarified.

Every book may be available for revision, according to Move Forward.

In the meantime, the Election Commission is already looking into a plea put forth by activists calling for the right to vote on whether or not to have the new constitution drafted by an entirely elected committee.

The People’s Constitution Drafting Group, a coalition of civil society organizations and militant groups, won more than 200, 000 signatures in last month during the three-day name drive, which was well above the 50,000 minimum required by law.

The campaigners want the public to vote on whether an elected Constituent Assembly does completely amend the 2017 Constitution, which was drafted by a body chosen by the military coup at the time.

One of the campaign’s main goals is to ensure that citizens have the freedom to voice their concerns in a contract election.

Officials from agriculture describe the safe removal procedures at the Sa Kaeo garbage.

Officials have been instructed by Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Thamanat Prompow to dump 4,300 tonnes of illegal meat in a Sa Kaeo landfill.

In July, the Department of the Special Investigation ( DSI ) seized the carcasses at Laem Chabang port as part of its investigation. He claimed that the 161 vessels that made up the shipping were for more than 500 million baht.

In order to stop animal epidemics, market manipulation, and protect consumers, he added, the ministry places a high priority on the prevention and suppression of illegal agricultural goods imports — especially smuggled pork.

The bones may be buried in a waste at the Sa Kaeo Animal Nutrition Research and Development Centre under the supervision of the Department of Livestock Development.

According to Dr. Somchuan Ratanamungklanon, director-general of the Department of Livestock Development, representatives from the Royal Thai Police, DSI, Swine Raisers Association of Thailand, and the Customs Department may participate.

It will take five weeks to finish the process. According to Dr. Somchuan, the smuggled pork may be buried in six sizable pits lined with polypropylene to avoid decomposition and environmental damage.

To relieve chemicals from breakdown, pipes are installed in the mines. The World Organization for Animal Health has established a common procedure for the consuming process.

According to Dr. Somchuan, a major issue about smuggled pork is that it may contain the dangerous and deadly American pig fever.

Without taking into account the DSI arrest, 238 cases totaling 1, 142 tonnes of smuggled meat valued at 190 million baht were seized in Thailand between October 1 and August 31 of last year. 1, 049 kilograms have been eliminated so much.

In June, a cool backup facility in Samut Sakhon seized more than 10 kilograms of frozen meat that had been smuggled. ( Facebook image: Department of Livestock Development )

Three parties were targeted in relation to the community that discussed the referendum on southwestern independence.

A petition calling for the breakdown of the Move Forward Party and two other parties for alleged attempt to topple the constitutional king by encouraging the independence of southern border provinces has been denied by the Constitutional Court.

A fictional discussion of a referendum on independence for the three southwestern border regions, the so-called” Patani State,” was discussed at the meeting of southern student parties on June 7. The three events were the targets of the conversation.

The event was open to members of the Prachachat and Fair events, whose primary help foundation is in the South. Because the other two events were a part of the partnership that it tried in vain to form following the May 14 vote, Move Forward was included in the complaint.

In his plea to the jury, Natthaporn Toprayoon, a lawyer and previous Ombudsman director, claimed that the three parties had taken part in activities planned by individuals or groups with ideas or suggestions to alter the nature of the state.

These activities precisely include promoting territorial separation or greater independence from the kingdom, which would be seen as an attempt to topple the constitutional king with the king as the head of state.

Thailand is a single, undivided Kingdom, according to Chapter 1 of the 2017 Constitution.

According to the court, the three parties’ actions did not violate Area 49, which forbids steps that endanger the king.

Two more significant scenarios involving the Constitutional Court are still before the Move Forward Party and its president, Pita Limjaroenrat. The first is caused by Mr. Pita’s ownership of shares in the former journalist iTV, which may prevent him from running for office as an MP.

Move Forward is charged in the following scenario with” attempting to overthrow the political structure with His Majesty the King as the Head of State.”

The problem, which was submitted by militant attorney Theerayut Suwannakaysorn, is based on the party’s stated goal of amending the Lese-majestest Law, Section 112 of the Criminal Code. A decision against the party might eventually result in its breakdown.

Suwit Thongprasert, once known as the priest Phra Buddha Isara, participated in the Bangkok Shutdown demonstrations against the previous Pheu Thai government that gave rise to the 2014 military coup, and Mr. Theerayut is best known for representing him.

During his journey to go the UN general assembly in New York next year, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin intends to speak with the leader of Germany about acquiring a German-built website for an Asian underwater being bought by Thailand.

Following the Wednesday regular government meeting, Foreign Minister Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara responded to questions from the reporter.

” Check is pending. We have already spoken with( Germany ),” Mr. Parnpree said.

The hero must be outfitted with a German-made website as part of the Royal Thai Navy’s submarine procurement agreement with China. For reasons of national security, the German authorities won’t buy that engine to China.

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Sutin Klungsang, the defense secretary, expressed earlier optimism that the government would be able to come to an understanding with Germany and China on the matter. According to Mr. Sutin, such a deal would be advantageous to all three functions.

Before being arrested on Koh Samui in 2018, Sebastian Greenwood ran a$ 4 billion ponzi scheme.

NEW YORK: A US federal judge has sentenced a false crypto producer who was detained in Thailand in 2018 to 20 years in prison for scams.

According to prosecutors, Sebastian Greenwood, a double member of Sweden and the UK, was behind the OneCoin system that stole$ 4 billion from about 3.5 people.

Greenwood, who admitted guilt to claims of fraud and money laundering in December 2022, was sentenced by US District Judge Edgardo Ramos in Manhattan. Greenwood was also told to give up$ 300 million by him.

Since his 2018 catch at his house on Koh Samui and extradition to the US for his involvement in promoting OneCoin, which attracted a number of naive owners in Thailand and many other nations, Greenwood had been imprisoned in New York.

Following his arrest in 2018, the Anti-Money Laundering Office in Thailand seized a number of goods from Greenwood, including 3.3 kilograms of gold metal.

Greenwood, who the prosecution claimed was OneCoin’s” major promoter” and who hailed it as the following Bitcoin, had been given a sentence of at least 30 times. They claimed that OneCoin was merely a tower system in fact.

Together with Ruja Ignatova, a European national who lawyers claim is also known as the Cryptoqueen, Greenwood founded OneCoin in Sofia, Bulgaria, in 2014. Next month, the FBI added her to its ten most wanted list.

Ignatova is still at large.

Sam Bankman-Fried, the leader of FTX, has entered a not guilty plea to fraud and conspiracy charges stemming from the collapse of his now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange in November 2022. The statement comes as lawyers in Manhattan prepare for his trial.

The new continuous director of the Ministry of Energy has been named by the government under the approval of Prasert Sinsukpraszert.

Currently, Mr. Prasert serves as director standard for other energy efficiency and growth. The power minister’s recommendation led to his promotion to everlasting secretary, which became effective on October 1. & nbsp,

Kulit Sombatsiri, who may leave on September 30, may be succeeded by Mr. Prasert. This place has been held by Mr. Kulit for five decades.

Mr. Prasert, 57, holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Chulalongkorn University and an nbsp. He also holds degrees in power control and plan from the University of Pennsylvania and George Washington University, respectively.

Three fugitive smugglers left sacks of meth pills on the banks of the Mekong River in the Ban Phaeng region of Nakhon Phonom province, and army rangers were able to seize more than 250 000 of them.

After receiving a tip that illegal drugs had been smuggled across the creek and delivered it, military rangers waited in invasion along the bank of the River in the Ban Phaeng district. Early on Wednesday, they noticed three men walking along the riverbank close to & nbsp, Phaeng Tai village, carrying two sacks. In addition, & nbsp,

The guards came forward and demanded that the men halt so they could research. In retaliation, they threw the two & nbsp, sacks, and fled. The baskets held 129 packs totaling 258, 000 frequency pills. The medications were given to the police at the Ban Phaeng officers place, nbsp. In addition, & nbsp,

Early on Wednesday, Rangers display the chalk deals that fugitive smugglers left on the Mekong River’s banks in Nakhon Phanom. ( Image: 21st Rangers Regiment )

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More than 250, 000 chalk pills were taken by military rangers from sacks left behind by three fugitives on the Mekong River’s bank in the Ban Phaeng district of the province of Nakhon.

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Early on Wednesday, Rangers display the chalk packages that fugitive smugglers left on the Mekong River’s bank in Nakhon Phanom. ( Image: 21st Rangers Regiment )