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CHON BURI: Two men have been detained by police in connection with the theft of power cords from the Pattaya-Rayong bridge, which resulted in the interstate highway’s CCTV system being shut down last month.

Around 12.30 a.m. on Wednesday, bridge authorities detained Anulak Obchoo, 35, and Traiphop Buahom, 31, and nbsp in the Bang Lamung district’s tambon Huai Yai. The Pattaya Court issued arrest warrants with their names on them.

Police discovered around 40 kilograms of copper, 100-meter-long power cable lengths, and cable cutters at the house.

Police stopped a group from stealing wire from the Pattaya-Rayong highway in the Bang Lamung district’s tambon nong Prue late last month. A 38-year-old Lao man by the name of Xammao Boutakeo was detained. The people escaped.

The CCTV program shut down along the whole 32 kilometers of the Pattaya – Rayong( Map Ta Phut ) road, causing the crew to cause around 10 million ringgit in damage, according to police.

The two Thais were pointed at by the arrested Lao gentleman, who claimed they were his leaders.

According to Mr. Anulak, his gang stole electricity cable from the highways in the provinces of Chon Buri and Rayong on 50 times. They made approximately 20,000 baht each time they sold the metal in the cables to dispute shops.

According to authorities, another crew member was still at large.

Govt plans discussions with managers and staff

According to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, the government may request that employers immediately increase the minimum daily salary to 400 ringgit in order to assist workers in making ends meet.

There will be discussions between three parties — workers, employers, and the government — for a fair increase in the minimum wage. During the next and final day of a conversation on the government’s plan speech in parliament on Tuesday, the prime minister declared that the 400 baht goal would be accomplished as soon as possible.

One of the government’s monetary stimulus measures, he said, is a pay increase to meet workers’ needs.

The ruling Pheu Thai Party pledged procedures during the election campaign, including increasing the maximum everyday wage to 600 ringgit by 2027.

Mr. Srettha, who also serves as finance minister, said,” Our country is fortunate, with the unemployment rate only at 1 %.”

The demand for labor is also great even though many people have labor to complete. As a result, it is still necessary to rely on immigrant laborers.

He added the new state plans to set up a one-stop support center to increase efficiency in handling their evidence.” We also have to defend immigrant workers’ rights and women’s integrity as well as provide them with welfare and safety ,” he said.

Fresh tourism initiatives and lower energy costs for homes and logistics companies were among the different economic stimulus measures, Mr. Srettha said, adding that he would direct the Energy Ministry to act quickly to reduce utility bills.

The situation of the people is not being ignored by the state. I appreciate the opposition’s cautions, he said.

” Some Members have even discussed problems involving motorcycle taxi individuals.” Basically, the president’s reduction measures apply to transfer operators, delivery drivers, and motorcycle taxi drivers.

” Both before and after the vote, we have heard their problems. Some taxi drivers complained that their current rates, which begin at 35 rmb, haven’t changed in a while.

They are not covered by labor regulations. Many rules are also ineffective. ” Mr. Srettha said,” I have instructed the labor minister to look into the matter.

According to him, the government will make an effort to guarantee that car drivers who use both scooters and cars are paid fairly.

He continued,” The Transport Ministry will investigate the possibility of creating a government-owned ride-hailing program to support these individuals.

Sia Jampathong, a Move Forward Party MP, had criticized Mr. Srettha for debating the president’s labor legislation in congress.

Despite Mr. Sia’s assurances that he would develop a comprehensive labor legislation during his election campaign, the latter failed to do so.

The present income prices are insufficient for employees to make ends meet, I want to inform the prime minister. They don’t get enough defense, Mr. Sia claimed.

He urged the prime minister to drive for graduates with bachelor’s degrees to receive a daily minimum salary of 600 and salaries of 25, 000 baht.

You have to honor your commitments. You will be in problems if you don’t. You promised to increase the minimum daily pay as soon as possible. However, you must explain a time,” Mr. Sia said.

Any income boost must first be discussed by the bilateral national pay commission, which consists of representatives of employers, employees, and numerous state agencies, according to Suchart Chantaranakaracha, vice-chairman overseeing labor affairs at the Federation of Thai Industries.

He asserted that all factors must be taken into account, including inflation, labor performance, employers’ ability to pay pay, and economic growth.

Now, the normal minimum wage ranges from 328 to 354 baht depending on the province. The most recent pay increase occurred in October of last year. Chon Buri, Rayong, and Phuket have all received approval for the highest daily price of 354 ringgit.

Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit announced on Tuesday that a 20-baht flat fare will be piloted on the MRT Purple Line and the State Railway of Thailand( SRT ) Red Line within the upcoming three months as” New Year’s present” to the public.

After being asked to explain whether a 20-baht flat rate may be useful, Mr. Suriya made the announcement in congress.

Surachate Praweenwongwut, an opposition MP from the Move Forward Party, brought up the flat-fare topic on the next day of the government’s plan resolve.

Mr. Suriya insisted on maintaining the flat-rate plan because it was a chance to treat everyone fairly, particularly those trying to make ends meet on lower wages.

The minister warned that passing the flat-rate policy may take six months because the government would need to assemble all train line concessionaires and form a dialogue committee to discuss it with them.

In the upcoming three times, which will fall around the New Year, he announced that the 20 baht flat level would be piloted on the MRT Purple Line and the SRT Red Line.

People will pay 20 ringgit for all coach lines within two years because we need time for conversations, he said.

Despite the fact that the Transport Ministry has three deputy officials and Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin is the Finance Minister, who has full authority to approve people money, Mr. Surachate claimed that Pheu Thai’s premier campaign promise, the flat charge, was not one of its guidelines presented to parliament.

Every electric educate collection, including when passengers transfer to another lines, may be subject to the smooth rate, according to him.

Nonetheless, the opposition MP said it was unclear how broad the flat-rate plan may be because no clear path on transport system investment had emerged.

To make matters worse, he claimed that because the policy may be impacted by the coach lines'” private companies ,” it might not be implemented within the first three weeks of the new state taking office as promised during the election campaign.

The privileges enjoyed by former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was found guilty, could lead to problems for the government in the future, according to a legislator who urged it to handle all prisoners pretty.

Senator Thawil Pliensri reported that Thaksin, 74, spent about 13 days at the Bangkok Remand Prison before being transferred to the Police General Hospital during the next day of the discussion on the government’s plan speech in parliament on Tuesday.

After experiencing chest pain, hypertension, and lower body air on the night of August 22, the evening he returned to Thailand and was imprisoned, Thaksin receives medical attention in a secret place at Royal Suite 1401 on space 14 of the Maha Bhumibol Rachanusorn 88 Phansa Building.

He has spent more than 20 days in the hospital and is permitted to receive 10 customers per time. Additionally, he was granted a royal reprimand, which reduced his eight-year prison sentence to just one year.

Mr. Thawil claims that as a result, he is now urging the government to address all prisoners fairly.

” I implore the state to uphold its judicial standards and rules.” All of Thaksin’s protections could upend a lot of people, which could result in unforeseen events in the future, he said.

In the meantime, Thaksin was charged with violating Section 112 of the Criminal Code, also known as the Lese Majeste Law, by Praphrut Chatprapachai, a legal professional and previous Democrat MP member.

According to Mr. Praphrut, Thaksin spoke with North Korean advertising in 2015 about the king. The now-defunct National Peace Keeping Council’s former assistant defense minister and minister general, Gen Udomdej Sitabutr, had given the Department of the Judge Advocate General instructions to sue Thaksin.

The Office of the Attorney General ( OAG) filed the lawsuit. In 2015, the Criminal Court granted Thaksin an arrest warrant after accepting the situation for prosecution.

As a result, he pleaded with Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin to give the authorities the go-ahead to prosecute Thaksin.

According to him, if the government doesn’t do this, it could open a gap that would allow organizations or other people to ask it to release prisoners who had broken Part 112 by asserting their justice. This could eventually result in calls for the Section to be amended.