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The function of the government won’t be diminished by NHB.

According to Public Health Minister Cholnan Srikaew, a National Health Board ( NHB ) will coordinate the functions of various ministries and the private sector in the management of macro-health policies.

According to Dr. Cholnan, the committee, which will be presided over by the prime minister, may serve as a focal point where the public and private sectors collaborate to influence health policies.

The Public Health Ministry won’t be the only entity to carry out health plans under the NHB.

The minister claimed that” companies putting health policies into practice are out of tune, which harms the quality of medical being delivered.”

According to Dr. Cholnan, the board won’t replicate the work done by other organizations like the National Health Security Office( NHSO ) and a national health commission.

He continued by saying that because the NHB budget’s power is limited to policy implementation and oversight, it will not have an impact on funds given to various agencies.

Despite this, the NHB won’t lessen the Public Health Ministry’s function, according to Dr. Cholnan. As public health policies stand to gain from being implemented in a seamless and detailed manner, the board will actually strengthen it. It benefits by closing flaws.

According to the secretary, the government does not intend to charge participants in the” gold cards” universal healthcare program 30 baht each time they receive medical care.

However, he added that the government will keep making improvements to the program while even closing the gaps between widespread health insurance programs, such as the gold cards program, the Social Security Fund, and state officials’ medical insurance policies.

When the country’s Gross Domestic Product is taken into account, Dr. Prasit Watanapa, an advisor to the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital at Mahidol University, urged the government to increase funding for the program. He claimed that the nation is no spending enough on the medical field.

We must ensure that we have enough money to cover women’s charges, he said.

He concurred that an upgrade should be made to the 30-baht general health insurance plan. He did, however, advocate for reducing issues like the use of fictitious IDs to get health care and streamlining medical bill reimbursements for civil servants.

The public is being urged to get tested for tuberculosis by the Department of Disease Control ( DDC ), especially if they have underlying medical conditions that could make the illness worse.

The call came in response to media reports about player Chawin” Jug” Chitsomboon, who recently developed tuberculosis, most likely after coming into contact with a friend who passed away on September 5.

Dr. Tares Krassanairawiwong, the director-general of DDC, advised the populace to exercise caution. Thailand is one of the best 30 nations with the highest rates of tuberculosis cases worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.

According to WHO statistics, the country records an average of 103, 000 new cases annually, and approximately 12, 000 people pass away from TB-related illnesses each month.

Even though around 25 % of Thailand’s population has developed some disease resistance, people with compromised immune systems are still more likely to experience severe symptoms.

As a result, Dr. Tares advised people who have chronic medical conditions like diabetes, HIV / Aids, as well as those with high risk factors like inmates and / or others who live in cramped housing, drug addicts and alcohol users, migrant workers, and frontline medical staff to think about getting routine tuberculosis screenings.

According to Dr. Niti Haetanurak, DDC assistant director-general, the agency has gotten in touch with Chawin’s boss to give his friends, family, and other people who had frequent touch with the professional treatment.

A breathing condition called disease can be spread by talking, coughing, and sneezing while in the air. Gentle fever, appetite loss, and weight loss are some typical signs, along with a persistent cough that lasts for more than two months.

According to Dr. Phalin Kamolwat, chairman of the agency’s disease division,” It is a treatable illness, but patients may take medications for six months.”

According to Dr. Phalin, finding the condition in its early rounds is crucial. To prevent distribution, people who have TB in their families are even advised to get immediate medical help. Call the DDC 1442 line and the agency’s tuberculosis division at 02 211 2224 for more details.

According to a policeman source, Pol Col. Vachira Yaothaisong, the commander of Highway Police sub-division 2, shot himself to death yesterday at his residence in the Lam Luk Ka area of Pathum Thani province.

He served as Pol Maj Sivakorn Saibua’s direct officer when he was killed last Wednesday by a gunman in the Muang region of Nakhon Pathom at Praween Chankhlai, also known as Kamnan Nok.

One of the 25 police who attended the group and was under investigation was Vachira, 44.

Although the cause of his apparent death was not immediately clear, it is known that he was upset by the highly publicized shooting’s consequence.

He was identified as the caller who instructed Sivakorn to visit Mr. Praween’s home, where he was later allegedly murdered by Thananchai, also known as” Nong” Manmak.

After learning of Vachira’s passing, acting chief of the Highway Police Division and deputy national police captain Pol Gen Torsak Sukvimol went to his house.

After Sivakorn’s passing, Vachira reportedly sought care at Phramongkutklao Hospital for stress and depression.

He was enrolled in Police Academy Class 55 and Class 39 of the Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School.

He started his officers job in the Si Rattana city of Si Sa Ket state after graduating in 2002.

Vachira was moved to the specific activities section of the Crime Suppression Division in 2014 before joining the Highway Police Division.

Monday, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin gave the Royal Thai Police( RTP) the go-ahead to launch a thorough research into the Mr. Praween situation.

In order to inform Mr. Srettha of Vachira’s passing and update him on the Sivakorn death investigation, National Police Chief Pol Gen Damrongsak Kittiprapas met him in parliament.

As more evidence is required and the investigation is still ongoing, Pol Gen Damrongsak stated that it cannot yet be determined whether Vachira’s dying was truly a case of suicide.

Vachira may have committed suicide, according to Deputy Chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn, but he was known to be unhappy after being looked into in relation to the death of his subordinate.

At the Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases of Region 7 in Samut Songkram, six soldiers who were detained on Sunday for allowing Mr. Praween and the shooter to flee are currently being held. Bail was not issued.

In the midst of the fallout from Sivakorn’s death yesterday, Pol Maj Gen Jakkrit Kruasunthornwanich, the municipal police chief of Nakhon Pathom, and the Muang place captain, Col Phuphon Thapcharoen, were moved to Provincial Police Region 7 office.

The first day of Pol Maj Sivakorn’s mercilessly sponsored death was also monday.

Chon Buri: A resort user and the head of a town were the targets of local authorities’ complaints with the officers yesterday for alleged role in the construction of the ramp that encroaches on the Sattahip district’s coastline.

After receiving a problem about the alleged invasion, Chusak Nantithanyathada, acting area commander, was given the task of inspecting the region by Chon Buri provincial government Thawatchai Srithong.

Behind what is presently a closed-down hotel in tambon Samae San in Moo 1, the incline was being constructed. On September 4, the examination was conducted.

According to a GPS function, the ramp encroached on about 7 rai of land, according to older forestry official Mongkrot Aunruang.

A practical landing is connected to the slope, which is 79 meters long and one meter wide.

Trucks entering and exiting the slope design area, as well as backhoes working along the seashore, were discovered by the authorities. The officers gave the order to stop working while checks went on.

Sand and rock piles, as well as signs of digging, were found by officials.

Investigations revealed that the place is a part of the jungle, which is off-limits to the general public.

The local government had not been asked for permission to construct the slope.

The owner of the now-closed location, Naruedon Pisittakasem, and Apichart Aramrat, a village chief in tambon Samae San in Moo 3, were accused of overseeing the building after the acting area commander visited the invasion area.

The four costs include destroying state property and forests, engaging in illegal activity that harms natural assets under the Enhancement and Conservation of National Environmental Quality Act, and colluding in design that damages the forest without authority under Part 54 of the Forest Act.

Crisis action as the floods wreak havoc

MAE HONG SON: In the Muang and Pai regions of this north boundary province, flash floods and landslides have caused damage to people services, homes, farms, and tourist destinations.

Chettha Mosikarat, the government of Mae Hong Son, stated yesterday that he has given leaders instructions to assess the damage and help those in the affected areas.

Mr. Chettha stated that issues involving settlement also needed to be handled.

He claimed that two well-known tourist destinations, Tham Pla Cave and Su Tong Pae Bridge in the Muang area, as well as homes, rice fields, and various farm vegetables, had been damaged.

The tourist high season is approaching, he said, so the visitor areas need to be restored.

According to Mr. Chettha, after many days of heavy rains, the flooding and landslides began around 10 p.m. on Friday.

According to the provincial office of disaster protection and mitigation, a flash storm struck 373 homes in the Muang area at Ban Huay Pha in tambon hawa, home to 925 people.

One girl passed away while riding a bicycle home after being swept aside by flood waters.

Mudslides even destroyed two classrooms and six homes.

Overflows from the Mae Sa Nga and Maa Sa Nugi channels flooded 38 homes, 152 people, and land at Ban Mok Cham Pae in the tambon community. Numerous energy poles were knocked over.

Ban Kung Mai Sak and four settlements in tambon Pha Bong, which affected about 535 homes and 1,400 people, were likewise severely impacted.

Flash floods that destroyed routes and land crops affected 2,000 residents of the Pai district’s villages of Moo 5 and Mo 11, respectively.

Heavy rain has fallen in the regions of Uttaradit, Ubon Ratchathani, Lop Buri; Trat; Trang; and Kanchanaburi, according to Surasee Kittimonthon, deputy director of the National Water Command Center and secretary-general.

He issued a warning that residents of 20 regions, including Chiang Rai, Phetchabun, Bung Kan, Chon Buri, Rayong, Chanthaburi, Trat, Kanchanaburi; Ranong; Mae Hong Son; Tak; Lampang; Phrae; Nan; Phayao; Uttaradit; Pyitsanulok; Uthai Thani; and Phang-nga, should be on high alert for potential display storms in the coming days.

Anutin Charnvirakul, the deputy prime minister and interior minister, expressed confidence in Chada Thaiset’s ability to lead a new effort to combat mafia-style criminals and reduce their influence on local operational organizations across the country yesterday.

Next week, the minister gave Mr. Chada the responsibility of overseeing a global investigation into all powerful regional officials suspected of being associated with mafia-like gangs and having them blacklisted if connections are found.

The project was given in response to a violent incident in which two highway patrol officers were hurt and one was shot dead late on Wednesday evening at suppertime at the house of an influential regional innovator in Nakhon Pathom’s Muang district.

The firing generated significant regional attention and sparked a fresh discussion about corruption in the public sector.

Mr. Anutin responded that it wouldn’t be needed if he had also set a deadline for Mr Chada to complete this assignment because such problem is an ongoing issue that necessitates ongoing vigilance on the part of all parties.

Senator Prasit Pathummarak thanked the new administration for its commitment to eradicating mafia-style criminal gangs and the powerful individuals who support their illicit drug trade during today’s political argument on its policy statement.

Chada: Chief of the Mafia blow

Another development was the Anti-Corruption Organization of Thailand’s( ACT ) request that the government take its commitment to combat corruption and bribery in state officials’ promotions more seriously than in the past.

The Nakhon Pathom event was cited by the ACT in a post on the organization’s Facebook page as proof of widespread interference with open agencies’ reshuffles of officials as well as the link between dubious businesses and the illegal benefits provided to state officials in charge of stifling the activities of these businesses.

According to the ACT, the Nakhon Pathom scenario is a prime example of how corrupt and lacking in good management the public administration system is.

In order to better safeguard fine state officials and guarantee their fairness when it comes to career advancement, it was further stated that all those with connections to illegal activity must be expelled from the system.

The ACT even urged Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin to uphold his promise to indicate Thailand’s Anti-Corruption Day on September 6 and to ensure that unjust reshuffles and the buying and selling of key positions in state organizations would come to an end under his administration.

Additionally, Mr. Srettha vowed to do significant anti-corruption measures under his supervision.

The Move Forward Party ( MFP) has vowed to use Sunday’s Rayong by-election victory as a springboard for winning the following general election.

Pita Limjaroenrat, the president of the MFP, stated that Pongsathorn Sornpetnarin received 60 % of voters in the illegal by-election results in Constituency 3 that covered the Klang area yesterday.

Mr. Pongsathorn won the chair with 39, 296 vote, according to the Rayong vote committee, defeating Banyat Jetnajan of the Democrat Party, who received 26, 376 votes. Ruengchai Sombatphuthorn, a member of the Nation Building Labour Party, came in third with 881. 56 % of the 122, 582 eligible voters showed up to cast their ballots on Sunday at 207 polling places.

There were 899 votes that were spoiled.

Nakhon-chai Khunnarong, a member of the MFP who resigned as an MP after learning of his previous conviction and jail sentence for fraud, was replaced by the by-election.

Pongsathorn received 11, 000 more seats than Nakhonchai, according to Mr. Pita, a sign of the group’s rising popularity in the county.

” We’ll continue to build on this velocity.” We will be more determined to plan for votes in order to ultimately win the upcoming general vote, he said.

The Democrat participant, Dr. Banyat, used Facebook to express his gratitude to those who had supported him.

He claimed that despite losing, he received a lot more seats than in the public vote on May 14.