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On Wednesday night, officers will expand their investigation into a shooting at Praween Chankhlai’s home in the Muang neighborhood of Nakhon Pathom, 35, also known as Kamnan Nok. This research may also look into how he acquired significant money and resources.

Six police officials, out of the 25 soldiers in the group, were detained, arrested, and fired for helping Mr. Praween and Thananchai Manmak, his assailant, flee. Later, the shooter was killed in a policeman shootout.

The research into the previous tambon key Thakong’s ownership of two construction companies for 2.6 billion baht may be conducted by deputy police chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn, according to his team. After police retrieved information from two CCTV camera servers that were thrown into a river by the now-sacked Ratchaburi Central Prison standard Thitinan Intonwong, he anticipates that the case will get resolved in the coming days.

In the meantime, Pol Maj Kiatisak Somsuk, 52, an analyst at Krathum Baen officers train in Samut Sakhon, is one of the six officers detained yesterday, along with the traffic police officer in Nakhon Pathom and the other two. These soldiers are from Highway Police Station 1.

Pol Maj Siwakorn Saibua, an official at Highway Police Station 1, was shot to death last Wednesday at a dinner party hosted by Mr. Praween and attended by 25 authorities.

In order to get ready for the large season, Phuket wants to promote licenses among little hotel users. The state’s ability to receive more than 10,000 tourists per day, or 2.19 million visitors annually, is anticipated to increase as a result of resort license membership.

A seminar was held on September 7 by the Phuket Boutique Accommodation Consortium( BAC ) to promote a ministerial regulation that changed the requirements for obtaining an interior ministry hotel license and was issued by that department of public works and town and country planning in June.

The amendment, according to Phuket deputy governor Danai Sunantarod, gives little hotel owners a great chance to apply for licenses and legitimately register their establishments for common agency inspection.

According to the rule, smaller hotels are free from certain creating requirements that apply to general hotels, such as stairwell diameter or retracted parking space. Security protocols like fire supervision and those relating to building structure, however, continue to be required requirements.

More than 80 % of the hotel island’s smaller hotels lack legal licenses, according to Chinnawat Udomniyom, president of Phuket BAC.

He thinks more small business owners may record their operations now that the regulations permit them to be excluded from some requirements.

By the end of this year, over 25 to 30 million tourists are anticipated to visit Thailand, according to Wirintra Paphakityotphat, head of the Tourism Council of Thailand( TCT ) Region 11. She was citing statistics from the Thailand Tourism Council.

She claimed that there are between 4,000 and 5,000 resorts in Phuket, and just 2,000 of them have the necessary company licenses.

She continued,” I’m hoping that this will help the anticipated 2.19 million visitors annually, generating over 16.2 billion baht in tourism income.”

According to deputy federal police chief Surachate Hakparn, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin wants authorities to serve the general public rather than powerful individuals.

At the official home of the prime minister, Phitsanulok Mansion, Pol Gen Surachate met him.

They talked about the incident where, on Wednesday evening, at a party held at the local administrator’s home in Nakhon Pathom state, the gunman who was close to the administrator shot the highway police inspector to death.

Following the meeting, Pol Gen Surachate claimed that the primary minister had instructed him to repress powerful individuals.

In order for[ ordinary ] people to have confidence in their own safety, the prime minister placed a strong emphasis on the suppression of mafias and powerful individuals in local communities. Officers shouldn’t back those powerful people… Authorities must be on the person’s area, the prime minister insisted, according to Pol Gen Surachate.

Following the fatal shooting on Wednesday, the assistant federal police chief claimed that the police officers present at the dinner group in Nakhon Pathom lied during the first questioning.

You may stay, but we have questions, an investigation, and reliable information, according to Pol Gen Surachate.

He affirmed that as long as there was proof of the crime, offenders may be subject to legal action.

A CCTV client at the home of the regional administrator was among the proof. According to Pol Gen Surachate, it was allegedly thrown into the water by a corrections officer in an effort to hide murder. He made reference to CCTV footage taken at Praween Chankhlai’s home in Nakhon Pathom, a 35-year-old kamnan( sub-district chief ).

According to Pol Gen Surachate, the server was now clean and its data would be fully recovered in three to four days.

Some police officials will undoubtedly be held accountable in the case, he declared.

He claimed that there were three parties of police officers who attended the dinner party at Mr. Praween’s home.

One of them was the soldiers who left the house immediately following the shooting. Officials who destroyed evidence and removed Mr. Praween from the crime scene made up the second class. The picture investigator was rushed to the hospital by the other group.

Pol Gen Surachate claimed that during the interrogation of the witnesses and defendants, everyone pointed to Mr. Praween as the person who had given the order to shoot.

” A authorities exchange request was made. When it was turned down, he gave the order to shoot… He was overconfident because he had been so close to the local authorities for so much. Now, this needs to be eliminated, according to Pol Gen Surachate.

Mr. Praween persisted in denying all expenses, but the deputy national police chief claimed that he was unable to flee.

The kamnan who reportedly gave the shooting’s order was Praween Chankhlai. ( Photo provided )

PHUKET: According to the Region 3 Thailand Maritime Enforcement Command Centre( Thai – MECC ), a small fishing boat capsized in the water off Koh Ael island, south of Phuket, on Sunday, and two crew members went missing.

At 1.20 p.m., the Thai – MECC Region 3 received notification of the event via crisis number 1465.

About 2.2 nautical miles off the coast of Koh Ael, the fishing vessel with four crew members capsized. The other two crew members vanished, but two of them were able to swim offshore to health.

A search and rescue vision was sent out by a guard ship, Tor 272. A television network was used to alert nearby fishing boats to the Thai-MECC and assist in the search for the missing men.

However ongoing was the research.

According to a senior police officer, four Thai people — including three women — were detained on Sunday in Poipet, Cambodia, on suspicion of making the scam calls that last month led to the murder of the man’s family in Samut Prakan province.

Supol Wongwian, 21, Nisarat Sukasem, 22, Kanonkporn Kraisuk, 19, and Kornkanok Singthit were all detained in the neighboring region on Sunday, according to deputy federal police chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn.

Mr. Supol, according to Pol Gen Surachate, allegedly served as a Thai officer in charge of Thai con artists, including the three Vietnamese sexual offenders tasked with carrying out the gang’s fraud names.

They will be brought to Thailand for prosecution after being accused of participating in a multinational crime gang, computer crime, and common fraud.

Authorities took several smart phones, ATM cards, lender books, and about 240,000 baht in cash from them during the arrest.

The death of a lady and her two children in Samut Prakan’s Bang Phli district on August 28 was allegedly committed by 30 suspected users of the phone fraud crew, including the four Thai nationals. Her father was the criminal, and he also attempted to take his own life.

According to officials, the man owed several hundred thousand ringgit to guarantee a car rental for another person. Then, in an effort to assist, his wife made plans to borrow money using a banking app that was actually used by the scam gang. Finally, she suffered a 1.7 million baht fraud.

According to reports, the father killed his family as a result of the terrible damage.

Of the 30 suspected users of the fraud group, 16 have so far been detained, according to Pol Gen Surachate on Sunday. 16 proprietors of bank records used to collect money from victims, four cashiers, two people who created horse accounts, six call center con artists, and two still-at-large Chinese call center supervisors were among the suspects.

According to Pol Gen Surachate, police were looking for the defendants who were still at big. & nbsp,

Due to their alleged role in the firing at a dinner party held on Wednesday evening at the home of the kamnan( tambon main) in Nakhon Pathom, six police officers have been fired from the police force.

Pol Maj Siwakorn Saibua, a police officer at Highway Police Sub-division 2’s bridge police stop 1, was killed in that event, and Lt. Col. Wasin Pandee, the lieutenant commander, was hurt.

Four of the six officers who were fired from bridge police station 1 are Pol Lt. Prasarn Rodpol, loon. Captain Narongsak Taeng – ampai, and poli. Natthapol Nakkorn and Sansern Srisawat.

The other two officers who were fired are Pol Maj Kiatisak Somsuk, an analyst at the Samut Sakhon state police station Krathum Baen, and Lt Nimit Salidkul, a customers police officer at Nakhon Pathom’s Muang station.

The six officers are charged with destroying proof of the murder and aiding Praween Chankhlai, the kamnan, and the alleged shooter, in fleeing. In Kanchanaburi state, the suspected shooter Thananchai Manmak was afterwards killed in a firefight with police and nbsp, while Mr. Praween turned himself in to the authorities.

The discharge orders go into effect on September 9. They are all the subjects of a thorough administrative analysis.

Additionally fired and subject to an investigation for alleged role in the shooting incident is a member of the Corrections Department.

An established who is suspected of being involved in the shooting that killed a bridge police officer and injured another on Wednesday evening at the home of an important kamnan( tambon key ) in Nakhon Pathom has been fired from government services by the Corrections Department.

Thitinan Intonwong, who was assigned to work at the Ratchaburi Central Prison rather than the Khao Bin Prison as previously reported, was identified as the established by the agency’s director-general, Sithi Sutheevong.

According to the director-general, Mr. Thitinan had been arrested. Police claimed that he was responsible for the client removal from the closed-circuit television camera at Praween Chankhlai’s home in Muang district, Nakhon Pathom province, after a dinner party shooting that resulted in the deaths of two highway police officers. The site is therefore thought to have been thrown into the water by Mr. Thitinan in an effort to hide the crime.

Mr. Sitthi claimed that he had requested in writing confirmation from the authorities of Mrs. Thitinan’s arrest and detention.

Additionally, he had established a committee to look into Mr. Thitinan’s major disciplinary issues and issued an order expelling him from public service pending the outcome of the investigation. Additionally, his work agreement had been terminated.

Mr. Sitthi declared that he would not step in to defend Mrs. Thitinan from any andnbsp, police-assailable legal charges.

According to a poll conducted by the National Institute of Development Administration, or Nida Poll, the majority of people believe that the Move Forward Party, which has the most MPs in the House of Representatives, may assume the position of opposition leader.

In order to gather their thoughts on” What the Move Forward Party may take between the content of assistant speech and opposition leader in the House of Representatives ,” 1, 310 individuals aged 18 and over from across the nation participated in phone conversations between September 5 and 7.

When asked which position — deputy House speaker or opposition leader— they believe to be more important, 38.40 % said they were equally important. 29.85 % pointed to the deputy house speaker, 28.5 % mentioned him, 1.68 percent said neither position was significant, and 1.52 percent either had no response or showed no interest.

When asked which position the Move Forward Party should hold between that of deputy House speaker and opposition leader, a majority of respondents — 56.1 %— prefer the position of opposition head, 39.08 % said the party should keep that position, and 4.81 % either had no response or were uninterested.

65.80 % of respondents said” yes” when asked if they could cooperate with the Democrat Party and the Move Forward Party in the opposition bloc, with 37.25 % doing fairly well and 28.55 % very well. On the other hand, 17.79 % of respondents said they wouldn’t be able to get along, and 12.82 % said no at all, while 30.61 % said” no” -& nbsp.

The remaining 3 59 % either had no response or were uninterested.

The Constitutional Court has not yet decided on Pita Limjaroenrat’s MP reputation, so the Move Forward Party, which has the majority of Members in the opposition alliance, is still hesitant to accept the position of opposition leader. When Mr. Pita applied to work in the May 14 vote, the Constitutional Court has been asked to determine whether he was nevertheless owning shares in a media company.

The party’s MP Padipat Suntiphada, who has been chosen as Deputy House Speaker, would have to step down if it decided to run for foe head.

According to Section 106 of the law, the King will appoint the opposition leader in the House of Representatives who represents the political party with the most MPs after the government has been in office, with none of them serving as cabinet members, House speakers, or assistant House Speakers.

According to a poll conducted by the National Institute of Development Administration, or Nida Poll, the majority of people believe that Move Forward — the party with the most MPs in the House of Representatives — should take over as opposition leader.

In order to gather ideas on whether the Move Forward Party may hold the positions of assistant speech or opposition leader in the House of Representatives, 1, 310 people aged 18 and older from across the nation were surveyed over the phone on September 5 and 7.

When asked which of the two roles — deputy House speaker and opposition leader — is more important, 38.40 % said they are equally important. 29.85 % chose the opposition speaker, 28.55 percent the deputy house speaker. 1.68 % said neither role is significant, and 1.52 % gave no response or showed no interest.

When asked what positions the Move Forward Party should hold, a majority of respondents— 56.1 %— chosen the opposition leader, 39.08 % said the party should keep its position as deputy House speaker, and 4.8 % either didn’t respond or showed no interest.

65.80 % of respondents said” yes” when asked if the Move Forward Party and the Democrat Party would be able to cooperate in the opposition bloc, with 37.25 % doing fairly well and 28.55 % very well. On the other hand, 17.79 % of respondents said they wouldn’t be able to get along, and 12.82 % stated they would not at all, while 30.61 % said” no” -& nbsp.

The remaining 3 59 % either had no response or were uninterested.

The Constitutional Court has not yet decided on Pita Limjaroenrat’s MP reputation, according to the Move Forward Party, which has the majority of MPs in the foe union. When Mr. Pita applied to move in the May 14 vote, the Constitutional Court has been asked to determine whether he was nevertheless owning shares in a media company.

The party’s MP Padipat Suntiphada, who has been elected Deputy House Speaker, would have to resign from his place if it decides to run for opposition leader.

According to Section 106 of the law, the King will appoint the opposition leader in the House of Representatives after the government has taken office if that leader is the head of an opposition political party with the most MPs in that bloc and nbsp, with none of them serving as cabinet members, House speakers, or assistant House Speakers.