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According to Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, the president of congress, a two-day discussion on the government’s plan statement will begin on Monday and last for 29 hours.

He was speaking following a meeting with the state, criticism, and Senate paddles yesterday to talk about the debate’s schedule.

The conversation will take place on Monday from 9 a.m. until midnight, according to Mr. Wan, who also serves as House Speaker. The following day, it will begin at 9 am and last until 11 pm. Senators may have five hours to debate the policy statement, while the cabinet may be given five to explain it and respond to inquiries.

According to Mr. Wan, government MPs will also have five hours to question it, while opposition lawmakers did have 14 hours.

” Two days may be sufficient for the discussion, and each side will be responsible for managing their allotted time and speaker lineup.” I don’t think the conversation will last longer than the allotted time, Mr. Wan said.

He said, referring to a feared meeting of anti-government demonstrators,” I hope the debate will go on smoothly. Any protests outside parliament will not do any great.”

He added that the opposition events had assured him that they would follow the rules governing the discussion and would not use the opportunity to criticize the government as though it were a no-confidence discussion.

Adisorn Piengkes, the general government whip and Pheu Thai MP for Si Sa Ket, stated yesterday that the legislature period is for the authorities to present its policy speech, not for a discussion of censure.

Additionally, he claimed that Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin did not specifically instruct authorities MPs to serve as guards in order to defend the government and quell opposition.

The opposition Move Forward Party ( MFP ), which has 151 MPs — the highest number in parliament — as a list MP and secretary-general, Chaithawat Tulathon announced yesterday that the party has 30 MP members prepared to discuss government policies.

According to him, the discussion may include all facets, including social, economic, social, and public security issues.

The specifics of the government’s plan speech, he added, are ambiguous and upsetting. Since there is no set period, Mr. Chaithawat said it is unclear whether government policies can provide the people with any trust and how they can get implemented.

Mr. Chaithawat and another party-list MPs like Rangsiman Rome, Sirikanya Tansakun, and Parit Wacharasindhu are expected to join the MFP conversation lineup, according to solutions.

Following an argument over a promotion at the kamnan’s home late on Wednesday night, an influential kaman ( subdistrict head ) in Nakhon Pathom turned himself in to police yesterday. The gunman had killed one highway police officer and injured another.

Praween:” Ordered” shooting

Slow yesterday evening, Praween Chankhlai, also known as Kamnan Nok, turned himself in to the Nakhon Pathom police, shortly after they had obtained an arrest warrant for him for ordering the killings. Thananchai Manmak, a 45-year-old shooter who works for Mr. Praween, is still at large.

According to Pol Lt Gen Jirabhop Bhuridej, chief of the Central Investigation Bureau, eyewitnesses have informed investigators that Mr. Praween’s request to exchange his nephew, a police officer, was denied.

According to Pol Maj Gen Montree Theskhan, the CSD commander, officers from the Crime Suppression Division( CSD ) and Provincial Police Region 7 have been sent to various locations in Nakhon Pathom and nearby provinces to look for the shooter.

A viewer claims that Kamnan Nok had invited some bridge police officers to visit him at his home in Muang district’s tambon Takong. Pol Maj Sivakorn Saibua, the head of roadway police stop 1 under the Highway Police Sub-division 2, and Lt. Col. Wasin Panpee, a deputy captain, were two of the soldiers in the class.

Thananchai: A fugitive torpedo

According to Pol Lt. Gen. Jirabhop, Mr. Praween got into a fight with President Sivakorn at around 10 p.m. after attempting to persuade him to switch his officer nephew’s task from patrol car to motorcycle patrol squad. The demand was turned down by Pol Maj Sivakorn. According to him, deals must follow rules and be based on performance.

According to reports, Mr. Praween therefore lost his cool, punched his fist on the table, and left. After waiting for five hours, Mr. Thananchai showed up and began shooting. Pol Maj Sivakorn was shot seven times and eventually passed away from his scars. After being shot in the remaining shoulder, Pol Lt. Col. Wasin was taken to the hospital.

The coastal natural method along the coastline of Chon Buri has not been harmed by a 60, 000 gallon crude oil flow in the upper Gulf of Thailand, according to the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources.

According to Apichai Ekvanakun, the department’s deputy chief, its teams surveyed coral reefs around five islands in the province: Koh Ta Meun( with 32.18 rai ),” Koh Kang Kao” with 76.69 acres,” Hok Si Chang ,”” with 57.38 acres ,” and” Coh Kham Yai.”

According to him, the department is currently closely monitoring a complete of 252.54 ray of coral reef websites.

They have all been protected from the crude contamination film thus far, he said. ” Fortunately, the ocean cleanup procedure is almost complete, so there may not be any impact on the coral reef websites.”

But he continued,” We’ll keep an eye on the situation.” ” If there are any results from an oil spill, we may even take legal action against the criminals.”

This quarter, the Thai Oil Company reported that one of its ships in the Gulf of Thailand was leaking oil. Although the seep reportedly lasted five minutes, 60 000 litres were able to flow into the ocean as a result. According to reports, the ship contained 273, 000 metric tons of crude oil.

Scam ads are a serious issue, but many companies would suffer if Facebook entry was blocked, according to Prasert.

In retaliation for Facebook’s inability to stop the proliferation of fraud ads, the new secretary of digital economy and society has withdrawn the threat made by his predecessor to restrict Thai access to the social network.

According to Prasert Chanthararuangthong, restricting Facebook exposure in the nation would have a significant negative impact on 45 million regular Facebook users as well as thousands of business owners who rely on the social network.

Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn, Mr. Prasert’s president, declared last month that he would ask for a court order to restrict access to Facebook because his requests for it to take down dishonest adverts had gone unanswered.

Thais were suffering greatly from Facebook-based scams, according to Mr. Chaiwut, a deputy head of the coalition-member Palang Pracharath Party.

Mr. Prasert, who is also the coalition’s secretary general and the leader of the Pheu Thai Party, stated that he would bargain with Facebook managers in Singapore and Thailand to stop fraudulent advertisements.

He acknowledged the problem of schemes and stated that he would establish a specific center to combat them in three months. According to Mr. Prasert, the center would use artificial intelligence ( AI ) to identify unusual financial transactions.

Mr. Chaiwut complained last month that Facebook had not been able to detect fraud using scammers’ sponsored websites, despite long-standing requests for assistance from the government and related organizations.

According to him, about 70 % of all website investment schemes that occur in Thailand start on Facebook.

According to Prae Dumrongmongcolgul, region director for Meta, Facebook’s family, the business used AI to spot false advertising and removed them as soon as they were found.

However, she continued,” Scammers are constantly evolving, and Facebook techniques occasionally need time to catch up with them.”

The Criminal Court has fined a man and his wife 1, 000 ringgit each and sentenced them to 18 months in prison for participating in an anti-government demonstration in 2021 on the Din Daeng road.

On August 29, 2021, Rangsan Boonpueng and his wife Pranee traveled to Bangkok’s Din Daeng city in a car registered in Phuket, according to the prosecution. The license plates of their vehicles were covered in face masks, and the two were carrying glass balls, a bullet-proof vest, which is regarded as military equipment, as well as slingshots.

They joined around 25 different people in a objection that was held without official authority under the Din Daeng road and on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, according to prosecution.

The opposition was ordered to stop by crowd control police, but they disobeyed. Instead, they used slingshots to launch crystal balls at the law and ignite unrest while setting car tires and other components on fire.

The couple was accused of breaking the 2005 evacuation order, 2015 disease manage act, Criminal Code, War Materials Control Act, and other laws.

The accused were initially given a two-year, six-month mixed jail sentence and fines of 2,000 ringgit each. The charges were increased to 1, 000 ringgit each, and the jail terms were reduced to 18 months.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC) has been asked by public prosecutors to request a new arrest warrant detailing Itthiphol Kunplome’s escape date. The purpose of the demand is to stop the statute of limitations from running out in his Pattaya property permission case.

According to Kosolwat Inthuchanyong, deputy spokesman for the Office of the Attorney General( OAG ), Khamnueng Wongthaweesap, the OAG’s region 2 executive director, sent an urgent letter to the NACC secretary general on Wednesday asking the anti-graft organization to request a new arrest warrant for Mr. Itthiphol and two other defendants.

The earlier arrest warrants, according to Mr. Kosolwat, did not specify the day of their absence. Due to its effect on the Corruption and Misconduct Procedures Act, including this time is essential; otherwise, no one may take advantage of the statute of limitations.

Due to Mr. Itthiphol and the other two suspects’ failure to appear before people lawyers for trial as scheduled on Monday, the Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases issued the earlier arrest warrants on Tuesday. The high-rise Waterfront Suites & amp, Residences project in Pattaya was granted illegal permission in September 2008 while Mr. Itthiphol was the mayor of the city, which is the case at hand. This Sunday( Sept 10 ), the case’s 15-year statute of limitations will expire.

Mr. Itthiphol, 50, is accused of misbehavior under Area 157 of the Criminal Code, which carries a one to ten-year prison term.

After being appointed to Prayut Chan-o-cha’s second government in July 2019, the former Pattaya mayor served as culture minister until recently. Sonthaya Kunplome, a former governor of Pattaya, is also his younger sibling.

On August 3, the NACC filed the situation with the OAG, and on August 30, the attorney general ordered Mr. Ittiphol’s prosecution.

At the base of Khao Phra Tamnak hill, close to Pattaya Bay and Bali Hai Pier, the Waterfront property task was constructed on two ra( 3, 200 square meters ) of property. Due to its unfinished state, the tower has been ordered to be demolished.

The Pattaya Bay is next to the unfinished Waterfront Suites & amp, Residences project. ( Bangkok Post image )