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Crude leaked into the water in 60k liters.

CHON BURI: According to the provincial government, Koh Si Chang and Bang Saen shore may be impacted by the oil cool from Thai Oil’s ruptured subsea network rather than Pattaya.

On Monday evening, Thawatchai Srithong predicted that some of the oil on Si Chang area and a portion of Bang Saen beach would likely be washed up by the wind. The amount of petroleum that was leaked was small, he claimed, and prompt action was taken to include and control it, so its impact may be minimal.

The oil may arrive at Bang Saen shore on Sunday, according to officials earlier.

The oil spill, according to Puripat Teerakunpisut, assistant director-general of the Marine Department, happened yesterday as the Kallista, a tanker registered in Panama, was dumping pure into Thai Oil’s major pipeline off the coast of Sri Racha.

About 60,000 litres of oil were spilled into the ocean during the five-minute leak. Around 273, 000 measurement tonnes of oil were being transported by the ship.

To tear up and fall the oil, on 8, 000 gallons of dispersants were used. He claimed that yesterday morning, there was no fuel cool in the vicinity of Si Chang Island.

The federal oil and gas company PTT Plc’s listed oil plant division is known as Thai Oil plc.

The 1st Naval Area’s captain, VAdm Pichai Lorchusakul, stated yesterday that although oil pictures were present close to Koh Si Chang, no oil balls were discovered on seashores. Dispersants were likewise applied, and booms were being used to have the narrow oil.

To the north of the island, close to Bang Phra beach, there were similar slim films of water.

He claimed that navy personnel would quickly collect any oil that may pass through the booms and reach the beach because they had built them to contain them.

” The oil slicks have been managed. The fact that there are only fuel videos is encouraging. The condition control center may be shut down in about two days once the oil removal procedures are complete, according to VAdm Pichai.

More than 80 % of the oil spill had already been contained, according to deputy governor of Chon Buri, Naris Niramaiwong.

B20 flat price tipping for policy rejection

According to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, the new federal may purchase a honeymoon period because it intends to distribute 10,000 baht in online currency to every Thai person 16 years of age and older by February 1 of next year.

After directing the people of his new government to take the oath of office before His Majesty the King at Ambara Villa in Dusit Palace, he began to speak. The law mandates that ministers swear in in front of His Majesty the King.

The term of the outgoing state actually came to an end after they were sworn in. Before it can begin operations, the new state may present a policy speech to parliament on September 11.

According to Mr. Srettha, he and the government officials will follow His Majesty the King’s advice and use it as a guide when performing their duties.

” The government does not go on a getaway.” We will get to work right away. According to Mr. Srettha, who also serves as funding chancellor,” we went to visit the people when we were forming the state in order to gather information from them.”

The bread-and-butter issues are a big problem immediately. I have no doubt that all officials will be able to put in a lot of effort and implement policies that will help the populace. Some tasks may be completed immediately, while others may not. But we won’t use this as a justification for no acting. The perfect minister emphasized that anything that can be done immediately must come first.

On Friday, he promised, his primary job would be to go see residents of Khon Kaen, Udon Thani, and Nong Khai to find out what they were worried about.

Additionally, he stated that a specific cabinet meeting would be held nowadays to go over specifics of the government’s policy statement, which will be presented to parliament on Monday.

He said the market was a crucial problem and that he would first discuss it with all the coalition parties before confirming whether or not to lead the government’s financial team.

He added that he has not already appointed a deputy prime minister to oversee regional security. Before that interview may be made, he added, additional discussions with coalition partners are also required.

There are some officials I’ve just recently met for the first time. I must first pay attention to them, he said.

When asked when he would evaluate his cabinet ministers’ performance, Mr. Srettha replied,” It depends.” It might take time to resolve some problems. Fair treatment may be given to each secretary.

The management is the women’s state, I can tell you of that. There are many issues that need to be resolved, and everyone who comes here now represents all the persons. We will put in a lot of effort every day and every second. According to Mr. Srettha, our job may be based on the needs of the people.

Mr. Srettha reiterated that the 10,000 ringgit would be given in a single payment, not in installments, when he spoke at Pheu Thai’s headquarters after yesterday. He said the digital wallet scheme will be in effect by February 1.

The PM stated that” We are working with appropriate firms to roll out the program as quickly as possible, and the cash will be given all at once.”

With the aid of blockchain technology that will maintain the money is spent within a 4-kilometer spoke of the recipients’ registered tackle in an effort to lead regional economies, the 10,000-baht game show is intended to encourage investing in local communities in the first six months.

However, Pheu Thai’s vote pledge to reduce charges on Bangkok” electric train system to a level rate of 20 baht per journey is unlikely to be included in the government ‘ policy statement, according to Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit, who stated this yesterday.

According to him, the policy may be put into effect right away because additional funds must be set aside to take care of another urgent monetary issues first.

The 20-baht straight fare is still anticipated to materialize within two years, Mr. Suriya continued.

Amnat Jedcharoenruk’s development to attorney general was approved by the Senate yesterday.

Amnat received 193 vote in his favor.

With seven nays, Mr. Amnat received 193 vote in his favor and one against.

The election of Mr. Amnat as the nation’s 18th attorney general was overwhelmingly approved by the Public Prosecution Commission in March.

The nation’s first female attorney general, Naree Tantasathien, who retires at the end of this month, may be succeeded by him.

Water scarcity and inadequate waste management are a result of hospitality and urbanization.

PHUKET: Plans to address Phuket’s issues with water shortages, flooding, and poor wastewater management are being accelerated by the Office of the National Water Resources ( ONWR ).

Surasri Kidtimonton, the ONWR secretary-general, paid a visit to Phuket on Monday to monitor the development of the Kathu district’s water management strategy and wood conservation efforts.

Phuket, according to Mr. Surasri, is the province with the highest level of tourism importance, but the island experiences an annual water shortage of about 25.5 million cubic meters( m3 ), primarily during the dry season.

Overflowing rivers on the island cause flood issues during the moist season. Buildings that block withdrawals and high tides are the result of inadequate town planning.

According to him, the island’s industrial growth and high number of tourists have resulted in a decline in wood support. Additionally, a lot of rain is washing away the soil.

Additionally, the amount of waste that the island’s areas and amusement venues discharged went beyond what could be treated.

According to Mr. Surasri, the ONWR is conducting an area-based investigation to assist Phuket in more closely adhering to its 20-year water management master plan.

According to him, the goal is to treat up to 5 million m3 of waste annually and increase the monthly water supply to around 60.5 million.

Damage to soil was likewise a pressing problem, and appropriate management was required to restore the forest ecosystem.

Building test rivers in trees to slow down the flow of water during heavy rains and lessen the issue of soil erosion was the original plan for the wet season. In the Ban Nam Tok Kathu neighborhood of the Katu area, local authorities will immediately erect a check reservoir. Over a 291 ray location, this may aid in preventing topsoil erosion.

The ONWR will even offer recommendations for how Phuket residents and businesses can conserve water, such as by installing water feet in showers. He added that this had been successful in other nations and that Phuket had not yet been affected by the El Nino climate design.

Water scarcity and inadequate waste management are a result of hospitality and urbanization.

PHUKET: Plans to address Phuket’s issues with water shortages, flooding, and poor wastewater management are being accelerated by the Office of the National Water Resources ( ONWR ).

Surasri Kidtimonton, the ONWR secretary-general, paid a visit to Phuket on Monday to monitor the development of the Kathu district’s water management strategy and wood conservation efforts.

Phuket, according to Mr. Surasri, is the most significant province for tourism, but the island experiences an annual water shortage of about 25.5 million cubic meters( m3 ), primarily during the dry season.

The area also experiences flooding issues with overflowing rivers during the moist season. Buildings that block flows and high tides are the result of inadequate town planning.

According to him, the island’s expanding community and high number of tourists have resulted in industrial growth and a decrease in forest cover. Additionally, a lot of weather is washing away the soil.

Additionally, the amount of waste that the island’s communities and amusement venues discharged went beyond what could be treated.

According to Mr. Surasri, the ONWR is conducting an area-based review to assist Phuket in more closely adhering to its 20-year water management master plan.

According to him, the goal is to handle up to 5 million m3 of waste annually and increase the monthly water supply to around 60.5 million.

In order to recover the forest ecology, topsoil damage needed to be properly managed.

Building check rivers in trees to slow down water circulation during heavy rains and lessen the issue of soil erosion was the original plan for the wet season. A search dam will immediately be constructed by local authorities in the Ban Nam Tok Kathu neighborhood of the Katu district. This would aid in preventing soil deterioration over a 291 rai area.

The ONWR may even offer recommendations for how individuals and organizations in Phuket can conserve water, such as by installing water feet in showers. He added that this had been successful in other nations and that Phuket had not yet been affected by the El Nino temperature pattern, with no decrease in rain as of yet.

Benefits of assessments conducted by officials and members of the public are released by the anti-graft system.

According to the National Anti-Corruption Commission( NACC ), 86 % of nearly 1,500 police stations across the country have failed to pass integrity and transparency tests.

The NACC chairman, Pol Gen Watcharapol Prasarnrajkit, revealed the information on Tuesday when he released the findings of the district offices’ and police stations’ annual integrity and transparency assessments( ITA ).

A least ITA tally of 85 is required for each agency to be admitted, with a minimum of 95 or higher being regarded as excellent.

However, Pol Gen Watcharapol said that police stations were a cause for concern because their typical score was too small.

The Metropolitan Police Bureau’s activities and police stations across the country were evaluated by a full of 111, 305 police officers and 830, 822 members of the general public. All 1, 484 stations had an average ITA tally of 67.43.

The ITA check was passed by merely 208 stations, while 1,276 stations failed.

Yan Nawa Police Station, which is a part of Metropolitan Police Division 6, received the highest score, with 99.02 items.

24 facilities were given zero points. They included Napho depot in Ubon Ratchathani, Hin Lek Fai in Buri Ram, Mueang Chan and Tum in Si Sa Ket, and Laem Ngop and Ao Cho in Tak state.

With an entire passing degree of 93.95, 43, 574 officials and 33, 206 members of the public assessed Bangkok’s city offices in addition to police stations. Just one district office was unable to pass the test.

The Phasicharoen department received the highest score, 99.09, while Phra Nakhon’s report was the lowest, at 84.28, just shy of the required 85.

229, 490 officers and 602, 023 citizens participated in surveys in the provinces, with city practices receiving an ordinary passing score of 91.21. While 14 % or 123 district headquarters did not receive passing levels, 86 % or 755 did.

Umphang in Tak had the highest scoring area office, with 98.94 items. Surat Thani’s Wiang Sa city received the lowest rating of 53.98.

Benefits of assessments conducted by officials and the general public are released by the anti-graft system.

According to the National Anti-Corruption Commission( NACC ), 86 % of nearly 1,500 police stations across the country have failed integrity and transparency tests.

The NACC chairman, Pol Gen Watcharapol Prasarnrajkit, revealed the information on Tuesday as he released the findings of the yearly integrity and transparency assessments( ITA ) of district offices and police stations.

A least ITA report of 85 is required for each agency to be admitted, with a minimum of 95 or higher being regarded as outstanding.

However, Pol Gen Watcharapol said that police stations were a source of concern because their average rating was very small.

The analyses of Metropolitan Police Bureau activities and police stations across the country were conducted by a full of 111, 305 police officers and 830, 822 members of the general public. The ITA report was 67.43 on average for all 1, 484 channels.

The ITA analyze just yielded 208 facilities, while a full of 1, 276 failed.

Yan Nawa Police Station, which is a part of Metropolitan Police Division 6, received the highest score with 99.02 items.

24 channels were given zero points. They included Napho place in Ubon Ratchathani, Hin Lek Fai in Buri Ram, Mueang Chan and Tum in Si Sa Ket, and Laem Ngop and Ao Cho in Tak state.

With an entire passing degree of 93.95, 43, 574 officials and 33,206 members of the public evaluated Bangkok’s city offices in addition to police stations. Just one city office was unable to pass the test.

Phra Nakhon received the lowest rating at 84.28, just below the pass level of 85, while the Phasicharoen business scored the highest at 99.09.

229, 490 officers and 602, 023 citizens participated in surveys in the provinces, with city practices receiving an ordinary passing score of 91.21. While 14 % or 123 district headquarters did not receive passing results, 86 % or 755 did.

Umphang in Tak received 98.94 items, making it the city office with the highest score. Surat Thani’s Wiang Sa neighborhood received the lowest rating of 53.98.