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Over 73, 000 tickets will be added over the New Year‘s holiday season, according to a deal made by six flights.

Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit said the ministry has asked Thai Airways International ( THAI), as well as carriers under the Airlines Association of Thailand ( AAT )– namely Bangkok Airways, Thai AirAsia, Nok Air, Thai Lion Air, and Thai Vietjet Air– to boost the number of seats available between Bangkok and 14 key destinations, including Chiang Mai, Phuket and Udon Thani, during the New Year period.

He claimed that the airlines had come to a consensus to increase the number of flights and/or change the aircraft’s configuration to increase chair capacity. The decision, Mr Suriya said, was made to ensure ticket prices do n’t spiral out of control like they did during last year’s New Year holiday period.

The secretary announced that AAT carriers would add 247 further flights between the goal cities on December 26 and January 5, adding 48, 244 seats between the dates. From Monday, orders for the additional airlines will be made.

Thai Airways, however, may work larger aircraft on crucial roads between Bangkok and Phuket, Krabi, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, adding 25, 144 tickets from early next quarter to early January. ” With the assistance from the airlines, there will be 73, 388 more seats available for people who want to go during New Year”, he said.

Additionally, Aeronautical Radio of Thailand ( Aerothai ) and the Airports of Thailand ( AoT), the Department of Airports ( DoA ), and the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand ( CAAT ) will collaborate to extend the service hours of airports nationwide, particularly on December 27-28 and January 1-1-2 in 2025.

” During the extended vacation, there will be more vacation demand than usual.” Therefore, we advise people to purchase tickets in advance and straight from the firm’s website to avoid being defrauded or subject to additional fees,” he said.

Scammers are using social media to trick people into sending money for illustrious jobs in Australia, according to the Department of Employment ( DoE ).

Somchai Morakotsriwan, the DoE director-general, said yesterday swindlers had advertised through their website and Instagram page promising a salary of 90, 000–120, 000 ringgit a quarter for a gardening work abroad.

He said they made promises to obtain three to five-year function permits.

He added that patients were also promised that their employers would pay for their hotel and pay related costs, including immigration fees, while they worked in Australia.

The swindlers demanded 100, 000–200, 000 ringgit in “operation charge” from the patients, he said.

Patients claimed they gave the scammers personal information, including duplicates of their passports, ID cards, and home membership, noting that they claimed they would use the documents for background checks and card applications. However, after receiving the money, the scammers was no longer be contacted and were never heard from once, he said.

He claimed that there are no fresh memoranda of understandings between the DoE and Australia regarding labor imports. Job seekers can check any virtual records that they see with the Central Employment Registration and Jobseeker Protection Division via the web “doe.” move. th/ipd” before going through any outside work treatments, he said.

According to the office, 452 foreign job scammers have targeted 608 people and caused 44 million baht in damages in the past month.

Following the arrest of a well-known Indonesian pop song at the Narathiwat Provincial Prison in early this month, the changes ministry has assured that measures are in place to allow Muslim prisoners to adhere to their religious limitations and guidelines.

As a precaution, the Department of Corrections stated in a statement on Sunday that all international prisoners, including followers of Islam, are permitted to continue their religious beliefs as long as they do not infringe upon the laws of the prison. &nbsp, &nbsp,

On November 1, Pale Norshaheeda Azlin Binti Wan Ismail, 29, a broadly regarded Malaysian national, was apprehended with some 6, 000 meth tablets at a resort in the southern province of Narathiwat, Thailand’s southern province. The six defendants had drug-related tests.

As investigators transported the medication suspects to the Narathiwat municipal court on November 4, crowd-control officers were dispatched to Sungai Kolok police station to help keep order while about 100 singer’s fans and their families gathered outside the complex.

According to the statement, Muslim prisoners are confined to a particular area where they can prepare and consume three kosher meals per day. Different tools and pots are used to prepare the meals for Halal.

” During the fasting month of Ramadan, both male and female Muslims can use fresh meditation clothes and have access to sufficient clean water for the do of prayers.” According to the declaration,” They can provide and take their meals inside their sleep quarters.” &nbsp, &nbsp,

Prisons and correctional facilities can give volunteer instructors to Muslim individuals who want to examine Muslim teachings.

International prisoners can also communicate with their family via video calls or the Line communication software, the speech adds. &nbsp, &nbsp,

Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong held a press presentation to discuss common practices for Muslim prisoners to local and national press in addition to his Sunday inspection of the Narathiwat Provincial Prison.

After hrs of questioning over alleged bribery in the image Group direct sales story, a woman, according to police, denied all charges and kept quiet.

Officers interrogated Kritanong Suwannawong for more than five hours on Saturday night, according to Pol Maj Gen Suwat Saengnoom, assistant director of the Central Investigation Bureau, on Sunday.

He claimed that she denied all allegations, refused to answer questions from the authorities, and promised to submit a written statement to them later.

The girl, 47, was detained on Saturday at her home in Pathum Thani province, and she is being held by police in relation to extortion and bribe-suggested behavior.

On Monday, the deputy director announced that the police may request a extension of her incarceration from the Central Criminal Court for fraud and misconduct situations.

He claimed that authorities would object to any loan requests to safeguard the case’s witnesses and proof.

In the middle of next month, the woman allegedly extorted 750, 000 ringgit from the main and major strong salespeople of The iCon Group and offered to act as a spokesman for a government organization in the midst of bribe-sale solicitation.

The symbol Group’s celebrities have been detained in prison along with the chief executive and other significant dealers on suspicion of operating an a&nbsp, a pyramid scheme, and a direct sales offense.

A Bolt bike cab driver assaulted a Russian woman after she warned him to slow down out of fear of an accident.

The 41-year-old real estate agent identified just as Anna reported to the Muang Pattaya police station on Sunday morning, accusing a person from his bicycle ride-hailing company Bolt of assaulting her while she was leaving Soi Kasetsin for her home in the Khao Phra Tamnak neighborhood. &nbsp, She suffered a bruised face and a broken mouth.

Ms. Anna claimed in her objection that she told the motorist to slow down because she was concerned about an incident and that she was never wearing a helmet. She claimed the motorist was moving at a fast speed. Her plea &nbsp, upset the person and led to a verbal encounter.

The motorcyclist finally pulled over in front of a Khao Phra Tamnak customers booth and threw a few blows at her, causing teeth bleeding. After a nice Samaritan intervened, the Bolt horse left the scene and she yelled for assistance. &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp,

Surasak Burapan, a 45-year-old specialist at Royal Cliff Beach Hotel Pattaya, transported Ms Anna to the Muang Pattaya police place. Mr. Surasak claimed to be driving home when he witnessed Ms. Anna and the Bolt horse having a heated argument. He attempted to separate the two sides of his vehicle, but he had no idea what had happened.

” Then I noticed her lips bleeding.” I’m here to provide a witness affirmation and help her with filing a complaint with the police, according to Mr. Surasak. &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp,

An original investigation into the video clip Ms Anna took revealed that the attacker was a thin, high, 20-year-old man with a dark complexion who appeared angry and arguing with his passenger. The person also claimed he did not receive his fare from Mr Anna when he rode away and then took out his cellphone.

Miss Universe Thailand came in third place, Thailand day, in the Miss Universe competition that took place in Mexico City on Sunday night.

Miss Thailand Universe Suchata” Opal” Chuangsri, 180 centimetres in height, is a 21-year-old local of Phuket state. In the southeastern area province, her household runs a hotel.

Ms. Suchata completed her studies at Thammasat University’s University of Political Science and attended Trium Udom Suksa School of Business. She can communicate the Thai, English and Chinese language.

Ms Suchata was earlier a design and entered her first parade, Miss Rattanakosin, in 2021.

She won the Miss Universe Thailand parade in 2022, becoming the youngest contestant and the next person to finish in the category with the title of Miss Natural Beauty.

In July, Ms. Suchata was named Miss Universe Thailand this time.

Because she had a breast tumor 10 centimeters in diameter when she was 16 years old, Ms. Suchata decided to compete in beauty contests to raise consciousness about breast cancer.

In the Miss Universe 2024 challenge, Miss Denmark Victoria Kjaer Theilvig was crowned Miss Universe. The first and subsequent runners-up were Miss Nigeria and Miss Mexico.

Miss Universe Victoria Kjaer Theilvig reacts to her crowning on November 16 at the 73rd Miss Universe parade in Mexico City, Mexico. ( Reuters photo )

According to a common opinion survey, the majority of Thais have no idea or desire to understand the controversy surrounding Signed 44 and the Koh Kut border dispute with Cambodia, while those who do so had no faith that the government will be able to defend the country’s interests.

Memorandum of Understanding ( MoU) 44, which acknowledged joint development of an overlapping claim area in the Gulf of Thailand, was signed by Thailand, under the leadership of Thaksin Shinawatra and Cambodia, under prime minister Hun Sen in 2001. The MoU, according to reviewers, was signed in a Specifically, Cambodia’s punitive carving of the continental shelf moderate, which trespasses on Thailand’s geographical region, Exclusive Economic Zone, and about half of the island of Koh Kut in Trat state, violates the principles of the UNCLOS, which were violated by critics 23 years ago.

Prior to this week’s announcement, foreign affairs minister Maris Sangiampongsa made it clear that any disagreements over the MoU’s sea independence would not be resolved until a consensus is reached on the sea demarcation issue.

The National Institute of Development Administration, or Nida Poll, asked 1, 310 citizens across Thailand about a subject entitled&nbsp,” Has people understood the continuing debate about&nbsp, MoU 44 and the Koh Kut circumstance”? &nbsp, The comments were as follows: &nbsp,

• 58.86 % had no understanding

• 19.31 % had little understanding&nbsp, &nbsp,

• 15.65 % had some understanding&nbsp,

• 6.18 % had a good understanding&nbsp,

The answers were as follows when asked if they wanted to learn more about the controversy and worry that the MoU from 2001 and Koh Kut in Trat, eastern Australia, piqued.

• 41.22 % did not want to know at all

• 26.72 % really wanted to understand &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp,

• 16.64 % had some desire to understand&nbsp,

• 15.42 % slightly wanted to understand

When the respondents to the 2001 MoU 44 and Koh Kut disagreement were asked whether they believed the government could pursue negotiations with Cambodia over disputed maritime places, the response varied as follows:

• 33.68 % had no confidence

• 29.17 % had little respect &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp,

• 24.65 % had some trust

• 12.50 % had great confidence

The poll was conducted on Nov 12-13 on individuals aged over 18 of several levels of education and activities. &nbsp,

Thailand was ranked 41 among 133 economies featured in the Global Innovation Index ( GII ) 2024, its highest place in a decade, the National Innovation Agency ( NIA ) has said.

The country climbed from 43rd place in last year’s ranking while maintaining third place among the Asean countries, after Singapore ( 4th ) and Malaysia ( 33rd ), said the NIA.

World economies are ranked according to their innovation potentials using roughly 80 indicators, which are divided into innovation inputs and outputs, according to the GII, released by the World Intellectual Property Organization ( WIPO ).

Switzerland was the first state in the major 10, followed by Sweden, the United States, Singapore, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Finland, the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark.

Nevertheless, Thailand’s technology capacity has improved greatly in particular input and output sub-indexes, which indicates the region has been on the right trail regarding innovation promotion, said Krithpaka Boonfueng, executive director of the NIA.

Thailand’s outstanding innovation indicators lie in the business system category, especially gross domestic expenditure on research and development ( GERD), which is total expenditure on R&amp, D, she said.

Thailand will need to work harder to increase its exports of Internet services and its costs on schooling as a share of GDP, she said.

Ms. Krithpaka noted that there are still many areas that require more government funding, especially when deciding which steps the nation should take to improve its development potential and how state organizations can assist its private-sector partners.

According to her recommendation, researchers from the public sector should collaborate with the private business to better understand the technology industry.

She continued,” The Ministry of Commerce will encourage cooperation between the public and private businesses.”