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All bridges led to Thaksin Shinawatra‘s home palace in Bangkok on Friday as the convicted former&nbsp, prime minister celebrated his 75th birthday.

The Ban Chan Song La property is located in Soi Charan Sanitwong 71 off Charan Sanitwong Road in the Bang Phlad region. The Pheu Thai Party chief and his girl, Paetongtarn, arrived there in the morning. Several friends began to enter the house to observe his day.

Writers and reporters were never permitted within, and event organisers showed them tops featuring Thaksin’s image and the text: “75, No Place Like Home”.

A top featuring Thaksin Shinawatra’s image and the text: “75, No Place Like Home”.

His followers took to social media to wish him a happy day.

Adisorn Piengkes, a member of the Pheu Thai list and former chief government whip, posted on the short-video system TikTok,” Happy day, the prime minister, who is always in all Thais ‘ hearts.”

Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha and the former prime minister were hosting a group for both of them at the Pullman Bangkok King Power Hotel on Wednesday, according to a video shared on TikTok by @bew_wang85. The two entrepreneurs were born in various ages but share the same birthday.

Anutin Charnvirakul, the head of the Bhumjaithai Party, and Thamanat Prompow, the party’s secretary-general, were among the guests. At a destination in Nakhon Ratchasima next weekend, Thaksin and Mr. Anutin were spotted playing golf up.

Thaksin’s first birthday party took place on Friday at Ban Chan Song La, Thailand, after 17 times of self-imposed captivity there.

When he visited his home state in Chiang Mai in March, he told followers,” Happiness is at house”.

Alerting about the possibility of floods and flash flooding in Tak.

After days of downpours, which have been pouring down the northern state, the Thai border in the Mae Sot area of Tak has been flooded. No indication of rain abating until the end of July.

People of the Tha Sai Luat Municipality were advised on Thursday night to be on call due to the rising water levels of the Moei River. Around 4am on Friday, the mixture of persistent rain and rising waves caused flooding to occur in neighborhoods and industrial areas.

By 10am, the water levels at the gate was measured at 1.6 yards, the city added.

Immediately across from Myawaddy area, Tambon Tha Sai Luat serves as a significant border business hub between Thailand and Myanmar.

The Tak department of the Government Public Relations Department advised drivers to avert approaching the bridge with non-urgent issues. With the assistance of about 100 troops and military trucks, customers was ebbing in the area as people continued to move their possessions to higher ground.

The company reported that the liquid level&nbsp increased as Mae Sot has been receiving a lot of liquid from the Moei and the Umphang and Phob Phra regions over the past three weeks.

Tak is one of the regions that is hardest hit by storms. The accumulated precipitation over the past 24 days reached 159 millimetres, followed by Kanchanaburi with 123mm and Chanthaburi with 119mm.

The Meteorological Department and the National Water Resources Office both issued a warning that Tak may continue to experience weather until the end of the month, with potential flash floods and landslides occurring during this time.

It’s never been simpler to travel to Thailand and remain there for a long time thanks to the new immigration rules released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

In a significant modify, the entry mark will be for 60 days and retractable at an emigration workplace for another 30 days, increasing the number of nations ready for visa-free entry from 57 to 93, including China and India. Up to 15 days of short-term employment in Thailand is permitted, but you must first obtain permission from a labor department or the airport. &nbsp,

If you come from a state not on the request provision record, there may also be good news: Visa-on-arrival is now available for another 31 places, up from the previous 19. But it’s a single-entry mark for just 15 days, and it costs 2, 000 baht.

The maximum amount of health insurance coverage for those on pension visa has been reduced from 3 million to just 400 000.

Additionally, the 40, 000 international students who attend Thai colleges and universities are permitted to stay for a year after graduating, as well as having the option to work in their fields.

New 5-year immigration

A new Destination Thailand visa that will be valid for five years and help remains for up to 180 days, with an extension to a year in full, has been really caught the attention of those who want to live in Thailand for long.

But it’s not for everyone, and the devil is in the information. Naruchai Ninnad, a senior official in Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the person responsible for creating the new regulations for the most recent version of the Bangkok Post’s Deeper Dive vodcast, joins me to answer your questions. Plug “play” below.

In televised tackle, King highlighted Thailand’s progress through social efforts and social survival, encouraging the nation to address potential hurdles with knowledge and unity

His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua urged Thais to band together for the new year, work together, and work together to advance happiness and stability next month.

The queen wished the Thai people a happy New Year in his televised New Month speech on December 31, 2023.

” I want to wish you all the best of luck on the eve of the new year. During the past year, many crucial events took place in our nation”, he said. ” Oct 13 has been designated Navamindra Maharaj Day to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the departure of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great,” according to a statement from the organization.

On October 13, a meeting to mark the opening of a monument of King Rama IX in honor of him was held. Numerous people attended the ceremony and paid respect to the memorial, according to the King. The park is located in Bangkok’s Nang Loeng location.

His Majesty the King said the inclusion of Si Thep Historical Park in Phetchabun as a Unesco World Heritage Site on September 19 was another positive development for Thais.

Because all Thai citizens work together to do good deeds for the typical good, he said, Thailand has retained its integrity and gained respect from other nations. For instance, projects set up to improve people’s quality of life– cooperation of the condition and personal sectors– have been effective.

Also, all helps to carry on, sustain, and establish upon the country’s cultural tradition to the best of their abilities. His Majesty the King cited the success of the khon shows organized by the SUPPORT Foundation of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother, which even were very successful.

” On the New Year’s Eve, I would like to see you all determined and eager to work along. If there are any challenges or issues, he said,” confront them with mindfulness and wisdom and work together to resolve them based on reason, scientific principles, and sincerity.” He added that he combined all knowledge and abilities to respond appropriately to the circumstances in order to respond to the circumstances.

” The country will survive and be a location where we can live peacefully” if everyone can come together in this way.

” May you be protected from diseases and dangers by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great’s values and spiritual causes, and may you be blessed with power, wisdom, and success in achieving your goals throughout the year and always,” he continued.

National authorities chief Pol Gen Torsak Sukvimol, who expects material results in a short period of time, said Thai and Vietnamese police may work together to fight call center scams.

Speaking after a video seminar meeting with his Vietnamese rival, Sar Thet, yesterday, he said both edges will step up cooperation in stamping out call center gangs, which are prevalent in both countries.

In the next 60 days, Pol Gen Torsak said he anticipates seeing positive effects.

The combined efforts will be led by a task force, and he predicted that the next meeting will take place in Cambodia next year.

Attended the meeting were senior police officers and representatives from the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society, the Bank of Thailand, the Anti-Money Laundering Office ( Amlo ), and the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission ( NBTC ).

Following new discussions between Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin and his rival Hun Manet regarding joint efforts to combat call-center fraud and virtual fraud, Deputy Police Chief Pol Gen Kitrat Phanphet described the meeting as a result. He claimed that Mr. Srettha had instructed the police captain to work with Vietnamese authorities to solve the issue.

Today’s meeting focused on sharing information about the actions of call-centre scammers, suspected activity outposts in Cambodia and potential joint activities, he added.

More than 100 Thai citizens are wanted for participation in call-centre criminals who are hiding in Cambodia, according to Pol Gen Kitrat, and the Thai side even asked Cambodia to assist in tracking and deporting them.

He added that organized activity programs may be developed and that combined operating panels will be set up to promote the exchange of information.

The NBTC has asked those with six SIM cards and more to re-register their cards and verify their identities in order to prevent the issue of mule cards. The regulator announced last week that more than three million SIM cards had been suspended as a result of the holders ‘ failure to verify their identities by the deadline.

In order to disrupt call-center scam operations, police, the NBTC, and three mobile phone service providers have recently intensified efforts to remove illegal telecom signal towers and cables from dozens of locations along the border.

Next quarter, social tensions are expected to rise.

The Constitutional Court will rule on two important cases that will determine the fate of the main opposition, Move Forward Party ( MPF), and Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, next month, leading to a rise in the political climate.

Former red-shirt head Jatuporn Prompan said,” I think the chances of the MFP surviving the dissolution situation are slim.” ” In the case brought against Mr Srettha, if he is removed from office, this may have a ripple effect on the]ruling ] Pheu Thai Party”.

According to other observers, Pheu Thai also has two PM candidates for the post of Mr. Srettha: party chief Paetongtarn Shinawatra and base associate Chaikasem Nitisiri.

Mr. Srettha said yesterday that he would concentrate on his job and that his motivation is great as he discussed the situation against him. He expressed confidence that the coalition do be calm. ” A difference in opinion is standard. If issues arise, they will be sorted out”.

Anutin Charvirakul, the deputy prime minister and internal secretary, downplayed speculation that Mr. Srettha might lose his job as a result of the judge’s decision yesterday.

Every member of the cabinet has defended the excellent minister morally. We hope he can survive the difficult days, said Mr. Anutin, who also leads the Bhumjaithai Party and ran for prime in the previous election.

In the most recent cabinet reshuffle, a group of 40 caregiver lawmakers filed a complaint in May asking the Constitutional Court to replace Mr. Srettha as PM’s business minister for allegedly violating the law by appointing Pichit Chuenban, an ex-convict and supporter of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.

The senators claimed that Pichit was unfit to serve in the case because he had already served time in prison for contempt of court after they attempted to reward Supreme Court authorities by handing them a paper bag filled with 2 million ringgit.

In a contentious area dispute at the time, Pichit represented Thaksin.

Just before the jury heard the complaint, which was seen as a bid to save Mr. Srettha from a lawful wrangle, Pichit resigned from the position of PM Office Minister. The judge agreed to hear the circumstance against Mr. Srettha, but chose to reject the case against Pichit because he had already resigned.

On August 14, the judge may make its decision regarding the case against Mr. Srettha.

The Election Commission (EC ) filed the case against the MFP in March after the Constitutional Court ruled on January 31 that the MFP’s efforts to alter Section 112 of the Criminal Code were intended to undermine Thailand’s constitutional monarchy.

The EC argued that the group violated Section 92 of the natural law, which entitles the court to break any party that threatens the democratic monarchy, in light of the Jan. 31 decision.

The polling company requested that the judge dissolve the organization, forbid its executives from running for office in upcoming elections, and forbid them from forming new parties ‘ boards for ten years. On August 7th, the Constitutional Court will make a decision regarding the MFP’s breakdown situation.

MFP head Chaithawat Tulathon stated previously that the party was willing to accept the outcome, regardless of whether it had a positive or negative impact.

The MFP has grown stronger, with its people better prepared and more prepared to work, he said, giving the party a chance to win the next general election.

All eyes will be on Thaksin until he finishes his one-year prison statement on August 22. It’s still to be seen if he will step up to the place in Pheu Thai to support it regain its waning popularity.

Thaksin, 74, returned to Thailand on Aug 22, next month, after 15 years in self-exile. The Supreme Court also imposed an eight-year prison sentence on him for three separate instances that morning.

But, Thaksin was later transferred from Bangkok Remand Prison to the Police General Hospital for medical reasons that day.

A royal forgive reduced his prison sentence to a month. After spending six months in the hospital, Thaksin was paroled and discharged in February.