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This Saturday, as is customary on National Children’s Day, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra may open up Government House to welcome children and their families.

Jirayu Houngsub, the PM Office Spokesman, said on Monday that the Prime Minister will meet the kids in the party, which features many actions hosted by the Prime Minister’s Office to mark the occasion.

The kids will also be able to play roleplay a spread as government representatives in Thai and English while sitting in the Prime Minister’s seat in the Thai Khu Fah Building.

Later in the day, Ms. Paetongtarn, the youngest daughter of former leading Thaksin Shinawatra, has plans to hold a video conference with young people who represent their views on a range of issues in different regions of the nation.

Meanwhile, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA ) has organised special activities to celebrate Children’s Day at four locations in the city.

They include period events and amusement, including a gift draw and complimentary meals and snacks at the Thai-Japan Bangkok Youth Centre in Din Daeng area, space-themed exhibits and workshops at the Children’s Discovery Museum II in Thung Khru district, and science-themed learning exercises at Bangkok City Library in Phra Nakhon district.

The BMA has also made arrangements for their young guests to go inside City Hall 2’s president’s seat.

PHUKET: A Russian man has told police he was attacked and robbed of US$ 700 ( 24, 237 baht ) in cash by another man speaking Russian in his hotel room on Sunday night.

The victim, whose details were kept secret, reported to officers yesterday that he was sleeping in a motel in tambon Karon’s Muang neighborhood when someone knocked on the door about 8pm.

According to Karon place key Pol Col Khundet Na Nongkhai, he claimed that when he answered the door, a Russian-speaking stranger forced his way into the room and repeatedly punched him in the face.

The target claimed that because of recent chest operation, he fell to the floor and was unable to fight back.

The attacker taped the victim’s teeth, bound him with a wire cable, and therefore put him on the phone to another Russian person.

The target claimed to have recognized the voice of a Russian man who he had a problem with while running a crypto business there.

The victim claimed to be under suicide threat if he didn’t return the Russian’s big cryptocurrency on the phone.

The target said he did not give up his camera’s password, so the intruder failed to get his bitcoin accounts.

The attacker then stole all his money, about$ 700 in full.

The target claimed to police that the assailant had tied him to the toilet door and struck him with a sharp object, rendering him unconscious.

When he awoke hours afterwards, he was alone in the area.

Police discovered that the believe was a big man wearing a sweater and a mask after reviewing the hotel security footage.

The research is continuing.

Up to 100 lemurs may be neutered this quarter as part of an ongoing effort to reduce their numbers, according to city manager Passara Natheethong, who was quoted as saying yesterday.

122 chimps were treated throughout 2024 for the entire process.

The Khun Kala statue, the Thian Thalay area, and the Ua Samae Dam Arthorn cover house are all estimated to have around 330 lemurs then roam completely in three locations.

The house has the highest range, 136, according to Ms Passara.

After nearby communities were questioned what steps they believed would allow people and the lemurs to coexist calmly, representatives from the Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation were asked what steps they thought do work.

In three stages, fresh population control measures and laws are being introduced. Control of population is in the center stage.

The city has designated feeding areas to keep the animals from wandering and stealing food from passing by and people in the near future.

In these places, people and business sellers are supplying leftover fruit and vegetables.

The district manager promised to pay monetary compensation to victims of marsupial attacks, according to the district manager.

In the medium phrase, the sterilisation will remain, and the male macaques may be registered.

Ms. Passara claimed that the city intends to relocate the macaques to a 12-rai unoccupied story that City Hall purchased in 2007 and is now turning into a macaque conservation center in the long run.

However, the task requires wealth and manpower.

Additionally, a public hearing will need to be held to hear from the neighborhood people.

Over 200 people have complained about a bar in Nonthaburi’s Bang Yai area for alleged unauthorized access to ID data.

After the bar was accused of photographing its clients ‘ ID cards and reportedly selling the information for gain, inquiries into the club have grown.

The membership is also being investigated for having illegal operations and engaging in illegal activities.

Police are preparing to submit the case to the Personal Data Protection Committee ( PDPC ), according to Bang Yai Police Station Superintendent Pol Col Ronaphat Thapthimthongchai.

Following a widely circulated movie alleging misconduct by the bar, the discussion gained momentum.

After more than 100 customers had their substance tested, an initial inspection revealed no evidence of improper behavior.

The landlord was informed that if any misconduct was discovered, legitimate action would be taken.

ID accounts photographed

One of the alleged subjects described her encounter with New Year’s Eve parties at the club.

He claimed he felt uncomfortable after a team employee took his ID cards without covering the identification number.

He said he was cautious, fearing possible abuse of his ID’s files.

Prasert Jantararuangtong, the deputy prime minister and minister of modern economy and society, ordered a complete inspection and put the emphasis on how selling personal information is against Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act.

He assured subjects of legal protection and urged anyone who had fears to report them, even if no immediate harm had resulted.

However, the PDPC has given the bar 72 hours to understand its behavior.

Additionally, officials are working with Bang Yai Police Station to investigate possible criminal activity and assist the alleged victims in filing complaints.

People who have visited this pleasure location and are concerned that their ID cards data has been abused are urged to lodge issues at Bang Yai Police Station, according to Pol Col Ronaphat.

The Pheu Thai Party believes that the government, the opposition, and Senate whips can come to an agreement on a proposed charter amendment that would establish a charter drafting assembly ( CDA ) that would be in charge of creating a new constitution” soon.”

On Tuesday, Pheu Thai’s MPs are scheduled to meet to decide whether to send its edition of the plan, which primarily addresses Section 256 of the constitution.

The part explains the steps and needs for a legal article.

Pheu Thai’s edition, if approved, may involve the creation of a 200-member CDA, whose people are picked from several groups from across the nation, before an article can continue.

From January 14 to January 15, Parliament is scheduled to examine different law act bills section by section. Its president, Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, said he would include the People Party’s ( PP ) proposal to amend Section 256 to set up the CDA.

Chousak Sirinil, the deputy head of Pheu Thai, stressed the necessity of creating the CDA on Monday, claiming that the law drafting assembly will not need to take section-by-section reviews of amendment proposals.

” I believe the government, criticism and Senate whip will discuss and agree on the subject”, said Mr Chousak, who likewise serves as the Prime Minister’s Office Minister. &nbsp,

He also said that general government punch, Wisut Chainarun, will determine when the authorities, criticism and Senate whips did meet to discuss the issue.

In response to rumors that Pheu Thai MPs won’t help the PP’s expenses, Mr. Chousak said that any group should be allowed to make a proposal to amend Section 256. &nbsp,

In a Twitter post on Monday, PP list-MP Parit Wacharasindhu noted that despite Pheu Thai’s frequent criticism of the PP’s force to amend the constitution, several of its ideas are similar to PP’s.

He then referred to the PP’s plan to replace the law, which requires an act to have the support of at least one-third of the Senate in order to go, and a subsequent drive to have the need replaced with two-thirds assistance from the House of Representatives.

Did you forget that you also suggested removing the requirement when you introduced your personal legislation in the first place in the year, Mr. Parit wrote in the Facebook post.

Vice-President Phumtham Wechayachai has demanded a complete analysis of the methods used to end the decades-old rebellion in the deep South.

Mr. Phumtham, who is also the defense minister, presided over the first meeting of the Emergency Situation Administration Committee in 2025 and announced on Monday that the city of Yaha in Yala territory would no longer be considered a state of emergency, reducing the number of districts under the legislation from 33 to 17.

He questioned whether the Thai government was heading in the right direction and urged a rethinking of its strategy given that the issue has not yet been settled despite having lasted for more than 20 years.

The new mind of Thailand’s peace talk team will be appointed just when apparent strategies are adopted, according to Mr. Phumtham’s directive to the important organizations to come up with practical solutions within a month. &nbsp,

He expressed optimism about Malaysia’s role in the peace process, claiming that former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s current position as the country’s top director on Asean politics, is likely to contribute significantly to fostering cooperation. &nbsp,

” Thaksin’s presence may help bring balance to the Thai-Malaysian borders and encourage socioeconomic development in the region,” he said.

Mr Phumtham furthermore acknowledged continued problems, including incredulity from citizens in the region. He emphasised the importance of winning common respect, saying”, If we focus on what advantages the majority, people will encouraged our efforts.”

Further complicating the peace process are disputes over the platform for negotiations. A Joint Comprehensive Plan Towards Peace (JCPP ) was initially agreed upon, but BRN’s opposition to it has stalled progress.

Mr. Phumtham praised Malaysia’s choice of Datuk Mohd Rabin Bin Basir as facilitator for talks between Thailand and the main separatist group, the Barisan Revolusi Nasional ( BRN), and stressed the importance of having trustworthy representatives from all sides involved in the discussion. According to Thai negotiators, Mr. Mohd Rabin has shown versatility and dedication to lead to fruitful results.

Thailand has yet to find a new dialogue staff due to the recency of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s interview, he added.