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In the southern province of Yaring, a bicycle bomb went off as their vehicle drove over a gate, injuring five border patrol officers on Thursday evening.

The weapon, which was hidden in the motorcycle on the Tanyong Dalor gate in the Yaring area, detonated when the 446th border patrol unit’s five officers passed the six-wheel vehicle, according to Pol Col Theerapot Yindee, the Yaring authorities station’s chief, who was called at 2.40pm.

All five officers officers were hurt by the explosion’s power.

Pol Snr Sgt Maj Preecha Khotnane, the driver of the vehicle, suffered debris wounds to his head and face. The four people, Pol Lt. Winai Chaichanasongkhram, Pol Snr. Maj. Anon Laemae, Pol Cpl. Kittiphum Morakot, and Pol Cpl. Muhammad Musordee, experienced neck pain and ringing in their ovaries. They were all taken to Yaring clinics.

According to police investigators, the attack may have been connected to the continuing unrest in the southern region.

On Thursday afternoon in the Yaring city of Pattani, the motorcycle bomb’s wreckage can be seen on the Tanyong Dalor gate. ( Photo supplied/Abdullah Benjakat )

During a pursuit of a drug-suspect in a valley, a 22-year-old police officer was discovered dying from drowning.

On Wednesday, on 2 p.m., the tragedy occurred. Officials from the Sa-Iap place were inspecting a viaduct over a valley in Song area, where they found a 37-year-old construction contractor, identified only as Komkrit, who was believed to have been using drugs.

The terrified think ran into the valley and jumped into it. Sitthipong Kanta, the Pol L/C, followed him and jumped in as well. However, according to his heavy costume, the young officer was washed away by the powerful present.

A research ensued and at 6.15pm fishermen found Pol L/C Sitthipong’s system and brought him up. If the medicine user had been apprehended, it was unknown.

The Metropolitan Police Bureau Investigation Division Facebook page, where a sympathy speech was posted, received several online rants from citizens who claimed the young officer was fearless and deserving of respect.

Former poll director claims that the ex-premier’s statement may have violated regional election laws.

According to a previous election director, former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra may have violated a regional election laws by encouraging residents of Udon Thani to “vote for Thaksin” while supporting a statewide candidate for the Pheu Thai Party it.

Making a false or misleading assertion that causes confusion about a candidate’s popularity violates Part 65(5 ) of the Local Council and Regional Directors Act, according to Somchai Srisutthiyakorn.

Violators may face a prison term of 1-10 years and/or a great of 20, 000 to 200, 000 baht, and reduce their political rights for 20 years, Mr Somchai wrote on his Facebook page on Thursday.

On Wednesday, Mr. Somchai made comments about Thaksin’s visit to the northeast province’s Kumphawapi district. The former prime minister told a crowd of supporters that that they only needed to remember Thaksin if they could not recall the candidate’s name from the Pheu Thai Party.

” If (you ) forget about number two, vote for Thaksin number two then”, he said.

The former prime minister campaigned in Udon Thani on Wednesday and Thursday for member No. Sarawut Petphanomporn, whose child Paetongtarn Shinawatra is the current prime minister and leader of Pheu Thai. In the November 24 election, the municipal operational organization received a 2 for head.

Thaksin stated during his campaign stops that he wanted to aid in the release of locals from hunger and narcotics. Udon Thani citizens may give a landslide get to the Pheu Thai Party, he said, then, he would be “embarrassed”.

Pheu Thai, according to experts, is determined to regain its standing in Udon Thani, where it has traditionally won a majority of standard elections seats. Last season, it was defeated in three of the 10 districts in the state.

The Thai Sang Thai Party won two seats, the principal opposition’s Women’s Party.

The People’s Party’s Kanisorn Khurirang and Mr. Sarawut may contest the election on November 24.

Four petitions by Thaksin are currently being reviewed by the Election Commission (EC ), all of which claim that he has unchecked his Pheu Thai Party influence. The party’s breakdown is feasible if the issues are accepted and the committee sends them to the Constitutional Court.

The four issues have been merged into one, according to EC president Ittiporn Boonpracong, who recently stated that they are related in nature. He said evidence-gathering may take some time and he promised a good analysis.

The Move Forward Party’s attorney, Therayut Suwankesorn, has requested that the Constitutional Court stop Thaksin from influencing Pheu Thai and threaten the constitutional king in a separate event.

Intruders who were still at large were operating in Samut Sakhon at the time of the attack.

In the Suan Phung city of Ratchaburi state, two Burmese men who were employed in Samut Sakhon were discovered dead early on Thursday from bullet wounds.

According to Pol Maj Chaiwat Purinthrapibarn, a work officer at the Suan Phung place, who was called at around 4.30am, the bodies were discovered on a gravel path leading to Pong Song Koh Village Moo 7 in tambon Suan Phung.

Aung San, 43, had been shot half: in the chest and head. On his right side, he also suffered a scar. On the way, a spent gun was discovered. A wireless telephone, some money, a migrant cards and a driving permission were found on his body.

The next man’s body, later identified as Saw Saw, was found about 300 meters away with a bullet wound to the back. The place had a sizable pool of blood. Two spent guns were discovered outside, along with two sandals that were thought to belong to him.

The road was mostly used by motorcycles because it was too narrow for cars and huge vehicles, according to Naruemol Kaewchaemsri, Village Moo 7’s assistant head. She believed the attackers might have been aware of the road.

The two patients, according to police interviews, had left their Samut Sakhon homes on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. with four different companions in two cars. The family tried to talk to them, but nothing was said.

Along the way and nearby neighborhoods, police authorities were looking for potential answers about the attackers by looking through film from closed-circuit broadcast cameras. The cause of the deadly shootings is still unknown.

A Korean live-streamer has been detained for allegedly injuring a massage parlor user in an attempt to obstruct his life insurance of a lawyer’s treatment.

At 12.36 a.m. on Thursday, the incident took place at Richy Health Massage in Bang Lamung area.

Upon introduction, police found Narin Kongwongsa, the 43-year-old proprietor of the creation, experiencing intense pain due to a broken shoulder.

The believe remained at the image, continuing his life flow until police intervened. He was taken to Pattaya authorities station for more legitimate trials, with his personality withheld.

The Asian man had frequently visited Ms. Narin’s massage shop without getting permission to record live streaming, according to Ms. Narin. She first accepted his existence because she thought he was a tourist, but during his most recent visit, when he opened a curtain and started a client receiving an oil massage, she felt forced to disagree.

The woman claimed the woman shoved the man while pushing her cellphone while she warned him against his intrusion.

In response, the person allegedly grabbed her arm and threw her to the floor, dislocating her head. She even claimed that the guy broke her Vietnamese brother’s head.

After receiving initial help in front of her business, the massage parlor user is seen lying on a bed with her displaced make stabilized. ( Photo: Chaiyot Pupattanapong )

CSOs have urged the government to act against plastic waste and show their support for a global polymers agreement.

In a text to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment on Wednesday, 20 CSO staff made the call.

They demanded immediate state action to address the persistent problem with cheap waste.

Salisa Traipipitsiriwat, top activist and SEA Plastics Project Manager of the Environmental Justice Foundation, said the world society may keep a close watch on the plastic waste gathering in Busan, South Korea, from Nov 25 to Dec 1.

The appointment is expected to bring the world’s agreement on plastic waste to an end.

Ms Salisa said the gathering would be the second round of conversations. Countries have been working to create a legally binding international agreement to combat cheap waste.

The conference in South Korea this month is expected to bring the quick-paced negotiation process to an end.

She stated that the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee ( INC ) of the UN has high hopes for a successful outcome.

We want to encourage the government to support the document, which will be a major tool for bringing about justice and creating a mechanism for normal rehabilitation, according to Ms. Salisa.

An international, legally binding instrument on plastic pollution, including at sea ( Plastic Pollution INC-5 ), will be developed during the fifth round of negotiations.

The tool will be based on a complete technique that addresses the full life cycle of cheap, including its creation, style, and disposal.

The INC plans to finish its work by the end of this year and began its job in the second quarter of 2022.

The CSOs have even called for concrete steps to reduce plastic output and stop any wasteful activities.

Around 30 alligators have migrated from the shores of Trang and Krabi to areas near Rawai Beach, and Phuket is creating a working class.

Sophon Suwanrat, the governor of Phuket, convened a meeting on Wednesday with representatives from the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources ( DMCR ) to discuss how to care for the dugongs that have been emigrating to the area near Phuket’s southern and western coasts.

Together with the DMCR, we will establish a working class and a guard product. The Marine and Coastal Resources Office does map the alligators ‘ locations and fishing net-prohibited areas to prevent them from getting trapped in any baskets, he said.

The Marine Department, the Fisheries Department, and the Provincial Natural Resources and Environment Office will help inform the public, mainly fishing, tour operators and those who offer boat service, to be especially cautious in those places.

He urged the public to support the protection of the alligators, including all seaside fishermen, those who live along the coast, and those who live nearby.

A Line team called” Love Phuket Dugongs” may be established by the state. People can add and keep an eye on a dugong while it’s around the area.

The DMCR added that it will begin planting grass and looking for alternative food options for them. According to Mr. Sophon, the committee intends to construct enclosures in the sea to house tired dugongs.

Each orangutans may become named based on its physical qualities. Data will be recorded and tracked using the labels.

Due to the effects of climate change, the grass around Trang has been dying and rotting, making those alligators fly to our place for meals. Some alligators are so narrow you can even see their bones”, he noted.

Alligators are protected animals, according to DMCR director-general Pinsak Suraswadi, but their position is crucial because there are 33 fatalities in Thailand only this time.

As a result, cooperation is required to prevent the cattle and guarantee they are fed correctly, particularly in light of the grass lack, he added.

According to Mr. Pinsak,” we predicted that Trang and Krabi may have a limited supply of food sources for them” 4-5 months before.

Phuket and Phangnga are the two destinations where alligators can travel. He claimed that we are keeping an eye on where they go and how many people that are.

In order to promote cooperation and better protect them, he added,” We are also informing local people about the arrival of dugongs.”

In Phuket’s Bang Rong river, a mom and her baby swim side by side. They are one of the 30 alligators that migrated to Phuket’s waters. Paklok Sub-District Municipality