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The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA ) is making more efforts to address the city’s dust problem, which is anticipated to continue at current high levels until the following month.

Bangkok’s governor Chadchart Sittipunt claimed on Saturday that discussions were held about making meteorological openings to separate damaging dust particles during his January 3 visit to the Hua Hin Royal Rainmaking Centre.

He stated that the project is supported by scientific studies and may require the assistance of PTT Plc, which will add 300 tons of dry snow for the operation.

He claimed that the BMA and the Aeronautical Radio of Thailand have also reached an agreement that will allow royal allows aircraft to travel over internal Bangkok for the first time. Recently, rainmaking roads conflicted with aircraft pathways for Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi flights.

Recently, PM2.5 sand levels in Bangkok were measured at an average of 42.9 microgrammes per square metre, with air value reaching an peach level, indicating possible health risks.

The BMA will carefully monitor the situation, especially during the “dust time” in January and February.

More than 160, 000 vehicles have already been required to follow the steps to reduce the particles, including changing the oil and replacing the air filters. More than 10, 000 cars have registered under the natural car program, achieving goals, the government said.

The BMA even plans to promote work-from-home guidelines for 80, 000 people to decrease the use of cars during critical conditions.

” Without rainmaking activities, the sand problem would truly be worsened”, Mr Chadchart said. ” We must develop collaboration among different firms, especially with the Air Force, which is providing larger plane to help operations”.

” We emphasise medical approaches backed by research”, he added. ” Thailand’s issues may remain unique, requiring us to create our own tools and methods, similar to the late King Rama IX’s imperial effort to create rainmaking for Thais”.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA ) is making more efforts to address the city’s dust problem, which is anticipated to continue at current high levels until the following month.

Bangkok’s government Chadchart Sittipunt stated on Saturday that discussions were held about creating ambient holes to separate dangerous dust particles during his attend to the Hua Hin Royal Rainmaking Centre on January 3.

He stated that the project is supported by scientific studies and may require the assistance of PTT Plc, which will add 300 tons of dry snow for the operation.

He claimed that the BMA and the Aeronautical Radio of Thailand have also reached an agreement that will allow the second royal encourages aircraft to fly over the city’s core. Recently, rainmaking roads conflicted with aircraft pathways for Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi flights.

Recently, PM2.5 sand levels in Bangkok were measured at an average of 42.9 microgrammes per square metre, with air value reaching an peach level, indicating possible health risks.

The BMA will carefully monitor the situation, especially during the “dust time” in January and February.

Over 160, 000 vehicles have already been required to replace their air filters and change their motor oils as part of efforts to reduce the debris. More than 10, 000 cars have registered under the natural car program, achieving goals, the government said.

The BMA even plans to promote work-from-home guidelines for 80, 000 people to decrease the use of cars during critical conditions.

” Without rainmaking activities, the sand problem would truly be worsened”, Mr Chadchart said. ” We must develop collaboration among different firms, especially with the Air Force, which is providing larger plane to help businesses”.

” We emphasise medical approaches backed by research”, he added. ” Thailand’s issues may remain unique, requiring us to create our own tools and methods, similar to the late King Rama IX’s imperial effort to create rainmaking for Thais”.

Last year, there were 4 Thai fishing detained, not one of whom was a fisherman.

The 151 Thai prisoners who were detained by Myanmar men in late November, including the four fishermen from Thailand, were not included in the list of 151 of them who were released on Saturday.

According to Pol Gen Thatchai Pitaneelabutr, Senior Inspector General of the Royal Thai Police and Director of the Police Cyber Taskforce (PCT), the 151 Thais were repatriated again to Thailand via the next Thai-Myanmar connection bridge in Chiang Rai on Saturday afternoon.

He said,” We have coordinated with Myanmar authorities for an urgent flight to bring 151 Thai nationals back home to help victims and expand efforts to apprehend online gambling and call center scam gangs.”

On Saturday, Pol Gen Thatchai and another senior police officers traveled to the next Thai-Myanmar connection bridge in Chiang Rai’s Mae Sai area to wait for the introduction of the Thai captives.

Following the agreement with Myanmar officials to return the Thai immigrants, Pol Gen Thatchai said, he was assigned by Pol Gen Kittharath Punpetch, Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police, to handle this situation.

Once they are up in Thailand, the 151 Thais will go through a screening process to find out who were survivors of deception and who were active people of call center con groups or online gambling.

The Thai authorities have records of people who work in these legal sites, some of whom falsely claim to avoid being charged with crimes.

Officials from the PCT and state officials have been given the directive to look into and indict all those responsible, according to Pol Gen Thatchai.

According to reports from Myanmar’s media, the Thai prisoners were one of the 180 international prisoners who were among the 180 who were released as part of the neighboring nation’s annual asylum to mark its independence day.

In total, 5, 864 detainees were released on Saturday, Gen Zaw Min Tun of Myanmar told local press, adding of this variety, 600 were Burmese politicians and 180 were immigrants.

Of the 180 unusual prisoners who were released, the majority were Thai and Indonesian immigrants who had been detained in Tachileik, Myanmar, for being involved in illegal online gaming or elsewhere for illegal hunting in Myanmar’s waters, according to Gen Zaw Min Tun, who were also present.

Prior to their release, these prisoners had been serving their statements, according to Myanmar media.

The public, however, did not mention the four Thai staff members who were detained by Myanmar soldiers in the southern state of Ranong last year on the Thai fishing trawler.

Phumtham Wechayachai, the minister of defense in Thailand, originally stated to the press that the four fishermen would be released by January 4.

Foreign Affairs Minister Maris Sangiampongsa, who stated he anticipated the release of the four Thais immediately, even followed with his confidence on December 19.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra had previously suggested that the good news about the four Thai nationals ‘ planned release should be less than a year after the New Year.

The four were taken after Myanmar patrol vessels launched a cannon attack on 15 fishing vessels off Ranong on November 30.

One staff member of a fish boat jumped into the water during the attack and died.

On Saturday, Thai government official Jirayu Houngsub declined to comment on the situation, while Mr. Phumtham was unavailable for comment. If the four will still be released in the first New Year, it is unknown.

Saturday’s growth prompted Nipit Intarasombat, a previous Democrat MP from Phatthalung, to repeat his inquiries to the state about the harsh assault on the sailors.

He questioned whether the four sailors had been given legal help from the Thai government and whether it was true that the Thai fishermen had actually invaded the country’s sea area before being taken into custody.

Last year, there were 4 Thai fishing detained, none of whom were fishermen.

The four Thai fishermen personnel who were detained by Myanmar soldiers in late November for allegedly invading Burmese waterways weren’t among the 151 Thai prisoners who were released on Saturday.

According to Pol Gen Thatchai Pitaneelabutr, Director of the Police Cyber Taskforce (PCT), top inspector general of the Royal Thai Police and chairman of the Police Cyber Taskforce (PCT), the 151 Thais were repatriated again to Thailand on Saturday evening through the following Thai-Myanmar connection gate in Chiang Rai.

He stated that” we have coordinated with Myanmar regulators to arrange for an immediate trip to take 151 Thai nationals back home to help victims and expand our efforts to capture online gaming and call center scam gangs.”

On Saturday, Pol Gen Thatchai and another senior police officers travelled to the next Thai-Myanmar connection bridge in Chiang Rai’s Mae Sai area to await the arrival of the Thai captives.

Following the agreement with Myanmar officials to return the Thai immigrants, Pol Gen Thatchai said, he was assigned by Pol Gen Kittharath Punpetch, Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police, to handle this situation.

When back in Thailand, the 151 Thais will go through a screening process to find out who were survivors of deception and who were active people of call center con gangs or online gambling.

The Thai authorities have records of people who work in these legal networks, some of whom falsely claim to avoid being charged with crimes.

All those accused have been investigated and prosecuted by Pol Gen Thatchai, according to officials from the Percent and state officials.

According to reports from Myanmar’s media, the Thai prisoners were one of the 180 international prisoners who were among the 180 who were released as part of the neighboring nation’s annual asylum to mark its independence day.

In total, 5, 864 detainees were released on Saturday, Gen Zaw Min Tun of Myanmar told local press, adding of this variety, 600 were Burmese politicians and 180 were immigrants.

Most of the 180 international prisoners who were released were Thai and Indonesian citizens who had been detained in Tachileik, Myanmar, for their involvement in illegitimate online gambling or elsewhere for illegal hunting in Myanmar’s waters, according to Gen Zaw Min Tun.

These captives were serving their sentences for some time prior to their release, according to Myanmar media.

The public, however, did not mention the four Thai fishermen who were detained by Myanmar soldiers in the southwestern province of Ranong last year on a fishing fisherman in the country.

Phumtham Wechayachai, the minister of defense in Thailand, originally stated to the internet that the four fishermen would be released by January 4.

Foreign Affairs Minister Maris Sangiampongsa, who stated he anticipated the release of the four Thais immediately, even followed his confidence with a cheery note on December 19.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra had previously suggested that the good news about the four Thai nationals ‘ planned release should be less than a year after the New Year.

The four were taken after Myanmar patrol vessels launched a cannon attack on 15 fishing vessels off Ranong on November 30.

One staff member of a fish boat jumped into the water during the attack and died.

On Saturday, Thai state official Jirayu Houngsub declined to comment on the situation, while Mr. Phumtham was unavailable for comment. If the four will still be released in the first New Year, it is unknown.

Saturday’s growth prompted Nipit Intarasombat, a previous Democrat MP from Phatthalung, to repeat his inquiries to the state about the harsh assault on the sailors.

He questioned whether the four sailors had been given legal help from the Thai government and whether it was true that the Thai fishermen had actually invaded the country’s maritime area before being taken into custody.

According to Sam University, it did not grant permission to conduct a coaching program that demanded members B38, 000 each.

Two top Thai police officers who were implicated in a contentious “volunteer police” training program for Chinese nationals have been moved to unactive positions.

The program charged 38, 000 ringgit per member. In the interim, the officers have been rescheduled to inactive positions at the Metropolitan Police Bureau’s ( MPB) operations center pending the results of additional inquiries.

The two soldiers ‘ names were given as Pol Col Niwet Ngamlap, the director of Metropolitan Police Division 3, and his assistant, Pol Lt Col Kriangsak Chuaiwong.

The two soldiers had been invited to speak during an initial inspection by the Bureau.

But, further investigation is needed to determine if they received any payment.

” They will experience both legal and administrative action if they are found to possess benefited financially”, said Pol Lt Gen Sayam Boonsom, the MPB director.

Online commentators first reported on the existence of the training program, claiming that the Central Investigation Bureau ( CIB ), Metropolitan Police Division 3, and a privately run university were involved in its planning and the production of ID cards bearing the police logo.

In a later article on X, Sasinan Thamnithinan, a member of the People’s Party, inquired as to why the Royal Thai Police were paying 38, 000 baht to Chinese nationals to work as officers volunteers.

On Friday, the MPB summoned college educators for questioning.

Pornchai Mongkhonvanit, chairman of Siam University, claimed the school was looking into the situation and wasn’t just looking at the past.

Vethit Thongchantr, deputy chairman of the school’s Public Relations Office, said on Saturday that he had reviewed a letter apparently sent to ask police officials to talk at the program.

He insisted that the university did not provide the letter, and he claimed that he had spoken with Mr. Pornchai, who is now a student worldwide, over the phone.

According to Mr Pornchai, the email was not authorised by the Office of the President.

The coaching program, according to the college president, might have been planned by a single lecturer because only about 30 people showed up.

He promised that the school may look into the issue more once the academic year rolls around after the quarter break next week.

Pune emphasizes putting a greater emphasis on empowering farmers and companies and ensuring fair deal.

Pichai Naripthaphan, the minister of commerce, made the pledge on Saturday to boost and optimize trade and commerce while promoting green rise this year.

He stated that the ministry would carry out the Pheu Thai-led government’s policies under the new motto “eMpower, Optimise Commerce, and Sustainable Growth” ( MOC ).

In line with this theme, 80 % of the agency’s efforts will focus on strengthening business companies and landowners, with the remaining 20 % dedicated to monitoring to ensure business justice, he said.

In terms of independence, the government will also manage agricultural product prices, support little providers and expand their business opportunities, he added.

He added that efforts would be made to improve the value of goods through Geographical Indication ( GI ) and establish Thailand as a “food storage hub” to promote food stability in developing nations facing challenges to food security.

According to Mr. Pichai, the government would try to relax regulations that would support business operations and help brand.

His statement stated that SMEs that produce high quality products but are unable to develop their own businesses may be given the Thailand Brand.

AS also, the government will raise the Thai Select certification program, which guarantees value for Thai franchises both domestically and internationally.

The ministry will showcase border trade and promote negotiations for free trade agreements with important trade partners, particularly the European Union, to help exporters.

According to the secretary, this season’s scheduled signing of the Thailand-EFTA contract during the World Economic Forum may be Thailand’s initial FTA with European countries.

The European Free Trade Association ( EFTA ) has four member countries: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. &nbsp,

Thailand already has 15 FTAs with 18 states.

He referred to trade justice as the ministry’s commitment to strict regulations to protect consumers from exploitation and to stop illegal business practices to ensure good competition.

Following believe identified as having brought an influencer to the party where he passed away.

Following the questioning of 20 testimony, an extra arrest warrant was issued in connection with Thanakarn” Bank Leicester” Kanthee’s dying.

Thanakarn, 27, died after accepting an offer of 30, 000 ringgit to swiftly drink some bottles of liquor. The social media influencer from Bangkok who had intellectual disability reportedly accepted offers to help his home.

The Chanthaburi Provincial Court on Friday approved an arrest warrant for 36-year-old Theerawat” Bird” Srirong, alleging his role in Thanakarn’s dying.

Officers from the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB ) and Chanthaburi police earlier arrested 32-year-old Ekkachart” Em” Meephrom, on Dec 28 on charges of recklessness causing death. He is being detained for allegedly initiating the problem by giving Thanakarn the cash reward at a gathering in Chanthaburi.

According to the officers, Mr. Theerawat is currently facing similar fees and has been subjected to additional testimony ‘ interrogation. He was manifest during the issue, having driven Thanakarn to the field.

The person is currently being held in jail for putting vulgar information on a computer.

In an effort to prove their case against both men, officers are questioning witnesses still more frequently.

Cutting in the main cause of injuries at 32 %, state health officials

In Thailand, 2 090 people were injured in traffic incidents involving the New Year’s Day on December 27 to December 3. In the eight days that followed, 363 folks died and 2 090 were hurt.

According to the Road Safety Directing Center of the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, 205 incidents occurred on Friday only, injuring 32 people and injuring 199 people.

From Dec 27 to Jan 3, there were 2, 149 incidents that claimed 363 life and wounded 2, 090 citizens, said Saharat Wongsakulvivat, the deputy chief of the office.

Cutting in was the major cause of accidents, at 32.2 %, followed by speeding, at 31.2 %, and poor visibility at 17.6 %. Riders made up 90 percent of the cars involved in injuries.

Surat Thani state recorded the highest number of accidents and injuries at 78 and 88, both. Bangkok had the highest number of deaths, at 21.

Four counties— Trang, Trat, Yala and Samut Songkhram — have recorded no incidents.

Authorities this year expanded the New Year’s Day road safety plan by ten times in an effort to spread awareness and encourage more responsible driving. The battle period runs from December 27 to January 5.

Authorities have previously released information about” seven dangerous time” that occur each year during the New Year’s and Songkran holidays. &nbsp,

A year ago, a full of 284 people were killed and 2, 307 injured in 2, 288 incidents during the seven-days New Year holiday period.

In the first seven weeks of the latest 10-day battle, to Jan 2, a total of 321 people were reported killed and 1, 894 injured in 1, 938 traffic accidents.

The number of fatalities increased by 13 % over the same time last year.

On Thursday morning, a delivery vehicle collided with a branch on Asian Highway 41 in Surat Thani, really causing damage. The worst one road accident that has occurred during the holiday season so far has resulted in the deaths of seven people, four of whom are children. ( Photo: Supapong Chaolan )