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After invaders attacked team and then stole two firearms and 19 phayung logs from a forest restoration unit in Sakon Nakhon state on Saturday, a former timber police officer was detained in Udon Thani.

Theptawan Suriyamart of the Srithat forest unit in Udon Thani was detained on a warrant issued by the Sakon Nakhon Criminal Court, according to Surachai Achalaboon, director-general of the Royal Forestry Department ( RFD ). &nbsp,

The 6th forest management company in Udon Thani had since dismissed&nbsp, Pol Sgt Theptawan from the company, Mr Surachai said.

He faces charges of colluding in fraud, armed intrusion, real assault or using violence or threatening to use violence, causing home injury, improper confinement and carrying firearms illegally in public, the RFD commander said.

On November 9 at the Warit-Panna forest protection unit in tambon Kud Takab in the Waritchaphum district, at least five men were involved in the robbery.

Three forest officials were beaten, tied up, and assaulted. The thieves left with 19 phayung ( Siamese rosewood ) logs worth about 800, 000 baht. Additionally, they robbed two firearms.

About 9 a.m. on Tuesday, police stopped a pickup truck on the road 227 to Waritchaphum in the Wang Sam Mo district of Udon Thani and took Pol Sgt Theptawan into custody, which is located about 47 kilometers away from the crime scene. The pickup truck and his cell phone were both impounded. &nbsp,

Police at Waritchaphum Police Station later turned over Pol Sgt Theptawan for legal action.

Sakon Nakhon governor Chusak Rooying, white uniform shirt, and local officials at the scene of the crime, Warich-Panna forest protection unit in Sakon Nakhon, on Monday. ( Photo: Sakon Nakhon public relations office )

Two accused of deceptive crypto transaction

Sittra Biabungkerd, an accused lawyer, is being detained by the police after she is accused of conspiring to take 39 million ringgit from a Thai lady who had won a sizable Euromillions lottery jackpot. &nbsp,

Violence Suppression Division chief Montri Theskhan told reporters&nbsp, that Nuwat Yongyut, 34, and his girfriend Sarinee Nuchanat, 32, were arrested at their home in Wang Thonglang city, Bangkok, about 6am on Tuesday, on permits approved by the Criminal Court. &nbsp,

The partners worked for Mr Sittra, handling financial dealings. They are &nbsp, accused of defrauding Jatuporn Ubonlert of 39 million ringgit. They were being held on charges of fraud, computer murder and money fraud. They denied the claims.

According to Pol Maj Gen Montri, researchers do determine whether Mr. Sittra was or not involved in the reported 39-million-baht scams.

According to reports, Ms. Jatuporn allegedly paid Mr. Sittra for a visit from the Chinese artist. She was allegedly the target of an online fraud group, according to Mr. Sittra, who tried to stop her.

Police then believe there was no scam. It was a rest.

Mr. Sittra claimed that payment must be made in bitcoin after the girl gave the money to him. The crypto change was reportedly handled by Mr. Nuwat.

The 39 million baht, according to the police, was really owned by Mr. Sittra’s party, which was a break from the 71 million baht Ms. Jatuporn had given the attorney for an online lottery job.

According to a knowledgeable cause, detectives had proof that Mr. Nuwat and Ms. Sarinee had taken 39 million baht in cash from a department store close to the Lat Phrao crossing in Bangkok.

The 39 million ringgit was lost from a Bitcoin profile to a scam group, according to a false issue that was filed with the authorities. The information was fabricated to mislead Ms Jatuporn, according to the cause.

Along with the detention on Tuesday, authorities impounded two pleasure cars, a&nbsp, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche, believed to be acquired with the stolen money. The pair was questioned by the Crime Suppression Division.

Lawyer Sittra, 43, was arrested last week for admitted scams and fraud of money he received from Ms Jatuporn, 58, called Madam Oy.

Ms Jatuporn is married to a European business. In the Euromillions lottery, she apparently won a prize drawing worth several billion ringgit.

Sittra Biabungkerd is being held by the authorities on November 8. ( Photo: Pattarapong Chatpattarasill )

Jatuporn Ubonlert ( photo supplied )

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A property commission decision to not withdraw land subject documents issued for plots of land in the Khao Kradong district of Buri Ram was defended by Deputy Interior Minister Songsak Thongsri monday.

Despite the Supreme Court’s 2021 ruling that the land belongs to the State Railway of Thailand ( SRT), the decision was made.

Land plots spanning 5, 083 rai in the Khao Kradong area of the Muang district are at the heart of the conflict between the SRT and the Department of Land ( DoL ). The SRT is attempting to regain its territory, accusing the DoL of being dishonest because it has issued area papers to people who have occupied the area without permission.

The DoL and the road agency were instructed to work together to observe Khao Kradong’s borders, which the Central Administrative Court also ruled in favor of.

Eventually, the DoL set up a committee to consider the issue under Section 61 of the Land Code.

It was revealed last week that the land committee unanimously resolved not to revoke the land documents, and the Do L’s director-general acknowledged the decision.

This has raised questions about whether a Supreme Court decision may be overturned by an administrative attempt.

Mr. Songsak, a minister from the partnership Bhumjaithai Party, said he is not taking sides in the land dispute and that both the SRT and the general public are unaware of certain facts.

He claimed that it is important to examine the Supreme Court’s decision to decide whether it applies to all or just the parties to the property debate.

He argued that the SRT could challenge the Do L’s decision, but that the land committee currently lacks strong, clear evidence to persuade the land committee to revoke the land’s title documents.

He downplayed criticism of some committee members ‘ connections to a powerful figure in Buri Ram, saying the council was appointed in accordance with the rules and that they would be held accountable if they violated any laws.

The Chidchob home, a strong political community with various businesses on the area, including the Buriram International Circuit and a 32, 600-seat sports stadium, is said to be the owner of 12 of the land documents to be examined, totaling 179 rai.

Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong also stated yesterday that the SRT must take additional steps in addition to the property agency’s choice.

According to the determination, the SRT presented the Supreme Court with a map in 1996 in accordance with a municipal council resolution on property encroachment to address issues raised by the Assembly of the Poor.

The committee decided not to withdraw the property title granted by the DoL because the chart is different from the one attached to a royal edict enacted in 1921 regarding the purchase of land for the northern rail system.

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A property commission decision to not withdraw land subject documents issued for plots of land in Buri Ram’s Khao Kradong place was defended on Monday by Deputy Interior Minister Songsak Thongsri.

Despite the Supreme Court’s 2021 ruling that the land belongs to the State Railway of Thailand ( SRT), the decision was made.

Land plots spanning 5, 083 rai in the Khao Kradong area of the Muang district are at the heart of the conflict between the SRT and the Department of Land ( DoL ). The SRT is attempting to regain its territory, accusing the DoL of being dishonest because it has issued area papers to people who have occupied the area without permission.

The DoL and the road agency were instructed to work together to observe Khao Kradong’s borders, which the Central Administrative Court also ruled in favor of.

Eventually, the DoL set up a commission to consider the issue under Section 61 of the Land Code.

It was revealed last week that the land committee unanimously resolved not to revoke the land documents, and the Do L’s director-general acknowledged the decision.

This has raised questions about whether a Supreme Court decision may be overturned by an administrative attempt.

Mr. Songsak, a minister from the partnership Bhumjaithai Party, said he is not taking sides in the land dispute and that both the SRT and the general public are unaware of certain facts.

He claimed that it is important to examine the Supreme Court’s decision to decide whether it applies to all or just the parties to the land debate.

He argued that the SRT could challenge the Do L’s decision, but that the land committee currently lacks strong, clear evidence to persuade the land committee to revoke the land’s title documents.

He downplayed criticism of some committee members ‘ connections to a powerful figure in Buri Ram, saying the council was appointed in accordance with the rules and that they would be held accountable if they violated any laws.

The Chidchob home, a strong political community with various businesses on the area, including the Buriram International Circuit and a 32, 600-seat sports stadium, is said to be the owner of 12 of the land documents to be examined, totaling 179 rai.

Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong also stated yesterday that the SRT must take additional steps in addition to the area agency’s choice.

According to the determination, the SRT presented the Supreme Court with a map in 1996 in accordance with a municipal council resolution on property encroachment to address issues raised by the Assembly of the Poor.

The committee decided not to withdraw the property title granted by the DoL because the chart is different from the one attached to a royal order enacted in 1921 regarding the purchase of land for the northern rail system.

For this year’s Loy Krathong festival, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA ) is urging city residents to consider using biodegradable floats to help protect the environment.

The deputy chairman of City Hall’s Environment Department, Worranut Suaykhakhao, said despite pleas to get foam-free, about 20, 877 out of the 639, 828 glides collected by BMA’s spend set devices after last year’s Loy Krathong event were made from foam.

This year, Ms Worranut said, BMA wants to see fewer floats made out of foam, saying the krathong used should be made from 100 % natural, biodegradable materials that would n’t harm the environment as they break down.

Food floats, for example, will naturally break down, but they will increase the acidity of the ocean as they begin to decompose, potentially affecting aquatic life, particularly in bodies of water that are stagnant.

She claimed that the Suan Santiphapp Park bass lake was drained by the Department of Drainage and Sewerage last year because 6,800 food krathongs were released because the rotting floats polluted the water and killed the bass.

According to her, the office had four weeks to restore the water to its original condition.

The department also advises krathong contractors to refrain from using metal in floats because they must be resolved before they can be properly disposed of.

Sanon Wangsrangboon, lieutenant governor of Bangkok, announced that BMA will design 34 locations for the people to enjoy the annual festival’s opening weekend.

People who ca n’t attend the festival in person can also watch the festivities online by visiting greener. thailand. come. The lieutenant governor stated that they can play games for items that the Environment Department had exchange for prizes. The award-winning modern function can also be enjoyed at 34 locations around the investment until Sunday, said Mr Sanon.

One of the largest seizures in recent months, involving more than five million meth medications, has been found in Saraburi, according to Provincial Police Region 1.

A full of 5.2 million cocaine pills were intercepted by authorities on the Sudbantad Road in Kaeng Koi area last Friday, said Pol Maj Gen Silpakom Iamwong, acting PPR1 director, at a press conference on Monday.

The medications, packed in 12 baskets, were found hidden in a Bangkok-registered delivery vehicle driven by Phusit, alias Bang Sup, 47.

Mr. Phusit allegedly told police that he had been hired for 30 000 ringgit to bring the medication from the Northeast to Central Plains regions for distribution. He added that this was his second illegal drug shipment.

He is accused of bringing illegal drugs into his possession with the intention to buy.

The heroin supplements had a road price of 167 million baht, according to the acting director.

He claimed that the investigation was being widened by police, which may result in more suspects being apprehended in the distribution channel.

One of the largest seizures in recent months, involving more than five million meth medications, has been found in Saraburi, according to Provincial Police Region 1.

A full of 5.2 million cocaine pills were intercepted by authorities on the Sudbantad Road in Kaeng Koi region last Friday, said Pol Maj Gen Silpakom Iamwong, acting PPR1 director, at a press conference on Monday.

The medications, packed in 12 baskets, were found hidden in a Bangkok-registered delivery vehicle driven by Phusit, alias Bang Sup, 47.

Mr. Phusit allegedly told police that he had been hired for 30 000 ringgit to bring the medication from the Northeast to Central Plains regions for distribution. He added that this was his second improper drug shipment.

He is accused of bringing illegal drugs into his possession with the intention to buy.

The heroin supplements had a road price of 167 million baht, according to the acting director.

He claimed that the investigation was being widened by police, which may result in more defendants being apprehended in the distribution channel.

According to Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat, Thailand and Italy are negotiating a memorandum of understanding ( MoU) on agricultural cooperation that will cover production, trade, and investment.

A fresh MoU is required, according to Ms. Narumon, who met with Italy’s Minister of Agriculture, Francesco Lollobrigida on Monday.

At the conference, Mr. Lollobrigida stated that Thai and Italian leaders discussed ways to increase the growth of their respective agricultural fields, including the possibility of boosting two-way imports and exports.

Mr. Lollobrigida added that Italy is willing to support the Thailand-European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA ) by assisting Thailand in improving its sanitary and phytosanitary practices and its sustainable food systems.

Between January and September this month, Thailand’s exports to Italy increased by 3.32 billion ringgit to 11.88 billion baht.

Important import products included pet food for retail, frozen jellyfish products, natural rubber, smoked plastic plate, partially-milled corn and milled corn, processed bass products, fruits and vegetables.

In order to help the Thai administration’s soft power development plan, Ms. Narumon mentioned the possibility of facilitating information exchange between velvet producers and fashion designers.

Because Italy is the nation’s chief in style, the deals even touched on the possibility of an exchange of knowledge on silk fabric production and design.

According to Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat, Thailand and Italy are negotiating a memorandum of understanding ( MoU) on agricultural cooperation that will cover production, trade, and investment.

A fresh MoU is required, according to Ms. Narumon, who met with Italy’s Minister of Agriculture, Francesco Lollobrigida on Monday.

At the conference, Mr. Lollobrigida stated that Thai and Italian leaders discussed ways to increase the growth of their respective agricultural fields, including the possibility of boosting two-way imports and exports.

Mr. Lollobrigida added that Italy is willing to support the Thailand-European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA ) by assisting Thailand in improving its sanitary and phytosanitary practices and its sustainable food systems.

Between January and September this year, Thailand’s imports to Italy increased by 3.32 billion ringgit to 11.88 billion baht.

Important import products included pet food for retail, frozen jellyfish products, natural rubber, smoked plastic plate, partially-milled corn and milled corn, processed bass products, fruits and vegetables.

In order to help the Thai administration’s soft power development plan, Ms. Narumon mentioned the possibility of facilitating information exchange between velvet producers and fashion designers.

Because Italy is the nation’s leader in style, the deals even touched on the possibility of an exchange of knowledge on silk fabric production and design.