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Key figures in the Pheu Thai Party have called on the Bhumjaithai Party to step away from the coalition following remarks by the latter’s secretary-general, Chaichanok Chidchob, opposing the government’s entertainment complex bill in parliament.

Those pressuring the Anutin Charnvirakul-led party include Defence Minister Phumtham Wechayachai and list-MP Adisorn Piengkes.

Mr Phumtham warned against politicising the bill or misrepresenting it as merely a way of legalising gambling. He said the proposed legislation aims to set up comprehensive entertainment complexes to attract foreign tourists, not promote gambling.

Regarding Mr Chaichanok’s remarks, Mr Phumtham questioned the chain of command within Bhumjaithai under the leadership of Mr Anutin, who also serves as the interior minister.

“Is Mr Anutin or Mr Chaichanok the party leader?” he asked pointedly. “We’ve already had discussions between coalition leaders, with Mr Anutin agreeing on the direction. So, who should I believe now? Mr Chaichanok or Mr Anutin?”

Mr Adisorn went further, expressing deep frustration with what he described as inappropriate behaviour from Mr Chaichanok. Posting on Facebook, he criticised the secretary-general’s lengthy speech in parliament as incoherent and off-topic.

According to Mr Adisorn, Mr Chaichanok spent over 30 minutes talking “nonsense”, ignoring the issue at hand — US tariffs on Thai exports.

“If Bhumjaithai cannot align with the coalition’s direction, then maybe they should step away. It’s simple. Don’t stay in the government just to obstruct progress,” said Mr Adisorn.

He also called out Mr Chaichanok’s use of his lineage — being the son of Bhumjaithai’s spiritual leader Newin Chidchob — as a way to elevate his position and accused him of dressing inappropriately and acting out of turn during the parliamentary session.

Despite Mr Phumtham and Mr Adisorn’s criticism, Mr Anutin and Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, leader of Pheu Thai, held a joint press conference on Thursday to reassure the public their alliance remains strong.

Mr Anutin said Mr Chaichanok’s remarks were his personal opinion and not the party’s official stance, adding he had apologised to Ms Paetongtarn for the statement, which may have caused a misunderstanding.

When asked if Bhumjaithai would give its MPs freedom to vote on the bill, Mr Anutin said, “No. We will support the government.”

He also affirmed that Mr Chaichanok, the party’s secretary-general, will have to vote in accordance with the party’s resolution.

When asked if he had discussed the matter with Mr Chaichanok, Mr Anutin said Mr Chaichanok was suffering from stress and should be given a few days to rest.

Ms Paetongtarn suggested she and her party do not view Mr Chaichanok’s statement as an issue, saying she has a good relationship with him.

She defended Mr Chaichanok, saying he had got confused.

A person who was found guilty of dragging his four-month-old dog canine from his bike in a malevolent action against his partner has been fined 10, 000 baht.

After his trial on Thursday for dog violence, Pannawit Padwaew, 35, was ordered to pay a great of 10, 000 ringgit by the Nakhon Ratchasima municipal court in Pak Chong area.

The crime stemmed from an event on Wednesday in which Mr Pannawit was seen by observers dragging a canine named” Salmon” along on a leash over 600 yards from his bike outside the Pak Chong city office.

The puppy sustained scars, deep scratches, and was bleeding. The picture was captured in a movie clip which went viral on social media.

Pakkawan Sukjai, a hear, said she was on her way to pick up her kids from school when she saw the gentleman, noting she thought he was making the dog training.

The guy then sped away, and the dog, able to keep up, was dragged on, she said.

She said she honked and tried to stop the person, and another auto cut in front of the man’s bicycle and stopped him.

Vipawadee Saenkhamboonmak, a member of the Watchdog Thailand Foundation, filed a grievance against Mr Pannawit, which led to his trial.

During the sensor, Mr Pannawit told officers that he had a battle with his partner. In a fit of rage, he tried to get back at his sweetheart by hurting their dog, he said.

The puppy was afterwards put up for adoption. Its new owner, Siripong Sae Kang, said the dog immediately trembled at night at his apartment but recovered the following day.

The Road Safety Operation Centre was reopened on Thursday by the Ministry of Interior to track visitors incidents from April 11 to April 20.

A complete road protection program, according to Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, has been put in place by the government to reduce accidents and fatalities during the holidays.

The center serves as a gateway for coordinating efforts between organizations, with an emphasis on law enforcement, network administration, and public awareness campaigns.

Mr. Anutin even advised police to improve safety practices at roads gates to stop accidents, citing previous accidents at checkpoints.

Education Minister Pol Gen Permpoon Chidchob discussed a number of ways to increase road safety, including establishing a control center, lowering the risk of collisions for vehicles and cars, improving road conditions, and providing appropriate reimbursement for accident victims.

According to Pol Gen Permpoon, the department will run 150 round-the-clock car examination points for both conventional and electric cars nationwide in cooperation with the Department of Land Transport ( DLT) and auto-mechanic students from vocational schools.

He emphasized the value of continued coordination between organizations for road safety initiatives, including volunteer portable healthcare units that can respond to medical emergencies on secondary roads.

He stated that the devices won’t concentrate on fatalities or injury, and that they hope there won’t be any accidents during this time.

In a related growth, Transportation Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit predicted that between April 11 and April 17, there will be an estimated 7.01 million cars traveling between Bangkok and the city.

The Highway Department will start a 163-kilometer road connecting Hin Kong and Nakhon Ratchasima called Motorway No 6 in order to relieve traffic.

Individuals will be able to use the 77.9 km Pak Chong–Nakhon Ratchasima parts of the highway, which will be toll-free during the Songkran time.

Minister Suriya noted that the test run is intended to make travel to the northern region safer and more efficient, probably reducing travel occasions by two to three hours.

With over 300, 000 cars anticipated to use the new course during the free trial period, he said, traffic congestion on Mittraphap Road is expected to be reduced by 40 to 50 % and on Phahonyothin Road by 25 to 30 %.

During the seven-day trial, construction on the road, which is already 97.75 % finished, will be temporarily halted.

A dog owner in the Pak Chong city of Nakhon Ratchasima was filmed dragging his animal while riding his bike along the street on Tuesday and was given a fine of 10,000 ringgit for animal abuse. &nbsp,

After people prosecutors charged the dog owner with animal cruelty, the Sikhiu Provincial Court originally sentenced Pannawit, 35, to a 20 000 baht fine. &nbsp,

According to his confession, the good was reduced to 10,000 baht. There was no prison name. When Watchdog Thailand Foundation posted the judge’s decision on its Facebook page on Thursday, the owner’s title was not made public.

After a movie tape of him dragging the puppy, tied to his vehicle, along the road in front of the Pak Chong city on Tuesday, there was a rumbling among the bloggers. A female vehicle helped to save the dog. The video, which went popular online, was posted by Twitter user Charuwan Phuangkham. &nbsp,

Before Pannawit used a wire to dangle his four-month-old doggie from his motorcycle along the side of the road for more than 600 meters, he had a fight with his boyfriend. A female driver who witnessed the incident intervened and demanded that he quit his bicycle. &nbsp,

Eventually, a Watchdog Thailand Foundation agent reported the dog’s owner to Pak Chong police for animal cruelty. &nbsp,

Pannawit admitted to dragging the puppy when he was called to the police station. He claimed that after the argument with his sweetheart, he was furious.

The owner of a dog dragging his canine with his bicycle along a highway in Nakhon Ratchasima is to be fined 10,000 baht by the Sikhiu Provincial Court.

According to the court president, social situations are so important that they are ignored.

According to court leader Nakharin Mektrairat, the Constitutional Court takes a natural place in Thailand‘s politicians and is open to amendments to the constitution that would affect the selection of its courts.

Mr. Nakharin said the Constitutional Court had earned women’s respect as he addressed the situation of the prosecutor’s 28th celebration on April 11.

This is evident in the growing number of requests people have written to the judge asking for decisions in cases where they believe there are constitutional violations.

For petitions can be made through Part 213 of the 2017 military-drafted contract, which allows individuals to file petitions to the Constitutional Court in cases where they believe the practice of state authority is in violation of their rights and liberties.

According to Mr. Nakharin, strong petitions filed with the court have addressed such important issues as the straight of a husband or wife to bring legal action in cases of adultery.

The Civil Code may be amended in June 2024 in order for a person to also be able to reimburse the marriage of their lawfully married family, whether male or female.

The phrase “husband” and “wife” was replaced by the gender-neutral” spouse” in accordance with the decision.

Mr. Nakharin acknowledged that the Constitutional Court does not occur in isolation. Instead, it serves as a complement to the cupboard, parliament, and separate bodies.

The Constitutional Court’s leader said,” Appeals we have received are indicative of how confident people are in the Constitutional Court, that it can solve, more than generate, issues for them.”

The judge will simply take petitions submitted by qualified petition who meet legal requirements.

He claimed that agencies and institutions do not accept the contract court’s authority because they ask for assistance from the court to clarify constitutionally sensitive issues.

He added that the judge had previously had authorized disagreements between state agencies and institutions, which the judge had to resolve, which highlighted its role in upholding the purity of the legislation.

The Constitutional Court simply accepts plaintiffs who meet the legal requirements for review and takes the utmost precautions when doing so. &nbsp,

The jury leader acknowledged that the judges ‘ psychological toll may have been taken by considering political cases, which is typical. The court’s main task is to preserve constitutionality, and political disputes simply make up one of its many responsibilities.

However, “people tend to concentrate their focus on that particular aspect of the jobs,” according to Mr. Nakharin.

He argued that the Constitutional Court should be focused on the situation in which it is deliberating or who is the subject of a complaint.

Mr. Nakharin cited South Korea as an example, where the Constitutional Court last month upheld Yoon Suk-yeol’s prosecution, stripping him of his position, and re-elections.

Mr. Yoon was removed from office after a fatal declaration of martial law that was rapidly overturned.

Mr. Nakharin added that there is no place for the Thai contract court to use it as a device in a political witch hunt because of its steadfast principle of being firmly independent.

Any petition that the judge determines to have an ulterior political motivation may be withdrawn, he said.

He continued, the court is available to any modifications to the selection of its judges as a result of a constitutional amendment.

The Supreme Court and the Administrative Court’s meetings, as well as a collection committee, are now selected to make the courts.

Before they can offer as magistrates, the candidates must have the support of the Senate.

According to reports, the Chinese duo state they were unaware that Thai law was in effect there.

PATTAYA- A Foreign couple caught on camera having intercourse on a sidewalk in this tourist town claimed to have done it in other countries but not Thailand because it was against the law, according to police.

After being notified by a security guard that he had seen a foreign person and a international lady having intercourse on the road near the entrance to the Walking Street, police converged on the scene in South Pattaya on Wednesday.

The girl wore only a top, while the man set up a camera on a camera before removing his shirt and pants. In total view of passing drivers and pedestrians, the couple performed.

The guard alerted the officers, who also looked at security camera game, after taking pictures of their antics as proof.

Officers took the pair to the Pattaya City police station for questioning and tracked them to a motel. Lin Tingting, 37, and Oh Zhihang, 67, were the two Chinese citizens.

According to Section 388 of the Criminal Code, the partners has been accused of performing an immoral act in public.

The Taiwanese man admitted to being a photographer and enjoying nude photo shoots with an speaker. He claimed to have collected numerous of these images for his private set around the world.

He claimed that he was unaware that what he had done was against Thai rules. The pair apologised to Indian citizens and the authorities for their actions, according to authorities, which had damaged the reputation of Pattaya tourism.

The attired offenders are captured on camera by a local security camera. Social photo of Pattaya authorities station

immediately afterward, two people were seriously injured while transporting bodies from the field.

A policeman officer was shot dead and his vehicle set on fire on Wednesday night in the Sungai Padi region of this troubled southern province, followed by a bomb explosion outside where two people were only slightly hurt.

A burned-out vehicle was discovered by officers and soldiers responding to a visit from Batubuenae Village Moo 5 in tambon Torteng, according to Pol Lt Hilamee Anusartsanabut, assistant inspection inspector at the Sungai Padi place, who was called at 6.58pm by Sukree Yakareeya, the mind of Phong community.

The car’s owner, later identified as Pol Capt Ammarit Abbamaraka, a 35-year-old assistant investigation officer with the Narathiwat police department, was discovered dead with gunshot wounds about 20 meters away from the damaged vehicle. The body was taken to the Sungai Padi Hospital for an autopsy.

Authorities believed that the shooting and arson were related to the province’s ongoing sectarian unrest.

A roadside bomb went off at Lalaeluwat Village Moo 7 in tambon Riko of Sungai Padi about midnight while the slain officer’s body was being transported along the way.

A pickup truck passing the area was damaged by the explosion. Two men on board the car suffered minor injuries, according to police.