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2 famous people “were in management positions”

According to a source with the Department of Special Investigation ( DSI), indictments against two famous people who were linked to the scandal-hit iCon Group fraud case should have been filed sooner because they were likely to have been involved in running the business rather than just being product presenters.

One of the reasons the DSI cited in its appeal to the prosecution was the refusal to prosecute actress Pechaya Wattanamontree and actor Yuranunt Pamornmontri sooner.

Under the 1984 Public Fraud Loan Act, the pair were one of 19 people who were charged with fraud in relation to the image Group event. The business specializes in beauty and health items.

Prior to this, magistrates had recommended charges against 17 business managers, with the exception of Pechaya and Yuranant. The 17 were accused of common scams, defrauding the government, operating a direct sales company without authorization, and other crimes.

Between August 12, 2020 and August 31, 2024, the alleged crimes took place in Bangkok and other provinces, leading to damages amounts to 649.9 million baht.

The DSI has submitted a formal disagreement to the Attorney General for a final decision in accordance with Thailand’s Special Case Investigation Act ( 2004 ).

The Department of the Attorney General’s Decisions was informed on Tuesday that the Attorney General’s Office ( OAG ) had received the DS I’s appeal against the prosecutor’s decision not to indict the two celebrities.

The Attorney General may make the final decision regarding whether the charm should be accepted after this stage.

The DSI claimed in the attractiveness that Yuranan and Pechaya were aware of the business strategy and were reportedly acting as company executives rather than as product presenters, as they claimed.

Additionally, it was said that they allegedly persuaded people to purchase goods and make investments in the business. The trio was alleged to have been informed that the business was engaged in a’pizza scheme’. Additionally, many people have claimed that the two artists tempted them into investing.

The DS I’s charm was submitted to the OAG on April 4, according to AGO official Sakkasem Nisaiyok, and it has since been passed on to the Department of the Attorney General’s Judgments.

Suriya Jungrungreangkit, the minister of transportation, addressed claims of a corruption scheme involving a” T” decal, which allegedly allows cars to enter Thailand from Laos without a car card.

Wiroj Lakkhanaadisorn, the deputy chief of the Women’s Party and its party-list MP, posted the allegations on Facebook.

The secretary confirmed on Tuesday that he had instructed the Department of Highways director-general to conduct an investigation into the situation along with other relevant government. He even vehemently refuted the existence of any such methods.

Moreover, Mr. Suriya disclosed that gates had been established along important routes to enforce the law and prevent illegal trucks from being discovered.

The questionable” T” decal has a black lowercase letter in the center of a black circle on a white background, according to Mr. Wiroj’s image posted on April 6. He claimed that lorry drivers may purchase a sticker without having to show their automobile passport for a sum of 1, 000 ringgit.

He wrote,” This badge allows them to move merchandise from Laos to Thailand without going through any border checks or inspections.”

” If 500 trucks are involved in this every day, it may amount to 182.5 million baht periodically. According to him, this estimate ignores the major security risks that include the trafficking of stolen vehicles, improper imports, tax-dodging goods, illegal, drugs, and human trafficking.

He furthermore expressed concern that these trucks are using the Chong Mek border to import low plantain from Laos for alcohol production in Thailand.

Don’t the 300-million-baht interest payment scheme for the cassava stockpiling project become worrying us? He argued. By purchasing 6 million kilograms of the crop, this initiative supports cassava factories and flour factories and reduces excess source in the market.

He also cited the potential economic effects, arguing that if the system were widely used, it could save tens of baht periodically.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s admin has received a police statement from her office regarding a man who allegedly has been allegedly displaying “fake” text exchanges with the leading on the Line application, thereby misleading his level of influence.

In a bet to persuade an artist he was dating of his status and authority, the suspect, who is named as Thanyatep Sirithapsadechakul, 32, reportedly showed screenshots of supposedly interacted with the top to convince her of his worth and status.

Four days prior to learning that Mr. Thanyatep was a wedded man, Rinyarat Watchararojsiri had deceived her into believing he was a wealthy bachelor, the artist, Rinyarat Watchararojsiri, had revealed her proposal to him.

He also reportedly claimed that his dad was the Pheu Thai Party’s leader, which is false, and allegedly showed the celebrity photos of himself wearing a group member coat from the days of former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra.

Ms. Paetongtarn denied the pictures as counterfeits and claimed on Tuesday that she did not know the man in question and had never spoken to him on Line.

Jirayu Houngsub, a spokeswoman for the government and a PM director, confirmed the fake nature of the Line talk. He claimed that the man likewise had fraudulent business cards with the logo of the Prime Minister’s office on them.

However, Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai claimed that Mr. Thanyatep had engaged two men to provide him with a limousine company following a fact-finding research. The men admitted to working for cash.

The men were no assigned by the military for the parade, according to Mr. Phumtham, who is also a deputy prime minister. They completed the fraud by using their specific car rather than an army vehicle. They will therefore be subject to disciplinary action, he said.

Prasert Jantararuangtong, the secretary of the modern economy and society, claimed he had not met the assume at the Pheu Thai headquarters.

The Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau’s captain, Pol Lt Gen Trairong Phiwpan, even refuted Mr. Thanyathep’s says that he and another person had a chat through the Line game. He also filed a police objection.

Mr. Thanyathep jumped from the third floor of the Khok Kram officers place in the Bueng Kum area on Monday. His back was discovered broken. After being exposed by the artist on a Television talk show, he was subjected to questioning.

SAO designers given three months to complete.

Four engineering institutes will collaborate with the Department of Public Works and Town and Country Planning ( DPT ) to study the collapse of the State Audit Office’s ( SAO ) 2.1 billion-baht high-rise, aiming to identify the true causes of the March 28 disaster following an earthquake in Myanmar.

After a meeting with participants on Tuesday, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra stated that the project would need three months to be finished.

It is believed that the decline involved more than one problem, despite the fact that poor supplies were good a factor. She argued that anyone found guilty may face legal repercussions.

She assured the general public that other houses in the nation would be able to withstand upcoming spasms of the same magnitude or smaller and that other structures in the country were not significantly affected by the earthquake. To confirm compliance with temblor-resistant laws, the government has mandated a review of creating safety requirements.

The top predicted that the restoration efforts at the collapse webpage will take about a quarter as the remaining wreckage is removed and the research for any additional victims is complete.

She also refuted rumors that a material supplier was allegedly trying to pressure Akanat Promphan’s resignation as minister of industry, saying that no company may succeed in such a move.

The minister has played a key role in the quick investigation of building materials at the site, which turned up evidence of poor steel, according to Ms. Paetongtarn.

Rescuers discovered four more bodies in Zone C of the tower on Monday evening, according to reports from the building’s rescue teams. The full death toll as of media day yesterday was 21 with 73 people missing and nine injured.

The most recent victims were discovered after big technology had cleared an location above Zone C, creating a horizontal gap. After digging deeper, cameras revealed garments, which allowed rescuers to discover a fragrance at first, leading to the healing of the bodies.

The systems were entrapped beneath the dust. The area’s high concentration of particles, including concrete and stones, necessitated the use of safety gear to prevent falls during the recovery procedure. To aid in the hunt, a 1, 000-tonne crane was used to lift huge concrete slabs.

Recovery groups using large equipment and military and police dogs even resumed searching different areas. The hunt for victims continues.

During the Thai Water Festival, experts warn of thunder and storms in some areas.

More exotic storms are anticipated for the upcoming Songkran festival, especially in lower Thailand, where strong winds, storms, and thunder are expected between April 12 and April 14, according to the Meteorological Department.

Occupants in these areas are advised to take precautions because potential impacts on health, house, and farmland could be made, according to the department’s consulting on Tuesday.

A low-pressure location will start to experience extremely hot and humid weather in the upper Midwest starting currently through Friday, according to the department. In some cases, thunderstorms are forecast in some areas as a result of the Southwest monsoon’s influence.

A high-pressure program, or a chilly air large, from China is expected to enter the Northeast and the South China Sea between April 12 and April 14. This could result in scorching weather and the possibility of summer hurricanes, it added.

From April 9 through April 14 people in the South are warned about northwest and northerly winds affecting the Andaman Sea and southwestern regions. In the Andaman Sea and between 1 and 2 meters in the Gulf of Thailand, these gusts are anticipated to cause ocean tides of up to 1 meter in the Andaman Sea.

Residents of higher Thailand are urged to prevent unnecessary travel in the affected areas during the wind period from April 12 to April 14.

The office advises shielding agricultural ranches from the strong winds and storms, as well as staying clear of big trees and fragile taller structures, such as banners, during thunderstorms.

Phumtham, the minister of defense, makes more proactive plans, including CCTV at training facilities.

Phumtham Wechayachai, the head of defense minister, pledged on Tuesday that commanders of military units who are found to have abused conscripts may also face disciplinary consequence for acting inadvertently.

Mr. Phumtham made his point yesterday while visiting a soldier variety and selection system at the Directorate of Joint Communications in Bangkok’s Don Muang area.

He claimed to have discussed with military officials the speed of incidents involving high-ranking military officers and trainers physically and emotionally abusing conscripts.

Some soldiers expressed dissatisfaction with being hired as servants for senior officers ‘ homes and endured abuse it.

According to Mr. Phumtham, who is also a deputy prime minister in charge of security matters, for crimes must halt, and protective measures were in purchase.

Educators should be informed about what constitutes aggressive behavior. The officers in charge of the training may be disciplined in strict accordance with the rules if the abuse against soldiers continues in the future.

Their bosses won’t get away with it, he said.

To keep track of the soldiers and coaches, closed-circuit TV cameras may become installed at training places, he said.

The minister assured conscripts ‘ parents that the volunteers may be well-cared for on Tuesday, adding that he had spoken with them as well.

As the state gradually implements military reform, including downsizing the forces and reducing the number of troops, the government is introducing technologies to remove workforce in some units.

Given the forthcoming new problems in the field of defense and security, the defense secretary said, the effectiveness of the current military staff needs to be increased.

Mr. Phumtham said vocational education may be provided to encourage young people to volunteer for the military in order to help them find employment following their enlistment.

Businesses may be urged to fill vacancies for these trained soldiers once they have finished their service. &nbsp,

The monthly recruitment is taking place this year from April 1 through April 12 throughout the country. Thai men who turn 21 during a given recruitment year are subject to drawing lots variety.