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A 32-year-old American male has been detained in Kanchanaburi state on Tuesday evening after allegedly stabbing a 51-year-old Thai lady 31 days, killing her, at a hotel in Bangkok.

Since April 7, the sufferer and the man have been staying at a five-story motel on Soi Wutthakat 14 Road in the Thon Buri area. according to press information. The girl typically spent the day there and traveled it at night. She had a 20-year-old brother.

A hotel worker reported hearing loud arguing in their second-floor place on Tuesday around noon. The place phone was called half by the employee. It was contacted each moment and hung up right away. The American man left the hotel shortly after 1 p.m. on a blue-grey bike registered in the province of Nakhon Pathom.

Then officers were called to the scene. They found the Thai person, Sukanya Disayabut, dying with 31 attack scars. A 30-centimeter knife that had been strewn throughout the area was even discovered.

In Tha Maka city of Kanchanaburi frontier province on Tuesday night, authorities on the suspect, identified as Rajman Yabav, made the arrest. He had a large knife scar to his right arm while receiving care at Makarak Hospital.

According to reports, Mr. Yabav allegedly confessed to the crime and claimed to have acted furiously.

Police were awaiting an speaker, so they could question him more carefully.

A Belarusian man was killed on Wednesday when his bicycle slammed into a deep trench in the Muang area at around 5:00 am.

The crash occurred at a slope on Patak Road in tambon Karon, according to Police Chief Khunnadet Na Nongkhai, who said it occurred about 5 minutes later. 50am.

Emergency firefighters found Pavel Uriadov, 40, lying lifeless next to a tree in the five-metre-deep drain alongside the road.

His family Anna Uriadov, 41, was on the street. She had small accidents.

Ms. Uradov claimed to have told police that her father had taken her riding scooter from their resort in tambon Karon to Wat Phra Yai.

On the slope, he lost control, and the bicycle veered off the road. Before it plunged into the trench with her father, she had fallen.

The boy’s body was taken to Vachira Phuket Hospital for post-mortem investigation.

About 85 % of accidents involved scooters

During the Songkran event trip, 243 people were killed and 1,837 others were hurt in road accidents.

Education Minister Permpoon Chidchob reported on Wednesday that there were 1,811 traffic fatalities between April 11 and April 16, when some workers returned to their hometowns for Songkran festivities. Riders were involved in 84. 9 % of all traffic accidents.

Chiang Rai, the province with the highest death toll and highest number of accidents ( 71 ), was the province with the highest death toll ( 15 ).

Another northern province, Phrae, reported the most people injured ( 68 ). During the Songkran Thai New Year festival, Pol Gen Permpoon reported that nine out of the 77 regions were free of customers mortality.

On the last day of the street health plan, April 16, there were 242 traffic accidents, leaving 32 people dead and 237 injured. Speeding was the most prevalent reason, accounting for 37. 6 % of the fatalities, followed by drink-driving ( 23. 9 % ) and cutting in front of other vehicles ( 21 % ).  

Most Songkran travelers, according to Pol Gen Permpoon, have now come back to work.

Ruangsak Suwaree, director-general of the Probation Department, said that from April 11-16 there were 5,786 traffic infraction situations, 96. 6 % of which included drink-driving. Bangkok had the most drink-driving cases ( 493 ), followed by Samut Prakan ( 313 ) and Chiang Mai ( 302 ).

Chiang Mai Zoo has reopened its pond after a 29-million-baht construction. The country’s second ocean, located on a rock, is expected to attract more visitors than ever.

Zoo director, Wuthichai Muangman, said the director-general of the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand ( ZPO ) Attapon Srihayrun allocated a 2023 budget of over 29 million baht to the zoo to renovate its aquarium.

The job is then complete, and the ocean reopened on April 1, said Mr Wuthichai.

According to Mr. Attapon, the modern ocean embodies the idea of saving the planet and environmental protection. After the reopening, he anticipated a 10 % increase in ocean revenue from registration fees. The service was closed last year for the reconstruction.

Because it was the first location in the nation to give the water to a hill, and it adheres to international standards, it will become a well-known tourist attraction. The ocean is also a great learning environment for both children and students, according to Mr. Attapon. He added that the registration costs are affordable in comparison to those at different aquariums, which typically charge each guest at least 1,000 baht.

Admission fees at the Chiang Mai Zoo Aquarium are 300 ringgit for Thai people, 175 ringgit for Thai kids, 640 baht for an adult stranger and 375 ringgit for a foreign child.

Mr. Attapon claimed that the ZPO would give the ocean an extra one-million-baht funds to buy more marine species.

The ocean serves as both a tourist destination and learning facility as well, according to Mr. Attapon, as well as a research and conservation facility.

According to Narutat Chareonsedtasin, CEO of Marine Scape ( Thailand ), the company that manages Chiang Mai Zoo Aquarium, the aquarium is home to the world’s longest underwater tunnel, which is 133 metres long, and features the most river fish species in Thailand, with over 80 species from the Mekong River Basin and Chao Phraya Basin exhibited there.

As part of the construction, the aquarium’s air conditioning, roads, air and the sea animals ‘ well-being were improved, he said.

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Bound & According to Industry Minister Pimphattra Wichaikul, Beyond Plc did begin moving copper effluent from Samut Sakhon, Bangkok, and Chon Buri back to their original site in Tak on May 7. The company anticipates completing the project in under 36 weeks.

On Tuesday, Ms. Pimphattra reported that the commission overseeing the transportation of the tailings had taken into account a revised strategy by the business that owns the cobalt waste.

On May 7, the business will use 30 trucks to begin transferring the copper tailings to Pun.

It may move 450 tons of copper tailings each day.

The committee requested an increase in the number of vehicles to shorten the duration, but the company initially planned to build 10 vehicles for transportation. The copper waste were expected to be transferred in 92 time.

Authorities are setting up leisure pits in Tak where the cobalt tailings may be interred.

Today, officers of the Industry Ministry’s Department of Primary Industries and Mines ( DPIM), along with officers of Tak Provincial Public Works, the Town & The waste pits may be examined for safety and sturdiness by the Country Planning Office and some other companies.

After the waste has been buried, safety measures like double-bagging the cobalt tailings before transportation and conducting an annual monitoring also close to the disposal pits to assure no leakage and contamination is prevented will be implemented.

The waste mines are secured using two pieces of one. 5-millimetre HDPE plates.

When the copper effluent have been buried, the mines will be shut using dust, HDPE linens and reinforced practical.

Thus far, 12,421 kilograms out of the 13,382 tonnes of copper waste that were improperly moved from a garbage in Tak have been found, comprising 6,378 kilograms at J& B Metal Co in Samut Sakhon, 1,034 tonnes at Chin Hong Cheng Inter Tech ( 2008 ) Co in Samut Sakhon, 468 tonnes at a warehouse in Khlong Ma Duea, also in Samut Sakhon.

Another 4,391 tonnes were found at a warehouse in Chon Buri’s Ban Bung area, and the other 150 kilograms were found at LL0 Metal Co in Bangkok’s Bang Sue area.

However, Akaradech Wongpitakroj, United Thai Nation Party MP for Ratchaburi and chairman of the committee on business, said on Tuesday   His committee had invited businesses to give more information about the schedule at the current congress meeting.

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The Hospitality and Sports Ministry estimates that more than 10 million foreign visitors have already arrived in Thailand this month, bringing in more than 500 billion baht.

As of Sunday, a full of 10,723,953 foreign tourists were recorded, generating an income of 518 billion baht.

More than 2 million foreign visitors were made up of Chinese citizens, followed by 1 %. 39 million from Malaysia, 695,624 from Russia, 619,186 from South Korea and 546,935 from India, according to the department.

The government has even set a goal of attracting 40 million foreign visitors this year, which is on par with the pre-pandemic number recorded in 2019.

By the end of this year, it has also projected an income of 3 trillion ringgit from both domestic and foreign travelers.

Next time, there were more than 28 million international visitors, bringing in 1. 2 trillion ringgit, according to the government.

The Tourism and Sports Minister, Sudawan Wangsuphakijkosol, said that a full of 735,802 international tourists visited Thailand between April 8-14, or an average of 105,115 tourists to Thailand per day, compared to some 617,800 in the previous year, or an increase of approximately 19 %.

During the interval, Malaysian citizens formed the bulk with 150,390, followed by 148,653 from China, 36,056 from India, 34,671 from Russia and 30,427 from South Korea, she said.

According to Ms. Sudawan, factors like the end of Ramadan, which many predict may see a rise in visitors from Malaysia, as well as the free-visa partnerships with some nations, are expected to continue to increase.

Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, was pleased to learn that more than 10 million people have visited this time.

” Things have improved. In comparison to the past time, the numbers have increased by more than 140 %. I predict that Thailand did receive a sizable flow of foreign tourists this year. I even aspire that officials will increase immigration control procedures to prevent visitors from standing in long lines and waiting for longer lines. “

As he addressed former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra during the Songkran event at Thaksin’s Chan Song La property, Mr. Srettha poured waters on his hands as he visited him.

Mr. Srettha described the good knowledge he had received from tourism and immigration authorities. ” During Songkran, the tourism industry has received a big boost with a substantial amount of cash circulating,” he added.