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After helping her and her home when she was kidnapped and abused as a student, the owner of the restaurant reportedly tortured the young woman for ages before saving her.

The creator of the Sai Mai Tong Rot ( Survive ) Facebook page, Ekkapop Laungprasert, accompanied the victim, who was 21 years old, on Wednesday to file a report with deputy national police chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn.

When she was 16 years old, the young woman apparently began working at the Asian restaurant in Bangkok’s Phasi Charoen neighborhood. She had left the job, but when she was 17 and female, she went back to work. & nbsp,

According to the target, the restaurant owner gave her 10.000 ringgit to cover the cost of giving birth and additionally covered her family’s medical expenses following his crash.

She had been kidnapped, and as a result, she got female. She had gotten assistance from the cafe owner to report the incident to the police and bring charges against the offender.

The sufferer, who was now 21 years old, was the restaurant’s lone employee and was in charge of everything. She claimed that the restaurant landlord gave her one meal a day and made her sit in the kitchen. She didn’t get paid for her labor. & nbsp,

Additionally, the restaurant owner is said to have actually abused her. This included dousing her in boiling water, setting her on fire with a fuel light, tying wire around her neck to prevent her from breathing, and burning her genitalia and skin.

I pleaded with the cafe owner never to harm me, but he refused, saying that it was necessary because some of the patrons had voiced their displeasure. I was but sad, she claimed, that I considered killing myself.

” Some clients questioned me about what I had done to my body. She claimed that I had to lie about having an accident because the landlord had told me not to inform everyone.

The target claimed that when she attempted to call the police, her company threatened her, claiming that he knew older police officers who do support him. & nbsp,

The Pasi Charoen police superintendent will be summoned, according to Pol Gen Surachate, and they will issue the cafe owner together. No brands were made public.

Following his arrest on Tuesday for alleged bribery in Uthai Thani state, Deputy Interior Minister Chada Thaised ordered his son-in-law to retire from his place as provincial governor.

Weerachart Rasamee, his son-in-law, called Mr. Chada on Wednesday and apologized on Tuesday evening after being released on bail.

Next, so that the community could choose a new mayor, he had given his son-in-law the order to retire. Mr. Weerachart announced his resignation at the legislature on Tuesday at 11 p.m.

Mr. Weerachart, 45, served as the president of the Thap Than region of Uthai Thani’s Talukdoo municipality. On Tuesday morning, he and four alleged accomplices were detained in the city on suspicion of extorting 600,000 ringgit from a contractor for tap water.

The situation garnered media attention because Mr. Chada had been given the responsibility by the interior minister to oversee the repression of powerful individuals across the country.

He stated on Wednesday that he had given Mr. Weerachart the go-ahead to step down from his position as president and did not want to just have his son-in-law suspended while the case was being heard in court.

According to Mr. Chada, his suspension would only make it more difficult to provide public services in the metropolitan area.

Individuals deserved to have the chance to choose a new president, he claimed.

On Wednesday night in the Pa Daet city of Chiang Rai, a delivery vehicle and another car collided head-on, killing the vehicle driver and injuring 15 students.

According to police, the crash happened on a two-lane street in Mai Tai Moo 6 town in tambon Pa Daet and was reported around 7.20 am.

A six-wheel package delivery truck with Bangkok panels overturned on the road was discovered by emergency responders who arrived at the scene quickly. A class vehicle was stopped close by and had Chiang Rai plates and a crushed-in entrance.

Behind the wheel, imprisoned inside the aircraft, the truck driver was dead. There were fifteen individuals hurt. All of the individuals were freed by the rescuers, who then transported the injured to a local hospital.

According to the police, the vehicle was transporting 20 students to Pa Daet Witthayakhom School from Wang community in the tambon San Makha. & nbsp,

The approaching shipping vehicle slowed down to pass a car and ran into the school bus. & nbsp,

Police were looking into it.

After colliding with a college truck on Wednesday night in Chiang Rai’s Pa Daet district, the delivery truck turned over. ( Photo: Rescue and emergency response organization in Pangae)

Navy to discuss thread trade with China

Sutin Klungsang, the defense minister, announced that he would give the military the go-ahead to start talks with China to lower the cost of frigates in light of the government’s decision to buy them rather than submarines.

He noted that it is unclear whether China is prepared to participate in such discussions and that a military delegation is anticipated to visit China next week to keep speaks before an agreement between the two edges expires next quarter.

Mr. Sutin assured the state that it would not risk the nation and may work to negotiate the best offer when he met with the military on Tuesday evening to gather information for the planned dialogue.

The defense minister claims that rather than amending the agreement, the talks are a problem between the navy and the Chinese company because they involve revising their original agreement.

It was discovered last week that the submarine may become fitted with a German-made engine as Thailand had requested, leading to the government’s decision to purchase an engine made in China to remove one the army had ordered in 2017.

The frigate’s estimated price of 17 billion baht, or many billion more than the underwater the army has ordered, has caused controversy. Critics wonder why Thailand must spend more when China is unable to uphold its legal commitments.

Mr. Sutin emphasized that China was unable to equip the underwater with the German-made website and that the initial price tag of 17 billion ringgit is based on the cost of an European frigate.

He responded that the ship design was one of two ideas the navy had prepared in case the submarine project was unable to move forward when asked if it was happy with the change.

He claimed that when the navy was asked to weigh its options, it came prepared with the two ideas: purchasing a frigate and an offshore patrol ship( OPV ). He continued,” The ship was chosen by the authorities.”

When asked if a refund may be requested, he replied that before considering other options, the government had first negotiate the submarine-to-frenchate swap.

He added that there were additional factors to asking for a refund that might influence collaboration in various areas.

The best course of action, according to Move Forward Party list member MP Wiroj Lakkhanaadisorn, would be to need a refund of the 7 billion ringgit paid for the underwater structure as well as an apology from China for failing to uphold the agreement.

The ship or OPV was a great option, according to Mr. Wiroj, chairman of the House committee on military matters, but the government may need to take into account the cost, upkeep, spare parts, and other factors.

To keep the public informed, he claimed that the House commission invited the army to respond to inquiries about the underwater purchasing job tomorrow.

On Tuesday, previous election director Somchai Srisutthiyakorn posted information about the navy’s spending on the underwater procurement program on his Facebook account.

He claimed that the army spent 8.7 billion ringgit on 11 products related to this purchasing scheme, excluding a payment to China of more than 7 billion.

A underwater command and control system, a missile and me storage facility, navigation charts, and geological data for submarine navigation were among the expenditures.

According to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, the government intends to make the yearly winter event Thailand Winter Festivals, moving it from the nation’s capital to the entire country.

After speaking with Tourism and Sport Minister Sudawan Wangsuphakijkosol, TAT governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool, and Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt about planning the” Colourful Bangkok Winter Festival” at the end of this year, he posted the announcement on his Facebook account.

Additionally, he stated that at least 11 sweet power-related activities have been planned by the government, with more details expected in the coming month.

The TAT and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA ) will collaborate to plan five” big events” for the Colorful Bangkok Festival, which aims to celebrate winter in the nation’s capital from October to December.

Ms. Thapanee claims that the TAT, BMA, and Culture Ministry are working together to co-organize Colorful Bangkok in order to capitalize on this gentle authority and expand the event internationally.

The events, which will be held during the high season, are anticipated to encourage tourism as a form of artistic commerce.

According to Ms. Thapanee, Colorful Bangkok includes five significant activities: the 2023 Loi Krathong Festival, Vijit Chao Phraya 20, Amazing Thailand Passport Privileges, Amazing Thai Marathon Bangkok 20, and Amazing Bangkok Countdown 2024.

Through the state’s artistic hospitality, she continued, those events hope to showcase the employment and identity of the community.

The New Year Countdown on Rattanakosin Island, events, art, and performances, as part of City Hall’s mission to promote the money as a creative and social capital, will all serve to highlight this task.

According to Mr. Chadchart, City Hall has collaborated with a number of industries to make Colorful Bangkok successful.

Thaksin Shinawatra, a former premier of Jailed, underwent orthopaedic surgery on Monday at the Police General Hospital( PGH ), though the Department of Corrections has not yet determined how long his recovery will take.

Thaksin: Health concerns raised

The department was informed of the procedure yesterday by Bangkok Remand Prison( BRP ), according to Sahakarn Petnarin, deputy justice permanent secretary and acting director-general.

According to a BRP report, Thaksin underwent surgery on Monday at 9 am and was later admitted to the hospital’s Neurosurgical Intensive Care Unit( NICU ) for treatment at 2 pm.

According to Mr. Sahakarn, Thakin’s post-surgery problem is being evaluated, which will determine how long he may stay at the PGH.

After returning on August 22 from 15 times of self-imposed transportation, the former top was admitted to the hospital during BRP time. According to the ministry, Thaksin is not the only slave who has been permitted to receive medical care outside of the facility for this much.

149 prisoners have received inside clinical care since October 1 of last year. According to the office, four more were permitted to stay around for more than 120 days, while 115 of them were released from prison for longer than 30 days.

Social activist Srisuwan Janya, meanwhile, petitioned the Medical Council of Thailand( MCT) to look into allegations that Thaksin’s specialists at the PGH were fabricating his illnesses in order to support his freedom from prison.

Mr. Srisuwan stated that he wants the MCT to determine whether the physician assessments of Thaksin’s circumstances, which have resulted in his being given a longer be at the PGH, are up to professional specifications.