Barkar Nash (Page 350)

Previous Palang Pracharath MP Pareena Kraikupt has demanded senator Khunying Porntip Rojanasunan resign over her trip to Iceland during a political meeting and may ask the anti-graft organization to look into her moral behavior.

On Tuesday, Ms. Pareena demanded that Khunying Porntip submit on her Facebook website.

” Resigning from parliamentary sessions to go on vacation!” simply because you purchased an airline ticket in progress. & nbsp, Sharing photos of the visit on social media demonstrates no embarrassment over a bad deed that damaged senators’ dignity.

The original PPRP MP said,” I want to visit on Khunying Porntip to retire as a senator so she will have time to travel and this will make room for another senator next in line with the resolve to work for the country and people to exchange her.” & nbsp,

She omitted to mention the senator’s poor deed. Andnbsp, Khunying Porntip earlier shared a picture of herself lounging on moss-covered ground on an Norwegian lava area on social media. After receiving condemnation from online users for her lying on moss in a location protected for its natural sensitivity, the picture was taken down.

Drama even erupted during Khunying Porntip’s journey to Iceland when the Thai restaurant at a Chinese restaurant chased her away.

The senator expressed sympathy for the Thai restaurant who chased her absent on Monday and stated that she had no plans to bring legal action against him.

Speaking in parliament, the lawmaker claimed that the affair, which was widely covered by social media and mainstream media, happened last week when she and her companions went to the restaurant in Iceland.

Ms. Pareena announced on her Facebook page that she would be traveling as well and had scheduled a conference with her younger sister. However, her journey was different from Khunying Porntip’s in that she didn’t make use of tax dollars. She did visit the Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission on Tuesday after her return from the vacation.

She would request that the NACC look into the senator’s moral behavior for taking time off for an overseas trip during the a & nbsp parliament meeting.

” There have been instances where some lawmakers gave their electronic voting accounts to other lawmakers, who finally voted on their behalf.” ……….. Then, a senator took keep from an political meeting to go on vacation rather than attend his constituency. Despite the fact that she took a constitutional leave of absence, the meeting in parliament was when she did so. This is not a good example. Were her deeds unethical in nature? ‘ She penned.

The Supreme Court andnbsp forbade Ms. Pareena from running for office for the rest of her life in April for unlawfully occupying property in a jungle modesty in her home state of Ratchaburi.

In order to fine-tune their opinions on the nation’s economic, financial, and financial affairs, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin announced on Monday that he would hold additional talks with Bank of Thailand government Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput.

Mr. Srettha, who serves as the finance minister in addition to the governor of the central bank, said he agreed and disagreed on a number of issues brought up during their 45-minute discussion but declined to give specifics.

The primary minister insisted that the government’s plans that had already been implemented would not be altered and stated that such discussions may take place frequently.

The primary minister stated that there is no issue and that we have discussed every problem.

Mr. Srettha asserted that he unquestionably respects Mrs. Sethaput’s viewpoints.

Sethaput: More conversation

Mr. Srettha responded that he was worried about everything that affected women’s livelihoods when the media questioned him about his particular concerns regarding the undermining baht.

Additionally, Mr. Srettha stated on X, a fully Twitter-based platform, that the meeting with Dr. Sethaput was beneficial and that similar discussions would take place every month.

The conference, which was held at Government House, coincided with rumors that the prime minister and the government of the central bank did not agree on the questionable Pheu Thai election promise of a digital wallet program worth 10,000 baht.

Air pressure to delay looking for new aircraft

According to sources, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has requested that the military forces postpone their plans to purchase weapons for the 2024 financial year in order to allocate funds to those who are most in need.

The options reported to the Bangkok Post on Monday that Mr. Srettha had given the PM’s secretary-general, Prommin Lertsuridej, and Defence Minister Sutin Klunsang instructions to meet with military leaders to request a temporary postponement of arms purchases for the 2024 financial year.

The funds should be used for immediate efforts to assist the populace, according to the PM. The resources stated that the budgets that have already been approved may be the same.

ACM Phanphakdee Phatthanakul, the newly appointed commander of the Royal Thai Air Force( RTAF ), confirmed that the government had asked the armed forces to prioritize efforts to address natural disasters like flooding, forest fires, and haze issues.

After the US refused to sell its F-35A fighter jets, ACM Phanphakdee even rejected a document that claimed the RTAF intended to purchase three Swedish Gripen flight soldiers to expand its ships in Wing 7 in Surat Thani.

Each Gripen fighter plane costs about 2 billion rmb, according to a RTAF cause, who added that the air force had purchased 12 of them but had lost one in an accident.

Due to the nation’s financial situation, ACM Phanphakdee stated that the RTAF did not attempt to acquire jet fighters in the 2024 financial year.

However, he added that a working screen may be established to look into the issue and that the RTAF may consider purchasing new plane fighters in the 2025 financial year.

” It is still unknown whether the jet fighters that will be purchased in the 2025 fiscal year are Gripen or F – 16 ,” he said.

The RTAF, based at Wing 1 in Nakhon Ratchasima, which will eventually be decommissioned between 2028 and 2031, will eventually need to purchase new flight soldiers to change its aging ships of F – 16.

The RTAF chief stated that the organization would provide the purchasing strategy in the 2025 financial year and guarantee that taxpayer funds would be used for the nation’s best interests and the sake of national defense.

He continued by saying that the RTAF intends to add a water container to its BT-67 power aircraft so that it can be used to fight drought and forest fires during the dry season.

He continued by saying that he is prepared to explain the RTAF’s funds paying to the House committee that will review the budget for 2024.

According to ACM Phanphakdee, the prime minister has also emphasized that if the military troops were to purchase any military products from any nation, they must persuade those nations to do so as part of the agreement.

ACM Phanphakdee was praised by United Thai Nation( UTN ) Party MP Akkaradet Wongpitakrote for his willingness to follow the government’s policy on Monday andnbsp while serving on a House committee vetting budget bills for the 2020 – 2023 fiscal years.

According to Mr. Akkaradet, who is also the official for the UTN,” the state wants to spend its resources to look after the people because the country is faced with numerous problems, main of which are monetary hardships involving bread-and-butter issues affecting people’s everyday life.”

He pointed out that because the previous administration had prepared the funds for the 2024 fiscal year, the new state had to handle it to fit its laws when it took office.

But, according to Mr. Akkaradet, the new administration is free to set the budget for the 2025 financial year as it sees fit.

He added that it would be best if the military and the army followed suit and that the RTAF’s decision may serve as an example for them.

He continued by saying that the government provides the armed forces with a sizable budget each month. The RTAF’s choice to wait its purchasing jobs or reduce its spending is remarkable, he said.

Despite rumors of an antagonistic marriage, Pol Gen Torsak Sukvimol, who was recently named the new federal police commander, stated during an interview that he still maintains close friendships with his lieutenant.

The attack on Pol Gen Surachate’s home on September 25 was carried out by the Police Cyber Taskforce product, which he had no control over at the moment, according to information made public yesterday in a TV program on Channel 9.

Big Cleaning Day, an operation that targeted 30 places in Bangkok and five counties allegedly connected to online gambling sites operating in Laos with a combined market value of about one billion baht, included an in-depth research of Pol Gen Surachate’s rental home there.

In the meantime, Ananchai Chaidej, a lawyer who represents Pol Gen Surachate and eight of his colleagues, revealed to the media that he had been called by an unidentified party and told to drop the case.

Mr. Ananchai complained to the Southern Bangkok Criminal Court, claiming that the police’s request for an arrest warrant for Pol Gen Surachate and his employees involved contempt of court.

The advertising should keep an eye out for it, Mr. Ananchai continued, adding that he would release new knowledge on Thursday.

The Royal Thai Police HQ will host a policy statement meeting with the new federal police chief today at 1.30 p.m. with his representatives, directors, and senior officials.

According to reports, Pol Gen Torsak may outline the RTP’s objectives and give his representatives priority for the 2024 financial time.

A team has been established by the Move Forward Party( MFP ), which claims it will actively monitor the performance of the government.

As an opposition party, the MFP’s plan is to keep the government in test, according to Parit Wacharasindhu, a record MP and spokesman for the party.

As part of our coverage watch, the MFP plans to take on the role of a strategic opposition party to track and evaluate the performance of the government.

He declared,” We are prepared to help any of the administration’s policies that are beneficial to the people.” However, if any flaws are discovered, we will make recommendations to the appropriate government ministers or the state.

MFP MPs may be given important responsibilities in federal checking under the policy. The following 15 issues are also anticipated to be pushed by them: economic growth, crops and fisheries, land, labor and happiness, tourism, innovative economy, social development, diversity, the military and police, decentralization and legal service, public health, education, transportation, and the environment.

MFP MPs would not serve as darkness officials, Mr. Parit claimed, examining the work of the government.

He declared,” We will act as a compass for the government and highlight problems that it might not address.”

He continued,” We are prepared to make suggestions and ideas and persuade the government to adopt them.” ” This will benefit the people if the government considers them.”

Mr. Parit continued by stating that the MFP has now presented 27 congressional charges to the legislature. A marriage justice costs and a liberal alcohol expenses are among them.

Before they can be sent to congress, some bills deemed to include economic issues, such as those attempting to change recruitment with deliberate recruitment and the bill on the decentralization of power, require the PM’s prior approval, he said.

The poor residents of the capital are facing cover issues, and activists are urging City Hall to find a permanent option.

During a rally at Lan Khon Muang Plaza tuesday, campaigners from the Four Regions Slum Network urged Bangkok government Chadchart Sittipunt to take immediate action to improve the accessibility of affordable accommodation for the town’s low-income earners.

The protest was held in honor of World Habitat Day, which is observed annually on the first Monday in October. The government was given a list of requirements, the most important of which was that the city buy more property for public housing projects.

To build more public housing that would be distributed through the Ban Mun Kong program for low-income workers, they urged the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA) to use its territory or request that other state firms use theirs.

Mr. Chadchart pledged to investigate their idea. He did point out that the BMA does not own sizable parcels of land that could be developed into a cover development. Instead, he claimed, low-income earners may receive book assistance as the government works to establish their financial independence.

He pointed out that authorities have noticed a spike in concerns from local residents in some places where low-income workers are provided with inexpensive housing. Mr. Chadchart didn’t go into detail about the complaints, but he did say that the issues” will be taken care of immediately.”

Additionally, the system urged the BMA to broaden the reach of its housing assistance programs. To determine which communities require for help the most, the team suggested conducting a survey first.

Residents of reader communities should be subject to a housing income in order to fund the programs, according to the statement.

According to Mr. Chadchart, all town dwellers have the right to get basic services and welfare services regardless of where they reside.

People should ideally not dwell too far from their jobs, according to the government, in order to keep living expenses to a minimum.

He assured them that the BMA would find a way to raise their standard of living.

According to new military commander Gen Charoenchai Hinthao, the results of a probe into the departure of more than 200,000 liters of diesel fuel last year are anticipated by Friday.

He insisted that he did not issue any orders regarding the missing energy at the Ordnance Material Rebuild Centre under the 18th Military Circle in Saraburi and stated that the research findings may be submitted on Friday.

Between August and September of last year, 215, 897 gallons of B7 fuel fuel went missing, according to a widely publicized report from last month. As soon as the center learned of the missing energy resources in June, a preliminary investigation was started.

According to reports, Gen. Charoenchai declined to comment on the army’s request for the National Anti-Corruption Commission( NACC) to look into seven military officers’ alleged abnormalities.

When questioned about rumors that Lt. Gen. Sutha Adulthananusak, the head of the army gun office, may be transferred to the Royal Thai Army’s secretary by Defence Minister Sutin Klungsang.

Lt. Gen. Sutha was reportedly transferred to aid the investigation into the fuel’s departure, but Maj. Sirichan Ngathong, a deputy military spokesperson, refuted reports on Sunday.

When there was progress, she promised, the army may release the investigation.

However, Lt. Gen. Santi Sakuntanak of the Fourth Army Region presumably ordered administrative and legal action against a soldier who is allegedly involved in oil smuggling.

When the man was involved in a car accident, the event was made public.