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Overflights may require authority from as many as 10 nations, but Israel is becoming more dangerous.

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin stated on Saturday that the state hopes to receive overflight authorization from more than 10 nations for its relocation flights from Israel within two weeks as opposed to the first anticipated 10 times.

Thailand is attempting to bring up more of its citizens from Israel than almost any other nation in the world, with an estimated 7, 000 employees having expressed a desire to leave the combat zone.

With varying degrees of success, on twenty places are attempting to return their citizens from Israel using commercial and military aircraft.

Some weekend relocation flights were canceled by at least two nations, according to reports that Israeli preparations for a ground assault on Gaza had made it more dangerous for local airlines to operate there.

When Mr. Srettha meets with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs( MFA ) on Sunday, he anticipates hearing more information about evacuation operations.

In the meantime, the Ministry of Public Health reported that two of the 56 Thai passengers — 55 men and one woman — who returned from Israel on the second flight received additional care for gunshot wounds. Eight more people were discovered to be dealing with different levels of psychological stress and may require additional care before being permitted to return home.

According to Public Health Minister Cholnan Srikaew, the two injured staff were a 26-year-old Khon Kaen man who was shot in the hips and an injured person from Nakhon Phanom who is 38 years old.

According to the curate, the two men underwent examinations at Bang Phli Hospital before being released and given permission to return home because their health wasn’t alarming.

Since the Hamas attack started next weekend, 24 Vietnamese people have died in Israel, including 16 injured and 16 taken as hostages.

According to the minister, the second repatriation flight is scheduled to arrive at U-tapao Airport at 7.25 am on Sunday. Medical and mental health teams will be available if necessary.

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the customers will be driven to Bangkok’s SC Park Hotel, where their people will greet them upon their return.

The air pressure will operate a third relocation journey from Tel Aviv at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Israel time, and it will touch down at the Royal Thai Air Force Wing 6 at 4:40 am on Monday.

However, in Nakhon Phanom, relatives of Thai workers in Israel who were unable to be reached have contacted the local labor company for assistance.

Five of the 2,100 Thai workers in Israel from the northern county were unable to be reached, and about 330 of them are in high-risk areas.

Switzerland and Australia natural airlines

According to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia on Saturday canceled two of its planned repatriation flights because of the” extremely challenging and rapidly changing” situation.

Australia will keep in touch with locals to assist them in making their way home and will update them on upcoming planes, it added.

Over 200 Australians and their people arrived safely in London after the first of the planned series of resettlement flights took off on Friday native time, according to SBS News.

In response to the anticipated Jewish floor offensive in the Gaza Strip, Swiss International Air Lines announced on Friday that it was suspending its relocation flights until more notice.

To evacuate European citizens, the carrier canceled two special planes from Tel Aviv to Zurich that were supposed to take place on Saturday.

The reliability and safety of planes with our personnel and passengers are exceedingly in danger, according to Swiss,” as the likelihood of a fresh escalation of the conflict between the various parties increasing sharply.”

Activities from 50 years ago, according to important government statistics, highlight the significance of true democracy.

The state has urged Thais to take lessons from the student revolt on October 14, 1973, about the value of true democracy and to help shape the political system.

House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha spoke on behalf of Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin at a meeting at the October 14 Memorial page on Ratchadamnoen Avenue on Saturday, which coincided with the uprising’s 50th anniversary.

You and I and every other Thai would not have had the chance to have politics the way they are now if those kids and citizens had no rebelled against tyranny and started fighting for genuine democracy at the time, he said.

The second peaceful mass uprising against tyranny occurred on October 14, 1973, and its effects have persisted for five decades, according to him.

Despite numerous military coups, he added that the compromise made by those pro-democracy protesters marked the beginning of Thai society’s political development. The country has learned a great deal about politics from the 1973 rising over the past decades.

While the peaceful 1973 demonstrations against Thanom Kittikachorn’s tyranny got under way, on October 14, tensions rose and eventually got out of hand, leading to 77 fatalities and more than 800 injuries. That night, Thanom announced his resignation.

At the 14 October 1973 Memorial honoring those who died during the student uprising fifty years ago, a person hangs an ornament on the walls. ( Image: Apichart Jinakul )

Mr. Wan stated that he thought the true goal of those who started fighting for democracy fifty years ago was for all Thais to learn from what transpired in the nation’s elections at the time and continue to advance politics.

According to public health minister Cholnan Srikaew, despite the fact that five decades have passed, the uprising’s training continue to serve as a constant reminder to all Thais of the value of politics.

” They gave their lives in the pursuit of establishing true politics in Thailand.” And I’m confident that their devotion will be rewarded. We will be guiding Thailand toward total politics, he declared.

Wasan Paileeklee, a regional human rights commissioner, Chadchart Sittipunt, the governor of Bangkok, members of various pro-democracy organizations, and the kin of those who passed away in 1973 were also present at the memorial service.

Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, the House Speaker, speaks on behalf of the government and attends the meeting on Saturday, October 14, 1973. ( Image: Apichart Jinakul )

Since mall killings within normal selection, there have been 60,000 cancellations, according to a government official.

Since the shooting in Siam Paragon, which resulted in three fatalities, including one Chinese visitor, and four injuries, around 60 000 Taiwanese tourists have canceled their travel to Thailand.

According to statistics from Thailand’s airports, 590,000 Chinese tourists have arrived since the affair on October 3, a 9.2 % decrease from bookings of 650, 000, according to government official Chai Wacharonke on Saturday.

However, because more people book reservations than actually buy cards, he said, the amount is still within the range of anticipation.

The decline of 9.2 % of Chinese visitors following the incident is normal because the number of tickets is typically within a range of plus or minus 15 % of the actual travel numbers. It demonstrates that Taiwanese visitors also have faith in their ability to visit Thailand, he said.

Mr. Chai also used the occasion to express his gratitude to the Chinese tourists who had traveled despite the disaster.

He said,” We’d like to thank Chinese visitors for comprehending Thailand and having faith in the state.” ” Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has given firms instructions to abide by standards to ensure protection for both Thais and tourists.”

Since the start of the Hamas-Israeli battle, the Khon Kaen community has not heard anything.

KHON KAEN- The 35-year-old community of Natthawaree Mulkan, an international worker, is pleading with the government to locate and save her. In Israel, she is believed to have been kidnapped.

Following the violence that broke out in Israel next weekend, Boonyarin Srichan stated on Saturday that she had not heard from her daughter, who was apparently kidnapped along with her boyfriend Boonthom.

The community has not heard anything from Thai government, according to Ms. Boonyarin, 56. She has been attempting to avoid watching films of Thai employees being held as hostages in the conflict-torn area.

The recordings were forwarded to me, but I can’t stand to watch them. She remarked,” I don’t want to see it.

Since the start of warfare, 16 Thais have reportedly been taken as hostages, with 24 confirmed deceased and 14 injured.

On October 11, a Thai worker in Israel by the name of Art, who is close friends with Mr. Boonthom, sent the Ms. Natthawaree film in which she was depicted as being dressed in an all-white clothing that was curled up inside of an advertisement.

Mr. Art claims that Hamas militants captured the video and afterward distributed it to Thai workers in Israel. According to Mr. Art, Boonthom and Natthawaree had taken a bicycle from their station to work another job before being apprehended.

We are very concerned, but there isn’t much we may would, according to Ms. Boonyarin. ” We earn virtue, and we implore the gods to guard them and grant them safe return.” In seven weeks, she was supposed to finish her deal and go back home.

It was thought that Mr. Boonthom was staying and working in Israel against his will. Upon their return to Thailand, the pair intended to get married, according to Ms. Boonyarin.

She called Mr. Art while conducting a press meeting, and he identified himself as Pichai Silueang and spoke with the reporter.

Mr. Art claimed that he had been sent farther northward to a location without fighting after being evacuated from his farm in southern Israel.

He claimed he had no plans to go back to Thailand at the moment but had register to be repatriated if his safety deteriorated.

Corrections key responds to rumors after a picture of an ex-PM being circulated goes viral.

According to the director-general of the Department of Corrections, former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra underwent a magnetic resonance imaging ( MRI ) scan on Friday before being checked back into his room at Police General Hospital.

After a picture of Thaksin being removed from the 14th surface of the clinic where he has been staying surfaced, Sahakarn Phetnanin responded to an online flurry of debate.

Thaksin was seen in a hospital bed with two individuals who resembled his daughters, & nbsp, Pintongta, and PaetONGtarn, who were both wearing patient gowns and face masks.

Nastee Thongplad, the director of the Bangkok Remand Prison, informed Mr. Sahakarn that a group of doctors who examined Thaksin on Friday at 10 am recommended CT and MRI images, which were performed at 11 am.

According to Mr. Sahakarn, his situation is steady and he was returned to his chamber at Police General Hospital. He declined to provide information about the 74-year-old prisoner’s condition, citing patient privacy and health morality.

He claimed that whenever an inmate is moved somewhere, prison officials are in charge of providing health and preventing an exit or unexpected event rather than the medical decision to send Thaksin for images.

According to Mr. Sahakarn, doctors have not yet informed the department of the potential length of Thaksin’s medical care.

Thaksin is well known for having high blood pressure, heart and respiratory issues, and another aging-related illnesses. According to his daughter Paetongtarn, he underwent surgery last quarter for an unidentified problem.

Any be longer than 30 times may be approved by the director general of the Department of Corrections, based on a health opinion, in accordance with the rules governing criminal transfers to outside hospitals. On September 22, that assent was given.

The continuous director for the Ministry of Justice must approve the treatment if it lasts longer than 60 days, or after Oct. 22 in Thaksin’s situation. If a course of treatment lasts longer than 120 times, the justice minister must approve it.

On August 22, Thaksin returned to the nation after more than 15 times of self-exile worldwide. For abuse of power and conflict of interest while serving as top prior to 2006, he was given an immediate sentence of eight years in prison, which was later reduced to one year under a royal forgiveness.

13 days after being second released from prison, on the evening of August 22, he was admitted to Police General Hospital and has been a resident ever since. The Department of Corrections and the Royal Thai Police have denied providing the prisoner with any preferential therapy.

Since Hamas launched its massive assault on Israel on October 7, three more Vietnamese workers have perished, and roughly 7,000 Thai people have declared their intention to return back.

The Thai consulate in Tel Aviv reported on Saturday that the number of Thai deaths as a result of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist party has increased to 24.

Before departing the military aircraft in Bangkok’s Don Mueang area for Phitsanulok county, Mr. Srettha stated that the number of Thais kidnapped and injured stood at 16 each.

He reiterated that the government would keep working with relevant organizations to quickly leave Thais from the Middle Eastern nation. & nbsp,

The number of Thais expressing their desire to return to Thailand increased to approximately 7, 000 on Saturday night, according to the prime minister.

A Thai employee sends a picture of the assault on an Israeli workers’ camp to his home in Thailand. On Saturday night, the next class of Thais arrived at Suvarnabhumi aircraft. Sutthiwit Chayutworakan( picture )

He expressed his gratitude to Thai Airways International ( THAI ), Nok Air, and Thai AirAsia, three commercial airlines, for their complete assistance in returning Thais from Israel.

According to Mr. Srettha, the state has continued to assist in the evacuation of Thais. To take A340 airplane to remove Thais, he personally contacted the private industry that had plane connected to China’s flight. In each journey, the aeroplane was transport 300 Thais. & nbsp,

The Foreign Affairs Ministry has already been given the responsibility of coordinating with the private market.

The prime secretary insisted that Thailand has adopted a negative attitude toward the Israeli position, claiming that the country was not involved in the conflict. He claimed that during this issue, he was obligated to cooperate with all parties to protect the lives of Thais.

One of the 35-year-old Thai returnees, Boonchai Sae Yang, interviews the internet after arriving on Saturday night at Suvarnabhumi airport. Sutthiwit Chayutworakan( picture )

Her worst fears are confirmed by embarrassment.

According to the Royal Thai Embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel, one of the Thai staff who was allegedly taken prisoner on October 7 by the Palestinian militant organization Hamas has been confirmed useless.

Pongsathorn Khunsri, 25, one of 21 Thais killed as a result of the Hamas problems, was the target.

Around 9 p.m. on Wednesday, an ambassador representative called Surangkhana, his mother, who resides in the Chalerm Phrakiat city of Nakhon Ratchasima’s Moo 5 village in tambon Nong Yang.

During a Friday interview, she sobbed as she said,” I was surprised and speechless when I heard the news.” ” When I knew he was captured, I had prayed for his safety. I hoped for some sort of revelation. I wanted him to get back back without incident. Unfortunately, no miracle exists.

For a time, her brother, known as” Green,” labored on an Israeli land. To develop a new home for his mother, he wanted to make more money. Pongsathorn even frequently sent his mother a portion of his income because he wanted her to live better lives.

” I never thought my brother would pass away in such a remote place.” Although many Thais have worked it, why did my brother end up being captured and killed? Ms. Surangkhana remarked.

The Thai consulate promised to provide more details afterward, but she claimed she didn’t have many details about what happened to her child. She also pleaded with the embassy to assist in transporting her father’s remains to Thailand for a wake.

When her neighbors learned of her passing, they daily comforted her.

37 residents of Ban Nong Yan town, according to Boonlue Dankratok, the village chief, have worked in Israel. 36 of them were healthy, according to their communities.

The family of Pongsathorn has already received first settlement, according to Papinya Thongsomjit of the Nakhon Ratchasima Provincial Labour Office.

Ms. Surangkhana and other family members have also received assistance from a Mental Health Crisis Assessment and Treatment Team( MCATT ) in Nakhon Ratchasima to help them cope with the loss.

According to Sayam Sirimongkol, the municipal government, 2,163 residents of Nakhon Ratchasima have held employment in Israel.

In order to provide them with any help they may require, the provincial government has instructed Ms. Papinya to determine how many employees from the state were still in Israel and wished to return back.