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The number of road accidents in the first three days of New Year holiday vacation neared&nbsp, 900, with more than 140. mortality. Bangkok had the most fatal injuries and Ayuthaya had the most injuries.

Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong said on Monday that from Dec 27 to 29 there were 872 traffic fatalities, 143 incidents and 841 hurt people.

Speeding was the most popular price of the incidents, followed by drink-driving. The most prevalent type of vehicle involved in the fatalities was a motorcycle.

The highest number of fatalities, 35, and the highest number of wounded individuals, 32, were reported in the central plain state of Ayutthaya while Bangkok had the highest number of fatalities, seven.

According to Mr. Tawee, the majority of New Year’s travelers had now arrived at their places and were having fun. So, he ordered authorities concerned to significantly enforce laws against drink-driving.

On Dec 29 ( Sunday ) alone, there were 280 traffic accidents, 47 deaths and 269 injured people. The most injuries, 12, and the highest death toll, 10, happened in the southwestern province of Surat Thani. Additionally, Lok Buri in the Central Plain recorded 10 fatalities. The highest number of fatalities, four, occurred in the northern province of Sakon Nakhon.

Five employees were killed on Monday night when a floor ground they were moving collapsed inside a factory that manufactures auto parts in the Sri Maha Phot district.

Around 9:35 a.m. on Monday, the accident took place at the Thai Yanagawa Co. stock in the Rojana Industrial Park in tambon Tha Tum.

The large, 20 m large by 20 m long concrete floor floor, according to disaster mitigation officials, fell while being moved.

The mezzanine’s material composition tilted, and then the entire surface fell on the staff below, from a level of 2.50m.

To get the body of the five men, recovery workers were breaking through the rubble and fallen floor.

Another tour van was destroyed in Lampang by a fire.

A double-decker van carrying Western tourists from Bangkok to Koh Phangan struck a vehicle early on Monday morning in Chumphon province, injuring 17 people.

The vehicle had 45 people on board. According to the Chumphon Karnkusol Songkroh Foundation, it crashed into the back of the vehicle traveling in its direction on Road 41 in the Sawi city around 4am.

The incident injured 17 people, who were taken taken to Sawi, Thung Tako and Chumphon facilities for treatment, the evacuation base said. &nbsp,

Lawal Transport Co. was responsible for the vehicle, according to Matichon online.

The vehicle was leaving Koh Phangan in Surat Thani state, according to Sawi officers deputy chief officer Pol Lt Kriengsak Wetchateng.

The vehicle, according to police, claimed to have seen the truck on the road ahead as he turned around in the dark.

In a similar event in Lampang state earlier on Sunday night, another double-decker vehicle was gutted by fire. ( continues below )

On Sunday nights, firefighters sprayed the flames that engulfed a Viriyah Tour Co double-deck vehicle in Ko Kha region in Lampang state. ( Photo: Lampang Rescue Association )

Around 9o’clock on Sunday, a Viriyah Tour Co vehicle caught blaze on Phayon Yothin Road in the Ko Kha area. All passengers and crew escaped unhurt, according to the Lampang Rescue Association.

The vehicle was traveling from Bangkok to Chiang Mai capital, carrying around 40 people. After noticing smoke and flames coming from the engine at the back of the car, the vehicle properly stopped and ordered everyone to leave.

A personal international bus company called Viriyah Tour, which operates some routes under a contract with the Transport Co, a government-run business.

In a lodge fireplace near Khao San Road in Phra Nakhon District later on Sunday evening, three people died and seven others were hurt.

At 9:21 p.m. on Sunday, the blaze broke out at The Ember Hotel on Tanee Road.

Witnesses claimed it began on the second floor of the six-story resort. Within an hour, rescuers managed the lights.

About 40 people were inside the lodge, according to Bangkok government Chadchart Sittipunt, and many of them were escorted from the building’s top by fire truck ramps.

In Room 502, on the second floor, a foreign person was discovered useless. Two international men suffered severe injuries and afterward died in a hospital. Officials had yet to discover their citizenship.

Seven hurt people consisted of two Thai gentlemen, a Japanese male, a foreign person, a German gentleman, a European woman and a Chinese gentleman.

According to Governor Chadchart, rescuers put out the fire right away. He placed a health check on the resort before closing it.

Police were looking into the cause of the fire.

No single urged to move away, company says

The National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NAC ) disputes allegations that it has been manipulated into changing a commissioner to sway an investigation into the detention of former premier Thaksin Shinawatra in a police hospital.

NACC secretary-general Sarote Phuengramphan, who is also the company’s official, denied advocacy had taken place to change the director in charge of the case, as reported.

Jatuporn Prompan, an activist and former purple shirt leader, claimed during a live Facebook conversation on December 25 that Ekkawit Watchawanku had been pressured to resign as director in charge of the Thaksin hospital detention situation.

Mr. Sarote stated on Sunday that the NACC has approved the investigation and that the whole commission panel is in charge of it.

The NACC agreed earlier this month to look into officials who were alleged to have allowed Thaksin to spend time at the Police General Hospital ( PGH) rather than a prison.

Thaksin was detained in a hospital on the 14th ground of the hospital for around six months after being given an eight-year prison sentence in three cases before receiving aristocratic clemency, which reduced his sentence to one year. On February 18, he received a parole and was released from the PGH, and on August 31 he was finished serving his one-year jail sentence.

In response to allegations that Thaksin was sent to the PGH by representatives from the Department of Corrections and the doctor so he wouldn’t have to spend his time there, the committee made the decision to investigate the case. Thaksin was reportedly not severely ill, but he was given the option of a 180-day stay at the PGH.

The NACC claimed to have gathered sufficient information to conduct the investigation and that it had also chosen to move forward with the situation. According to the committee, the analysis would focus on 12 PGH and Department of Corrections leaders.

Mr. Jatuporn claimed in his Twitter conversation that Mr. Ekkawit was being lobbied to resign in favor of a different director.

The advocate speculated that a member of the commission was involved in the lobbying.

He claimed that Mr. Ekkawit, a former Supreme Court justice, assumed a significant part in the investigation and that campaigning was logical and appropriate to pursue his side of the story.

Although a change of director in charge does not stop in the case being dropped, it would at least wait the investigation, Mr Jatuporn said.

But, Mr Jatuporn said it was up to Mr Ekkawit if he would cave in to force.

” My information to NACC is merely this,” I said. The state had endured much tribulations. The organization must acknowledge that there are no tricks in the world, he said.

Over 4.5 kilos of waste were generated by customers to Loei’s Phu Kradueng National Park between October 1 and December 27, according to area director Adison Hemathanon on Sunday, before urging visitors to dispose of their waste in order to protect the resort’s natural environment.

Regulators have been asking visitors to take any spare they might see along the route with them in order to have it properly disposed of since the park reopened on December 23 as part of their effort to keep the area in a state of pristine situation.

Since the initiative was launched, Mr Adison said climbers have brought down about 60.5 kg of waste. Immediately, between Oct 1 and Dec 27, customers, porters and park officials brought down 4, 569 kg of non-biodegradable spend.

Vendors along the path have been instructed to dispose of their filth in safe waste pits that are off limits to wild animals in order to stop the squander from polluting the environment.

According to Mr. Adisorn, park authorities are also urging visitors to bring washable and/or bio-degradable pots to reduce the amount of waste left in the area.

After the Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation ( DNP ) ordered it not to place waste bins along walking trails to prevent wild elephant attacks, Chulakorn Muangkaew, director of the Protected Area Regional Office 8 in Khon Kaen, reported that the park has made significant changes to its waste management protocols.

A 49-year-old girl from Chachoengsao died on December 11 when she was attacked by a wild rhinoceros while walking from her camp to Phen Phop Mai river. For security, DNP closed Phu Kradueng National Park for ten days.

He remarked that” travellers and shop owners may be held accountable for their own waste.”