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According to Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, secretary-general of the Progressive Movement, the new administration really think about passing a new law on Tuesday to pardon everyone who is currently serving time for crimes related to their social activities, irrespective of their associations.

Amnesty for regional cohesion, says Piyabutr.

An pardon, according to Mr. Piyabutr, a law specialist and former teacher at Thammasat University, would be the best way to achieve national unity because it would prevent people from questioning whether former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra is enjoying permissions over other prisoners.

Thaksin spent just 13 hours in the quarantine area of Bangkok Remand Prison after his return from a self-imposed exile abroad on August 22. He has since been admitted to the Police General Hospital’s advanced ward.

He was sentenced by the court to provide eight years in prison for three corruption cases upon his return before being granted a royal pardon next week, which reduced the eight-year sentence to just one year.

But, Mr. Piyabutr said that regardless of which political party they belonged to, pardon should be granted to anyone who has been prosecuted for their involvement in any social movement from 2005 to today.

According to him,” this may actually be the first step for Thai society to start fostering national unity and resolving political problems.”

In order to kick off the vote campaign, the MFP proposed a similar pardon for democratic cases last October as it unveiled its plan software.

The show of its proposed reforms was the proposed pardon, especially for political offenders who have been subject to legal action since the 2014 revolution.

During the Yingluck Shinawatra management, which came under fire for attempting to support Thaksin, a similar pardon was promoted in 2013. It served as a prelude to the takeover on May 22, 2014.

Professor at Thammasat University’s Faculty of Law, Asst Prof. Prinya Thaewanarumitkul, is urging the Department of Corrections to determine whether Thaksin is actually sick.

The Ministry of Justice’s fresh rules regarding the hold in outside facilities of sick prisoners who require care that is not accessible at the departmental health service, he said, alluded to the solution.

According to him, it was signed in 2020 by former justice secretary Somsak Thepsutin, who has since become a deputy prime minister in the Pheu Thai Party-led state.

Han Zhiqiang, the Chinese embassy to Thailand, stated that he supports the new administration’s policies on granting card permissions to Chinese visitors in the hopes of promoting hospitality in both nations.

The Thai-Chinese Cultural Relationship Council( TCCRC ) and the King Prajadhipok’s Institute held an orientation for the 18th Mandarin for Government Officers Workshop on Tuesday, and Mr. Han brought up the visa measures in his speech.

The TCCRC’s deputy leader, Pol Lt Gen Pitak Jarusombat, was also present.

In order to encourage tourism and investment in both nations before the peak time at the end of this season, both regulators are currently considering the measures easing the requirements for Chinese applicants for Thai visas.

According to Mr. Han, the number of people obtaining Chinese visas of all types, particularly Thai citizens, is steadily rising as more tourists enter China as a result of the country’s relaxation of its immigration restrictions.

However, the delay can be lengthy because Thais must send genetic data, he said.

With the goal of expediting visa approvals from 18 days in some cases to within two weeks, Mr. Han stated that” the Chinese authorities have now eased the process in many ways, including calling off fingerprint collection and increasing overtime officers.”

According to him, Thailand is one of the most popular travel destinations for Chinese travellers, and some local business owners are eager to host sizable Foreign visitors.

According to Mr. Han,” Both countries’ authorities may discuss in the future easing the immigration process and safety measures for both nations’ citizens.”

On September 9, 45 shop participants will leave for China to spend a year studying at Beijing Chinese Language and Culture College.

According to Mr. Han, that variety is thought to be the highest among comparable sessions.

Pol Lt Gen Pitak expressed his gratitude to Beijing for providing scholarships for Vietnamese authorities to study Mandarin in China.

According to the National Anti-Corruption Commission( NACC ), more than 1,200 police stations across the country fell short of transparency requirements.

The NACC’s chairman, Pol Gen Watcharapol Prasarnrajkit, made the announcement yesterday to present the findings of its integrity and transparency assessment( ITA ) of government services that directly serve citizens, such as police stations and district offices across the country.

A maximum score of 85 is required for each bureau to complete, while a maximum of 95 and above is regarded as excellent. A below-par average rating of 67.43 was received by police stations across the country. The report indicates that the policeman force needs to make immediate improvements, he said.

The NACC polled 942, 127 people, including 111,305 law officials from all over the nation. It was discovered that only 208 police stations, or 14 % of the 1, 484 stations in the country, met the requirements, while 84 % or 1, 276 stations fell short.

The highest report was obtained by Yannawa Police Station in Bangkok, with zero points going to Na Pradu, Mae Lan, and Pak Ro police facilities in Pattani and Songkhla, respectively.

The poll was administered to 76, 780 people for city offices in Bangkok. Phasi Charoen District Office received the highest rating of 99.09 out of 49 practices that passed the test. The lowest earning was at Phra Nakhon District Office, at 84.28.

The survey was conducted in the other 76 provinces with 831, 513 participants, and 85.99 %, or 755 district offices, passed, while only 123 districts or 14.01 % failed.

Pita PM enrollment decision is awaited by the group.

Before deciding whether to take the helm of the opposition, the Move Forward Party ( MFP) will wait for the Constitutional Court’s decision on Pita Limjaroenrat being eligible to serve as prime minister.

Chaithawat Tulathon, the secretary-general of the MFP, stated that he had spoken with House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha about the issue at a casual meeting on Monday.

They agreed that, despite the current standoff, the second-largest celebration in the opposition union did not automatically assume the position, according to Mr. Chaithawat.

He made reference to the Democrats, but he made no mention of the group by brand. The MFP is the main opponent group.

Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, the Progressive Movement’s( PM ) secretary-general, posted on his Facebook account on Monday that no one had yet met the requirements to assume the position of opposition leader, which prompted Mr. Chaithawat to make his comments.

The Future Forward Party was co-founded by Mr. Piyabutr, an academic with a focus on law, and was disbanded due to an unlawful payment. Later, he co-founded the MFP.

According to him, the MFP may wait for the Constitutional Court’s decision on Mr. Pita and whether he was qualified to hold a political office because of his ownership stake in the former media conglomerate iTV Plc.

According to Mr. Chaithawat, the jury proceedings shouldn’t take very long — even two or three months at most.

The MFP president, who was also running for prime minister, was suspended as an MP by the court on July 19. Parliamentarians were debating House rules at the time regarding the legitimacy of his nomination as prime minister. In his initial attempt, he was turned down.

After accepting for consideration a problem involving Mr. Pita’s inherited holding in iTV Plc, the judge announced his expulsion.

Due to his holding stocks in a media organization, the Election Commission had recommended to the jury that Mr. Pita been stripped of his MP position. Additionally, the polling group requested that he be barred from serving as an MP.

Mr. Pita, 42, was unsuccessful in his first July 13 pay to get prime minister despite his party’s victory in the May 14 general election with 151 House chairs. He was unable to win the necessary support from more than half of the parliament’s two tanks.

The majority of the lawmakers who were appointed by the government voted against him or abstained completely.

The House speaker stated last month that the MFP needed to declare in writing that Mr. Pita intended to renounce the group’s right to assume the position of opposition head.

Mr. Pita stated during an interview that neither he nor the MFP were interested in the position, which led to Mr Wan’s note.

According to the party leader, the MFP may prefer that Padipat Suntiphada, its MP for Phitsanulok, continue to serve as the House’s assistant speaker.

Crude leaked into the water in 60k liters.

CHON BURI: According to the provincial government, Koh Si Chang and Bang Saen shore may be impacted by the oil cool from Thai Oil’s ruptured subsea network rather than Pattaya.

On Monday evening, Thawatchai Srithong predicted that some of the oil on Si Chang area and a portion of Bang Saen beach would likely be washed up by the wind. The amount of petroleum that was leaked was small, he claimed, and prompt action was taken to include and control it, so its impact may be minimal.

The oil may arrive at Bang Saen shore on Sunday, according to officials earlier.

The oil spill, according to Puripat Teerakunpisut, assistant director-general of the Marine Department, happened yesterday as the Kallista, a tanker registered in Panama, was dumping pure into Thai Oil’s major pipeline off the coast of Sri Racha.

About 60,000 litres of oil were spilled into the ocean during the five-minute leak. Around 273, 000 measurement tonnes of oil were being transported by the ship.

To tear up and fall the oil, on 8, 000 gallons of dispersants were used. He claimed that yesterday morning, there was no fuel cool in the vicinity of Si Chang Island.

The federal oil and gas company PTT Plc’s listed oil plant division is known as Thai Oil plc.

The 1st Naval Area’s captain, VAdm Pichai Lorchusakul, stated yesterday that although oil pictures were present close to Koh Si Chang, no oil balls were discovered on seashores. Dispersants were likewise applied, and booms were being used to have the narrow oil.

To the north of the island, close to Bang Phra beach, there were similar slim films of water.

He claimed that navy personnel would quickly collect any oil that may pass through the booms and reach the beach because they had built them to contain them.

” The oil slicks have been managed. The fact that there are only fuel videos is encouraging. The condition control center may be shut down in about two days once the oil removal procedures are complete, according to VAdm Pichai.

More than 80 % of the oil spill had already been contained, according to deputy governor of Chon Buri, Naris Niramaiwong.

B20 flat price tipping for policy rejection

According to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, the new federal may purchase a honeymoon period because it intends to distribute 10,000 baht in online currency to every Thai person 16 years of age and older by February 1 of next year.

After directing the people of his new government to take the oath of office before His Majesty the King at Ambara Villa in Dusit Palace, he began to speak. The law mandates that ministers swear in in front of His Majesty the King.

The term of the outgoing state actually came to an end after they were sworn in. Before it can begin operations, the new state may present a policy speech to parliament on September 11.

According to Mr. Srettha, he and the government officials will follow His Majesty the King’s advice and use it as a guide when performing their duties.

” The government does not go on a getaway.” We will get to work right away. According to Mr. Srettha, who also serves as funding chancellor,” we went to visit the people when we were forming the state in order to gather information from them.”

The bread-and-butter issues are a big problem immediately. I have no doubt that all officials will be able to put in a lot of effort and implement policies that will help the populace. Some tasks may be completed immediately, while others may not. But we won’t use this as a justification for no acting. The perfect minister emphasized that anything that can be done immediately must come first.

On Friday, he promised, his primary job would be to go see residents of Khon Kaen, Udon Thani, and Nong Khai to find out what they were worried about.

Additionally, he stated that a specific cabinet meeting would be held nowadays to go over specifics of the government’s policy statement, which will be presented to parliament on Monday.

He said the market was a crucial problem and that he would first discuss it with all the coalition parties before confirming whether or not to lead the government’s financial team.

He added that he has not already appointed a deputy prime minister to oversee regional security. Before that interview may be made, he added, additional discussions with coalition partners are also required.

There are some officials I’ve just recently met for the first time. I must first pay attention to them, he said.

When asked when he would evaluate his cabinet ministers’ performance, Mr. Srettha replied,” It depends.” It might take time to resolve some problems. Fair treatment may be given to each secretary.

The management is the women’s state, I can tell you of that. There are many issues that need to be resolved, and everyone who comes here now represents all the persons. We will put in a lot of effort every day and every second. According to Mr. Srettha, our job may be based on the needs of the people.

Mr. Srettha reiterated that the 10,000 ringgit would be given in a single payment, not in installments, when he spoke at Pheu Thai’s headquarters after yesterday. He said the digital wallet scheme will be in effect by February 1.

The PM stated that” We are working with appropriate firms to roll out the program as quickly as possible, and the cash will be given all at once.”

With the aid of blockchain technology that will maintain the money is spent within a 4-kilometer spoke of the recipients’ registered tackle in an effort to lead regional economies, the 10,000-baht game show is intended to encourage investing in local communities in the first six months.

However, Pheu Thai’s vote pledge to reduce charges on Bangkok” electric train system to a level rate of 20 baht per journey is unlikely to be included in the government ‘ policy statement, according to Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit, who stated this yesterday.

According to him, the policy may be put into effect right away because additional funds must be set aside to take care of another urgent monetary issues first.

The 20-baht straight fare is still anticipated to materialize within two years, Mr. Suriya continued.

Amnat Jedcharoenruk’s development to attorney general was approved by the Senate yesterday.

Amnat received 193 vote in his favor.

With seven nays, Mr. Amnat received 193 vote in his favor and one against.

The election of Mr. Amnat as the nation’s 18th attorney general was overwhelmingly approved by the Public Prosecution Commission in March.

The nation’s first female attorney general, Naree Tantasathien, who retires at the end of this month, may be succeeded by him.