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The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand ( CAAT ) is looking into an allegation that it issued an airworthiness certificate for a plane that was deemed unfit to fly.

A CAAT assistant director in charge of civil aircraft health affairs, Kajonpat Maklin, reported yesterday that concerns were being shared on social media about the release of an airworthiness document and the state of poor aircraft repairs. He claimed that the Commander 114, a tiny four-seat personal aircraft, had been inspected on December 6, 2023, and had received its airworthiness certificate on January 12, 2024.

A test into important documents like repair record, compliance with airworthiness directives, and conformity with company security is typically part of the process of issuing an airworthiness certificate. Every structure of the airplane is physically examined to make sure it is safe and operating. The owner of each plane and its specialists are responsible for maintaining the aircraft and making sure it is always safe to fly, he said.

However, the issue can be forwarded to the CAAT for further action if the plane owner believes that the behavior of a group of earth engineers who repaired the aeroplane violated aircraft rules.

However, for security reasons, the CAAT has already begun investigating the case yet without a formal complaint from the plane’s landlord, he said.

Warat Laithong, the YouTuber, and operator of the Commander 114 plane, posted on his Instagram on Wednesday a narrative about him purchasing the aeroplane two years ago. He had it checked out and maintained by a group of licensed aviation technicians. He claimed that the plane maintenance staff has been changed three times in the past two years, adding that the last time, on April 21, informed him that his aircraft was ready to fly after receiving a CAAT airworthiness document, was done.

He claimed that he encountered a number of issues during a test flight, but the most significant was a propeller overspeeding and an unsteady speed. A professional team there immediately informed him that the aircraft’s ball governor had been improperly installed after he and a friend took the plane to Bang Phra ( an airport in Chon Buri ).

In order to keep a constant engine speed under varying trip conditions, the ball government automatically adjusts the position of the aircraft’s propeller blade.

The revelation led to a re-check of the whole plane, which resulted in a lengthy, stunning problem list.

A boundary security official reported yesterday that Chinese immigrants who operate call center schemes in Laos have fled to Chiang Rai.

According to the source, this occurred after Lao and Taiwanese authorities increased their repression measures to halt illegal businesses and fraud networks in Laos.

The most recent circumstances were discovered on Tuesday in two distinct Chiang-Sea districts, where two Foreign nationals, named Yian Tian Shin, 34, and Huang Xiang, 34, illegally crossed the Mekong River to the area. Authorities charged them with unlawful immigration, said the source.

Eight fugitives, seven Taiwanese people, and two Thais were detained by Boarder Patrol Police on August 21 for their roles in the transportation of the Chinese people in two cars from Chiang Rai’s Phan area to Mae Sot area in Trat. The officers searched both vehicles and small 215 mobile phones, laptops, and SIM cards.

According to the source, Lao and Chinese authorities stepped up their crackdown on hundreds of legal companies, particularly call center criminals, in the Kings Roman neighborhood, which is a part of Laos ‘ Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone.

The source said 1, 398 suspects were arrested, 1, 211 of whom were Taiwanese and 145 were Taiwanese.

Additionally, according to the cause, many Chinese and foreigners who worked improperly in the Kings Roman place fled to the Thai side during the operation on August 9 to be aclogged, leaving almost all of Chiang Saen’s hotel rooms aflowing.

According to the source, several online fraud groups have also shifted their operations to Cambodia and Myanmar.

SURAT THANI: Despite efforts to make Koh Rap a national park area, police from the Anti-Corruption Division (ACD ) of the Central Investigation Bureau have been looking into the issuance of 33 title deeds covering a total of 400 ray on the island.

The officers, along with officers from many agencies, inspected property ownership documents from restaurants, hotels, and hospitality business operators on the island on Wednesday to establish whether their name deeds were true.

Some company owners signed leases that gave them the right to lease the property out for three years for 2,000 ringgit each month. Those arrangements can also be renewed.

The investigation was started as Koh Rap is located in a region preparing to become designated as Helmet Khanom-Mu Koh Thale Tai National Park, according to Pol Col Somsak Niamlek, the acting head of the Crime Suppression Division 5. In recent years, subject deeds were issued for 33 storylines on the island, covering more than 400 ray. He claimed that the facts are being investigated to check the facts.

We need all the evidence, including property ownership documents or Sol Kor 1, and property occupation papers or Nor Sol 3, to determine whether the issuing of title deeds was legitimate or not. We will also use underwater photos from each time, going back to 1955 until the day each name deed was issued”, he said.

Koh Rab is accessible from Khanom area in Nakhon Si Thammarat off Koh Samui in Surat Thani, about eight kilometers from the island. Helmet Khanom-Mu Koh Thale Tai National Park in Nakhon Si Thammarat is scheduled to include it.

On Aug 6, Permsak Kongkaew, producer of Nakhon Si Thammarat’s Conservation Area Management Office 5, said his team was looking into the matter. If any title activities were issued wrong, the property may be seized, the transgressions revoked, and the perpetrators charged, he said.

Wimolmat Nuiphakdee, head of Hat Khanom-Mu Koh Thale Tai National Park, said 34 years have passed, but the place has still not been publicly designated as part of the regional area. At its release, the plaza covered 197, 614 ray.

” Over 34 years, 71, 797 rai of the prepared land has been lost due to overlapping]contested ] areas”, she said.

Even if it is a hard and difficult task to handle, we will work very hard to find a way to protect the remaining area.

Paiboon Nititawan, the deputy leader of the Palang Pracharath Party ( PPRP ), questioned her ethical standards on Thursday when she accused Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra of breaking her pledge to include the PPRP in the new coalition.

Following a meeting of the original partnership party, Mr. Paiboon criticized Pheu Thai’s determination to omit the military-backed PPRP despite Ms. Paetongtarn’s confidence in the press that the PPRP would continue to be a partnership companion with the same cabinet quota.

The PPRP had voted for Ms Paetongtarn to become the region’s 31st prime minister based on this assurance, according to Mr Paiboon.

He cited Section 362 of the Civil and Commercial Code, which holds people legally liable for making people claims, and claimed that Ms. Paetongtarn is a victim of this practice.

” I insist this is not a way of pressuring]Ms Paetongtarn into honouring her promise]. I’m just talking about the laws which concerns the prime minister’s promises given to the PPRP”, he said.

Mr. Paiboon suggested that anyone who has a sense of morality could question Ms. Paetongtarn’s honesty even though he said the PPRP would certainly appeal the Constitutional Court to determine whether her actions constitute an ethics violation.

Since Pheu Thai had already decided to exclude it from the new government, the PPRP will then play a new role as an opposition party, he added.

The formation of the government is anticipated to get finished by mid-September, according to Pheu Thai’s deputy prime minister Phumtham Wechayachai.

Gen Prawit Wongsuwon, president of Palang Pracharath Party, and gathering professionals arrive at the group’s office for a meeting on Thursday. ( Photo: Varuth Hirunyatheb)

According to Pheu Thai secretary-general Sorawong Thienthong, some Pheu Thai MPs were angry about the PPRP’s actions, especially its president, Gen Prawit Wongsuwon, who failed to appear during a vote to elect Paetongtarn Shinawatra as prime minister in the House on Aug 16.

The Democrat Party made a decision on Thursday to meet the Pheu Thai, a gathering it when viewed as its archrival, coalition government.

Democrat-leader Chalermchai Sri-on, as well as members of the executive branch and Members, took part in the vote. The lot voted in favour of joining the alliance, while some people abstained, and some skipped the appointment.

After leaving the Palang Pracharath Party due to internal conflicts, Pheu Thai invited the Democrats to resign as leader of the new state.

Since Thaksin Shinawatra founded Thai Rak Thai in 1998, the Democrat Party has never won a general election. Former officials, including ex-prime secretary Chuan Leekpai, have strongly opposed any empire with Pheu Thai. Mr. Chuan warned that a move like this might lead to a further decline in the reputation of Thailand’s oldest political gathering, which was established in 1946.

Dej-id Kaothong, the newly elected deputy head of the Democrats, defended the choice on Wednesday. After receiving a government proposal from Pheu Thai, he said,” All should know that the circumstances in the past and existing are different.”

However, some key Democrat supporters and members on Thursday expressed disappointment with the choice to add Pheu Thai’s coalition. Even before the last vote, Sirichok Sopha, a former Democrat MP for Songkhla, announced his resignation from the group after over three years of membership. He cited unflagging differences between group plans and political theory.

For example, Sirichok Sopha, a former MP for Songkhla, made his decision to leave the party, which he had been a part of for more than three decades, before the final determination was decided on by the Democrat table at a conference called Thursday evening.

Mr. Sirichok, who had won a general election four days, expressed his opinion that he was one of the last to depart, following a prior mass migration of long-time people, in response to concerns that more users may follow suit.

Watanya: Do n’t let Democrat supporters down

” Let bygones get bygones? Or allow your followers down”? asked Watanya Bunnag, a well-known Democrat part, in a Facebook post on Thursday.

Ms. Watanya criticized the MPs who supported the empire and called on them to uphold their duty to the electorate by upholding checks and balances. She warned that Pheu Thai’s inclusion in the state had entirely weaken the group’s supporters ‘ existing faith.

The Democrat Party has rarely lost its integrity, she said, despite not winning the election in more than 20 years and going through a lot of political turmoil before then having only 25 MPs.

Social activist Panupong” Mike Rayong” Jadnok, who is facing a der majeste charge for defaming His Majesty the King final year, made an appearance in New Zealand on Thursday. He is expected to apply for social asylum and begin a fresh life.

&nbsp, Eakapop Luara, also known as Tang Achiwa, an ex-member of the red-shirt activity and a social refugee who formerly fled to New Zealand to avoid a Area 112 charge, posted a message on Facebook welcoming Panupong, who arrived in the country lately.

” Welcome to a new land, a land of freedom with a welfare state that supports every living”, said Eakapop. Enjoy the start of your new lifestyle.

The Criminal Court reportedly sentenced Panupong to four years in prison on May 8 for breaking the Computer Crimes Act and the Lese Majeste Law, but his sentence was reduced to three years because of his assistance during the witness investigation.

Panupong was found guilty last year of posting a message on Facebook on November 8. The court claimed that the information was against the king and His Majesty the King and against the computer law.

After failing to appear in court on March 28 to be sentenced, an arrest warrant was issued for him.

Thai Lawyers for Human Rights also revealed via X yesterday that” Tee,” a doctoral student at Naresuan University, was found guilty of disseminating books with statements about Section 112 situations on December 30, 2021.

The judge sentenced him to three years in prison for violating Area 112 by three information found in the books. However, because of his time and because the books were simply distributed to police officers, the sentence was shortened to two years.

KOH SAMUI: Rodolfo Sancho’s son, the son of the common tourist island of Koh Phangan, was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday for the high-profile death and dismemberment of a Colombian man last year.

The jury found Daniel Sancho Bronchalo, 30, innocent of the planned murder of Edwin Arrieta Arteaga, 44, whose brain was cut up and concealed by the accused, a judge statement said.

Daniel Sancho is the son of Rodolfo Sancho, who starred in” El Ministerio del Tiempo” ( The Ministry of Time ) and actress Silvia Bronchalo. He pleaded guilty to concealing the victim’s system, but denied premeditated murder, the prosecutor said.

Throughout the prosecution, Sancho had maintained the August 2023 dying of Arteaga, a plastic surgeon, was an act of self-defence, according to Indian media reports. When Reuters contacted him on Thursday, his attorney declined to comment.

Sancho was a restaurant on vacation in Thailand at the time of the incident, according to local advertising.

He scattered plastic bags around the area with the fragments of the victim’s figure before dismembering it completely.

Due to the consideration he gave during cross examination, the court originally sentenced him to death, but later reduced that to life in prison. He was ordered to pay the defendant’s home 4.42 million ringgit in compensation.

Somyot admits problems, vows to battle for sincerity in court

In the Red Bull successor hit-and-run case, past federal police chief Pol Gen Somyot Poompanmoung, former deputy attorney general Nate Naksuk, and six different people were set to appear in court on Thursday.

At the Central Criminal Court, they were arraigned for fraud and misconduct cases, according to counsel Suvej Chompong. The accused encounter a number of fees, with the most significant being dereliction of duty.

Mr. Suvej helped the Office of the Attorney-General by taking the case before the court by submitting the 19-year speech of charges.

The claims stem from a plea by the National Anti-Corruption Commission, which accused the accused of mishandling the research.

The change in the Ferrari’s speed that Vorayuth Yoovidhya drove, which is a crucial argument, led to the termination of his arraignment for reckless driving that resulted in fatalities.

While additional charges against him have been dropped, this reckless driving command will come to an end in 2027.

Since Sept. 3, 2012, Mr. Vorayuth’s sportscar tragically struck Pol Snr Sgt Maj Wichian Klanprasert of Thong Lor police station, making his son’s dark Bull energy drink tycoon’s boy, Chalerm Yoovidhya, a criminal. His movements, according to reports, include London.

The case’s principal defendants are:

• Pol Gen Somyot, therefore police chief
• Pol Maj general Thawatchai Mekprasertsuk, next investigative police
• Pol Col Viradol Thapthimdee, next Thong Lor police captain
• Nate, then assistant attorney-general
• Saiprasit Koetniyom worked as an expert on automotive safety and risk assessment at the King Mongkut Institute of Technology ( Bangkok North campus ) before moving to Bangkok.

Pol Gen Somyot expressed issue and uneasiness over having to show his sincerity in court during the trial. He said the courts were already in charge of the matter and that he would not comment on the recent move by the prosecution.

If the accused requested temporary release, Mr. Suvej claimed that people prosecutors did not object to their bail requests.

A gentleman from New Zealand fell to his dying from a luxury resort in Pattaya, Chon Buri, on Thursday morning.

Around 6am, the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan base received a notification about the event at a hotel in the Bang Lamung district’s Bang Nong Phrue.

Akuhata Edward Robert Hammind, 36, was found dead when officers and firefighters arrived at the scene.

According to authorities, no evidence of a real abuse were found.

The man allegedly had a hallucinogenic experience as a result of drug use, according to lodge workers who witnessed the incident, and he frequently yelled” Help me” to a crowd of onlookers.

Before immediately jumping from a seventh-floor ledge of his room and falling onto the electric wiring pipelines of a local hotel, the team attempted to calm him and offer support.

Witnesses gave authorities access to a picture of the man jumping off a balcony before presenting it to the police as evidence.

His brain was sent to forensic authorities for research, said Pol Lt Chanan Kesornbua of Pattaya city police station.

Following a number of instances in Pattaya, including a Thai man who fell from a resort on June 1, a Russian man who fell from a property on June 3, an American man who fell from a resort on June 4, and a European man who fell from a resort on June 6, The New Zealander follows these situations.