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On Wednesday, the Pheu Thai Party formally invited the Democrat Party to the fresh coalition government, putting their long-standing rivalries behind them.

Pheu Thai secretary-general Sorawong Thienthong handed an offer to Democrat secretary-general Det-it Khaothong, fully asking the group to join the new state at the congress. Additionally, Lawmakers from both factions were present.

The proposal, seen by the internet, reads:” The Pheu Thai Party, as the head in the formation of the government, believes the Democrats have the skills, expertise and ideas to work with Pheu Thai. We would like to encourage the Democrat Party to meet the government and collaborate to improve the country’s quality of life.

When asked about the Democrats ‘ redistribution of government positions, Mr. Sorawong claimed that Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra would make a decision on the issue. According to some studies, Democrat head Chalermchai Sri-on is expected to succeed Det-it Khaothong as deputy public health secretary and secretary-general Det-it Khaothong as natural sources and environment minister.

On Wednesday, Mr. Det-it thanked Pheu Thai for allowing the Democrat Party to serve in its place.

He stated that the group’s executive committee and MPs will convene on Thursday to support the candidate’s application to join the new government.

Asked if the alliance with Pheu Thai may upset Democrat followers, particularly in the South, which is its traditional redoubt, Mr Det-it said:” The Democrat Party has no issue with people. We just have like, understanding and forgiveness”.

He even shone admonition against Chuan Leekpai, a former president and member of the Democrat List, who has opposed the gathering joining Pheu Thai as its allies. ” When a group resolution is reached all had comply”, Mr Det-it said.

The Democrat and Pheu Thai parties engaged in a heated debate in 2010 when Abhisit Vejjaiva, the Democrat head, ordered police to recapture the site where red-shirt protesters supporting Pheu Thais had supported. The fight resulted in at least 85 mortality, typically involving demonstrators.

Mr. Chuan said on Wednesday that he would support the group’s solution at today’s party executives and MPs, but that he would also repeat his opposition to joining the Pheu Thai-led authorities.

” Some Democrat people are still alright,” he said. Only a few people have used their jobs within the organization to achieve their individual objectives, according to Mr. Chuan.

Tida Tawornseth, a former co-leader of the red-shirt United Democracy against Dictatorship, even slammed Pheu Thai for kissing and making up with the Democrats. She said Phue Thai wants to become a leader no matter what the methods are.

Cleanse of the Palang Pracharath Party

Also on Wednesay, the Palang Pracharath Party ( PPRP ) slammed the ruling Pheu Thai Party’s decision to boot it out of the government, saying it was unjustifiable and that the PPRP had been betrayed.

After months of doubt, Pheu Thai confirmed on Tuesday that the group had resolved, with the help of its Members, to eliminate PPRP from the government line-up.

Samat Jenchaijitwanich, an outspoken PPRP part and former vice chancellor for justice, on Wednesday rejected the causes cited by Pheu Thai.

Pheu Thai MPs felt uneasy working with the PPRP in the state, according to Mr. Sorawong on Tuesday.

The MPs addressed their criticism of PPRP head Gen Prawit Wongsuwon by pointing out at a celebration meeting that Gen Prawit did not support Pheu Thai, judging from his abstinence from political sessions to support Ms. Paetongtarn’s replacement at a political meeting next week.

Mr Srettha was dismissed as prime minister by the Constitutional Court for appointing an ex-convict, Pichit Chuenban, to the article of PM’s Office secretary.

Pheu Thai even suggested that Gen. Prawit was responsible for 40 ex-coup-appointed legislators ‘ petitions to the court against Mr. Srettha.

Gen Prawit controls the PPRP, and Capt Thamanat Prompow, the group secretary-general, is also the party’s caregiver agriculture secretary.

In a research to Gen Prawit, Capt Thamanat claimed he has cut relations with a person he regarded greatly in the group. However, he continued to say that he and his party would be in the group unless they were expelled. In that situation, they would still be eligible to defect to another party while maintaining their MP position.

Pheu Thai made an ostensible reference to the Prawit sect when it announced it was axing the PPRP. The ruling party favored naming people connected to the Thamanat sect as government ministers or retaining them as government ministers.

A speculated record of government officials includes Akara Prompow, who is Capt Thamanat’s younger brother, and Kla Dharma Party chief Narumon Pinyosinwat as well as Atthakorn Sirilatthayakorn, who is now caregiver deputy agriculture minister.

According to reports, Mr. Akara is being offered a government position in Pheu Thai’s quota while Ms. Narumon and Mr. Atthakorn are closely related to Capt. Thamanat. Capt Thamanat has also had a long relationship with previous top Thaksin Shinawatra, who is held in high regard by Pheu Thai.

Mr. Samat Yestereday described the PPRP’s cooperation with Pheu Thai as positive. At the Aug 16 legislative election of Ms Paetongtarn as prime secretary, no functions, including the PPRP, competed for the best article. All 39 PPRP MPs voted for her. Gen. Prawit was unavailable because he was preparing a group for the Thai Olympic players who had left Paris.

Regarding Mr. Srettha’s departure via a petition signed by the 40 past senators, Mr. Samat said it was simple to refute Gen Prawit’s claim that he was a string puller.

However, a specific group acted in a much less pleasant manner by abstaining from voting for Ms Paetongtarn to be top, he said, referring to the Democrats. That group is also being incorporated into the case.

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PUBLISHED: 29 Aug 2024 at 08: 53

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By 2031, Airports of Thailand ( AoT ) intends to upgrade the facilities at Suvarnabhumi International Airport to accommodate 80 million passengers annually.

AoT leader Kerati Kijmanawat stated on Wednesday that the organization is reviewing its master plan for expanding the airport’s power over a 10-year period in order to accomplish the president’s goal of having the aircraft rank among the top 20 in the world within five years.

South Terminal, a new customer connector, may be constructed on the southern part of the airport in accordance with the master plan, for an estimated 120 billion baht.

The carrier’s third runway may be built for 20 billion ringgit.

According to him, with these two new components, the aircraft will be able to manage about 80 million people annually. North Terminal will probably take 14 months to complete, while Runway 4 will take about 10 weeks.

He stated that the king strategy review would be finished by February, adding that AoT will forward the program to the Transport Ministry so that it can be submitted for cabinet authorization, which is anticipated to take at least another three weeks.

By the time the initiatives are finished, he predicted, it will likely be by first 2027.

He claimed that Runway 4 should get completed in about four decades, compared to South Terminal’s estimated four and a-half years of construction.

The third runway will likely be opened a year earlier, while the fresh terminal will probably start by the late 2031.

Mr Kerati said Suvarnabhumi’s development program is required because its existing major terminal is crowded.

Additionally, he said, the areas for dropping out and picking up passengers are now extremely congested because the place is only 400 meters long.

When the southwestern switch is built, more dropping out and picking up room, about 2 miles long, may become added.

He claimed that the momentary park area may be designed in a U-shape to facilitate customer pick-ups and drop-offs.

For those who arrive at the terminal quick and want to spend some time it before their airlines, he added that retailers will also be added to the U-shaped area.

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PUBLISHED: 29 Aug 2024 at 05: 00

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After a reported spike in arrests, the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA ) has warned visitors from Thailand, Canada, and the United States that any attempt to enter the country could result in their arrests.

378 air people have been detained for trafficking cannabis, according to the American embassy in Bangkok, and an estimated 15 kilograms of the substance have been found and seized at UK flights so far this year. The quantity is roughly three times higher than the sum seized and detained in 2023, which saw the seizure of five kilograms of marijuana.

Of the 184 reported cases this month, 184 were related to hemp that came from Thailand, with 75 coming from Canada and 47 coming from the US. The substance is authorized to varying levels in all three areas.

According to the NCA, those who travel with opioids as shippers into the UK could spend up to 14 years in prison.

This time, 196 citizens have already been convicted and handed words totalling about 188 years.

According to NCA authorities, the trend is being fueled by organized criminal gangs, who have access to marijuana grown abroad in countries where it is legal and hire riders to transport it to the UK. The NCA continues to collaborate with associates in the UK and abroad to identify high-risk roads.

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PUBLISHED: 29 Aug 2024 at 08: 24

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A Surat Thani court on Wednesday ordered a couple to end teaching their version of Lord Buddha’s lessons to fans and get their eight-year-old son, whom they claim has mind-connecting power, to see a physician.

The order was made by the Juvenile and Family Court in response to a petition that native Social Development and Human Security officials had filed to protect the child under the Child Protection Act of 2003.

The judge told the parents to cooperate with the protesting authorities, which included creating programs for the boy’s culture.

The court’s order forbids all channels of so-called “mind network lessons” on any advertising outlets and social media platforms, including videos and pictures.

Additionally, it forbids them from making public statements that contradictory Buddhist teachings or other translations of their lessons that are not from the Tripitaka.

Within 15 days, the boy’s parents may also inform the court of the boy’s medical history and formal communication with the physician.

Within six months of the court’s order, the judge also mandated two follow-up consultations with psychiatrists.

All different mind-connecting actions by the child’s religion are likewise ordered banned, according to Wednesday’s court decision.

Chonlada Chanasirattanakun, a social development and human safety standard, said her company may try to work with the boy’s parents to adopt the court order.

According to Ms. Chonlada, breaking the judge’s buy may lead to legal action.

The boy’s mother, who was identified only by her first title, Natthaphon, said the prosecutor’s decision was n’t shocking to her, probably because the judge focused primarily on protecting her father’s security.

Ms. Natthaphon backed up the judge’s decision based on fake boy photos and videos that were circulated on social media sites like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok.

She claimed that such photographs may have given the court the false idea that the child was being abused by them to their advantage.

She said she was determined to appeal the judge’s purchase.

Ms. Natthaphon added that she believed she had proven to the court that she and her father had never used their child for any obtain.

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On Wednesday, the Pheu Thai Party formally invited the Democratic Party to the fresh coalition government, putting their long-standing rivalries at the end.

Pheu Thai secretary-general Sorawong Thienthong handed an offer to Democrat secretary-general Det-it Khaothong, fully asking the group to join the new state at the congress. Additionally provide were members of both parties ‘ MPs.

The proposal, seen by the internet, reads:” The Pheu Thai Party, as the head in the formation of the government, believes the Democrats have the skills, expertise and ideas to work with Pheu Thai. We would like to encourage the Democrat Party to meet the government and collaborate to improve the country’s quality of life.

When asked about the Democrats ‘ appointment of members of the cabinet, Mr. Sorawong claimed that Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra would make a decision. According to some studies, Democrat head Chalermchai Sri-on is expected to succeed Det-it Khaothong as deputy public health secretary and secretary-general Det-it Khaothong as natural sources and environment minister.

On Wednesday, Mr. Det-it thanked Pheu Thai for allowing the Democrat Party to serve in its place.

He stated that the group’s executive board and MPs will convene on Thursday to support the candidate’s inclusion in the new government.

Asked if the alliance with Pheu Thai may upset Democrat followers, particularly in the South, which is its traditional redoubt, Mr Det-it said:” The Democrat Party has no issue with people. We just have like, understanding and compassion”.

He even shone admonition against Chuan Leekpai, a former president and member of the Democrat List, who has opposed the party joining Pheu Thai as its allies. ” When a group resolution is reached all had comply”, Mr Det-it said.

The Democrat and Pheu Thai parties engaged in a heated debate in 2010 when Abhisit Vejjaiva, the Democrat head, ordered police to reclaim the site where red-shirt protesters supporting Pheu Thais had supported the government had occupied at the Ratchaprasong intersection. The fight resulted in at least 85 mortality, typically involving demonstrators.

Mr. Chuan said on Wednesday that he would support the group’s solution at today’s party executives and MPs, but that he would also repeat his opposition to joining the Pheu Thai-led authorities.

” Several Democrat people are still alright,” he said. Only a few individuals have used their jobs within the organization to achieve their personal objectives, according to Mr. Chuan.

Tida Tawornseth, a former co-leader of the red-shirt United Democracy against Dictatorship, even slammed Pheu Thai for kissing and making up with the Democrats. She said Phue Thai wants to become a leader no matter what the methods are.

Cleanse of the Palang Pracharath Party

Also on Wednesay, the Palang Pracharath Party ( PPRP ) slammed the ruling Pheu Thai Party’s decision to boot it out of the government, saying it was unjustifiable and that the PPRP had been betrayed.

After months of doubt, Pheu Thai confirmed on Tuesday that the group had resolved, with the help of its Members, to eliminate PPRP from the government line-up.

Samat Jenchaijitwanich, an outspoken PPRP part and former vice chancellor for justice, on Wednesday rejected the causes cited by Pheu Thai.

Pheu Thai MPs felt uneasy working with the PPRP in the state, according to Mr. Sorawong on Tuesday.

The MPs expressed their disapproval of PPRP head Gen Prawit Wongsuwon at a party meeting by pointing fingers at him for voting against Srettha Thavisin’s replacement at a political meeting last week and for Ms. Paetongtarn’s replacement.

Mr Srettha was dismissed as prime minister by the Constitutional Court for appointing an ex-convict, Pichit Chuenban, to the post of PM’s Office secretary.

Pheu Thai even suggested that Gen. Prawit was responsible for 40 ex-coup-appointed legislators ‘ petitions to the court against Mr. Srettha.

Gen Prawit controls the PPRP, while Capt Thamanat Prompow, the party’s secretary-general, serves as the party’s caregiver agriculture secretary.

In a research to Gen Prawit, Capt Thamanat claimed he has cut relations with a person he regarded greatly in the group. However, he continued to say that he and his team would be in the group unless they were expelled. In that situation, they would still be eligible to defect to another party while maintaining their MP reputation.

Pheu Thai made an ostensible reference to the Prawit sect when it announced it was axeing the PPRP. The Thamanat faction’s members were favored to remain in the government or to label members of the organization as cabinet ministers.

A speculated record of government officials includes Akara Prompow, who is Capt Thamanat’s younger brother, and Kla Dharma Party chief Narumon Pinyosinwat as well as Atthakorn Sirilatthayakorn, who is now caregiver deputy agriculture minister.

According to reports, Mr. Akara is being offered a government position in the Pheu Thai quota while Ms. Narumon and Mr. Atthakorn are reportedly closely related to Capt. Thamanat. Capt. Thamanat has long known past top Thaksin Shinawatra, who is held in high regard by Pheu Thai.

Mr. Samat Yestereday cited Pheu Thai’s cooperation with the PPRP. At the Aug 16 legislative election of Ms Paetongtarn as prime secretary, no functions, including the PPRP, competed for the best article. All 39 PPRP MPs voted for her. Gen. Prawit was unavailable because he was preparing a group for the Thai Olympic athletes who had left Paris.

Regarding Mr. Srettha’s departure via a petition signed by the 40 previous senators, Mr. Samat said it was simple to refute Gen Prawit’s claim that he was a string puller.

However, a specific group acted in a much less pleasant manner by abstaining from voting for Ms Paetongtarn to be top, he said, referring to the Democrats. That group is still being considered for government seats.

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PUBLISHED: 29 Aug 2024 at 04: 00

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Thailand is anticipated to experience two storms in different areas from September to October, according to the Meteorological Department.

Thanasit Iam-ananchai, the agency’s assistant captain, said two strong storms are forecast to change the nation during these two months.

He claimed that the rain weather system is responsible for the frequent rainfall that is causing runoff and flooding in the northwestern region and that no storm is currently affecting Thailand.

Additionally, the office has issued a warning about heavy rain falling across the nation, particularly in the southern, northeast, and central regions, on September 1 through September 3.

The department advised that in these areas, including Bangkok and adjacent provinces, to be prepared for rain that would cover about 70 % to 80 % of those areas during this time.

Bangkok government Chadchart Sittipunt proposed yesterday that the state construct a comparable sluice gate to the Thames Barrier in London at the mouth of the Chao Phraya River.

Amid global warming, the proposed wall, a long-term storm military strategy, may help protect the money from tidal storms and and different risks, he said.

He did point out that the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA ) cannot independently implement the proposed flood management plan.

He claimed that the initiative, which includes the transfer of Chon Buri’s Laem Chabang to better manage and control the water level that, necessitated cooperation from various provinces and organizations.

He demanded that the plan be taken into account by PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra.

” It’s never a two-year job but a long-term one extending 20-30 years”.

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PUBLISHED: 28 Aug 2024 at 15: 35

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As researchers widen their hunt for those responsible for producing and selling the fatal rotgut beyond the city’s northern neighbourhoods, two more fatalities have taken the death toll in Bangkok’s whiskey alcohol startle to six. &nbsp,

Dr Pairoj Surattanawanich, assistant director-general of the Department of Medical Services, said on Wednesday that two more drinking had died from the effects of alcohol alcohol on Tuesday.

One had died in hospital after earlier being resuscitated, and the other died at home.

He claimed that 22 people who had purchased whiskey from streets liquor stores were still in hospitals. Most suffered through stress, breathing difficulties, deficits of vision, drowsiness, nausea and vomiting.

Two brand-new people with stress and breathing issues had been admitted to Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital in Khannayao area. They informed authorities that they only drank the alcohol at the 18 stalls that had previously been identified and closed after the overdoses became public.

Authorities were looking into five recently discovered alcohol stalls in the Pathum Thani and Lat Krabang districts of Bangkok and Lam Luk Ka area.

A 49-year-old person suspected of supplying the beverage to the 18 now closed booths was charged with the improper production of alcohol and recklessness causing death and serious injuries, according to Pol Maj Gen Kiatikul Sonthinen, captain of the Metropolitan Police Division 3, which supervises north Bangkok.

It was previously reported that 17 of the imbibers required liver treatment and two of the imbibers were now dependent on ventilators.

The finished booths were in Khannayao, Khlong Sam Wa, Lat Krabang, Min Buri, Nong Chok and Prawet regions.

The police chief argued that samples of baked alcohol from the 18 stalls contained dangerous methanol and that customers should not purchase illegal booze for their own security.

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