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One person died and 20 more were taken to the hospital in Min Buri area on Saturday nights after the authorities shut lower 18 whiskey stores in six districts.

A complete of 21 people became ill after drinking the unlawful drink containing alcohol, according to Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital in Bangkok’s Kannayao area on Sunday.

Department of Medical Services ( DMS ) director-general Dr Amporn Benjaponpitak said the patients are receiving treatment for dizziness, stomach ache, vomiting, impaired vision and seizures.

She explained that after drinking this type of whiskey, people typically exhibit symptoms between 16 and 24 hrs. She added that all those affected were men aged between 30 and 40 years older, apart from one 69-year-old person.

Thirteen are being treated at Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital, five went to Navamin 9 Hospital, one each to Rajavithi Hospital and Kasemrad Ramkhamhaeng Hospital, and one died at Synphaet Serirak Hospital.

Six of them had been revived via CPR, according to reports of their respiratory arrest.

Dr. Amporn speculated that some patients may need liver transplantation for the rest of their lives if their kidneys may be revived, while seven patients have extreme visual impairment.

The government discovered that the locations of whiskey sellers were primarily found in Min Buri and Khlong Sam Wa regions, particularly in Soi Hathai Rat 33.

The Regions ‘ offices for prevention and suppression, according to Payung Boonsomsuwan, director of the Office of Prevention and Suppression, discovered alcohol in the samples taken from three stalls for inspection. &nbsp,

The expert discovered that a stock in Saphan Sung district was a factory that blended methanol and water to produce 40%-proof spirits after conducting an inspection. &nbsp,

It sold the beverage to 18 kiosks in six regions, including Min Buri, Khlong Sam Wa, Lat Krabang, Prawet, Khan Na Yao and Nong Chok.

The ministry has mandated that the 18 shops close.

However, Somsak Thepsutin, the minister of public health, advises people to avoid illegitimate homebrews and other beverages without an excise stamp.

One person died and 20 more were taken to the hospital in Min Buri area on Saturday nights after the authorities shut lower 18 whiskey stores in six districts.

A full of 21 people became ill after drinking the unlawful methanol-containing drink, according to Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital in Bangkok’s Kannayao neighborhood on Sunday.

Department of Medical Services ( DMS ) director-general Dr Amporn Benjaponpitak said the patients are receiving treatment for dizziness, stomach ache, vomiting, impaired vision and seizures.

She explained that after drinking this type of whiskey, people typically exhibit symptoms between 16 and 24 hrs. She added that all those affected were males aged between 30 and 40 years old, apart from one 69-year-old person.

Thirteen are being treated at Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital, five went to Navamin 9 Hospital, one each to Rajavithi Hospital and Kasemrad Ramkhamhaeng Hospital, and one died at Synphaet Serirak Hospital.

Six of them had been revived using CPR, according to reports of respiratory arrest.

40 % evidence wine

Dr. Amporn speculated that some patients may need to have kidney transplants for the rest of their lives while seven patients have extreme physical damage.

According to the government, the regions of Min Buri and Khlong Sam Wa, particularly in Soi Hathai Rat 33, had the highest concentration of whiskey sellers.

Payung Boonsomsuwan, chairman of the Excise Department’s Office of Prevention and Suppression, said wine examples sold at three booths in the towns were collected for investigation and found to contain alcohol. &nbsp,

The authority inspected a factory in Saphan Sung district and found that it was a production site that mixed methanol with water to create 40 % evidence wine. 

It sold the beverage to 18 booths in six regions, including Min Buri, Khlong Sam Wa, Lat Krabang, Prawet, Khan Na Yao and Nong Chok.

The division has mandated that the 18 shops close.

However, Somsak Thepsutin, the minister of public health, advises people to avoid illegal homebrews and other beverages without an excise stamp.

PHUKET: Following the discovery of all 13 of the body of the missing, authorities in the southern holiday island began rehabilitation in the Muang district’s landslide-hit areas.

After the body of the last three lacking people were discovered and the death toll totaled 13, Phuket government Sophon Suwannarat stopped the hunt for victims amid the mud on Saturday evening. All of the employees or readers to Phuket were from abroad.

The landslide hit three sub-districts ( tambon ) in Muang district of Phuket: tambon Chalong, tambon Karon and tambon Rawai. The crisis affected 209 communities in nine settlements. Apart from the deceased, the crisis even injured 19 people, three of whom remained at clinic on Sunday.

Of the 13 deceased victims, nine were Myanmar staff – four gentlemen and five people. A Russian partners and two Thai people from Surat Thani and Sakon Nakhon counties were the other four victims.

Sophon Thongsai, Phuket’s director of disaster prevention and reduction, stated that the maintenance of public utilities and homes had begun on Sunday to allow evacuees to return to their homes as soon as possible.

By Sunday evening, workers were anticipating restoring traffic lanes and removing all toppled strength poles.

Danger keeps

Authorities were likewise raising funds including meals, drinking water, clothing and money to help sufferers. Authorities did not emphasize the necessity of income gifts, he said, but instead requested items that sufferers could use right away.

Wat Kata remained a house for 20 sufferers who were harmed by the disaster.

Officials worried were prepared for the possibility of more mudslides as repairs and treatment were being carried out as part of the storms that were continuing in Phuket, Mr. Sophon said.

His Majesty the King directed the port to make lunches for patients and officials on work at the crisis areas from Saturday, according to VAdm Suchart Thampitakwet, the commander of the Third Fleet.

The key of Karon police depot, Pol Col. Khundet na Nongkhai, claimed that 12 body had been identified, with one allegedly belonging to a Burmese nationwide.

The train manager added that police were questioning people to determine the origin of the disaster.

Phuket experienced large storms starting late on Thursday night. Around 5am on Friday, the flood began at the end of Soi Patak 2 Road behind Wat Kata. It hit a beach resort, houses and laborers ‘ living rooms.

Storms remain in five northern counties, the country’s disaster company said, as City Hall reaffirms precautionary measures are in place to plan for run-off from the North. &nbsp,

The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation said the floods in 22 northeastern provinces between 16 and 22 August killed 22 individuals, 13 of whom died in Phuket, and afflicted 30, 807 people.

The flood position on Sunday remains in five regions– Chiang Rai, Nan, Phayao, Phetchabun and Phrae, the government’s crisis agency said. Numerous Chiang Rai regions are still submerged, and nine more people have died as of today.

Even though the flood position in the North has eased in some regions, Chaovalit Gunkham, an aide government of the Metropolitan Electricity Authority, said the MEA is working with various organizations to keep an eye on water flows in big river basins. One of the largest rivers in the middle North, Sirikit Dam, is at 70 % of its current capability as of Sunday, allowing in an extra 2.9 million square meters of run-off.

According to Mr. Chaovalit, the groundwater transfer rate had been lowered to 3 million cubic meters per day to prevent downstream effects and provide water for the upcoming dry season. &nbsp,

Mekong rising

Surasee Kittimonthon, secretary-general of the Office of the National Water Resources ( ONWR ), on Sunday said water levels in the Mekong river continued to rise and affect low-lying areas in the north and north-eastern provinces.

He claimed that the Mekong River Commission Secretariat ( MRCS) had received an urgent notice from the ONWR requesting increased flood monitoring and daily peaks prediction from water stations along the river in Chiang Rai, Loei, Nong Khai, Bueng Kan, Nakhon Phanom, Mukdahan, Amnat Charoen, and Ubon Ratchathani.

Officials were urged to notify member nations like Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam of the most recent liquid situation in the email. In order to minimize flood damage, it requested Laos coordinate with China to manage the water in the dams in the Mekong River Basin’s lower Mekong River to slow water discharges as much as possible.

In Bueng Kan state, water in the Mekong valley on Sunday night reached 12.05 feet high – just 95 centimetres below the spill-over levels of 13 feet. In the county, thousands of acres of farmland have been submerged.

Bangkok storm threat

Bangkok Deputy Governor Wissanu Sapsompol reported that City Hall was carefully monitoring liquid rates across the Chao Phraya valley and sharing information with ONWR, the Centre of National Water Administration, and the Royal Irrigation Department. &nbsp, &nbsp,

” The flowing ( of the Chao Phraya River ) through Ayutthaya’s Bang Sai city was not at a worrying amount immediately. We will be informed at least two days in progress before the liquid from Bang Sai reaches Bangkok, according to Mr. Wissanu, and the run-off from Nan is anticipated to take about five days.

” City Hall has been closely monitoring the situation and we will issue warnings to the public before the flooding, so I do n’t want people to worry about it too much,” he said.

According to Mr. Wissanu, authorities used bags to lower the elevation of the storm walls along the Chao Phraya to stop flooding. He claimed that there are already manpower and flood-protection infrastructures in position in at-risk locations to immediately assist residents in emergencies. &nbsp,

According to a survey conducted by the National Institute of Development Administration, the majority of Thais believe former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra should never take any position in the government led by his youngest child Paetongtarn” Ung Ing” Shinawatra and allow the management to do its job easily.

Through telephone conversations with 1, 310 people from across the nation who are 18 and over and have varying levels of education, employment, and earnings, to get their opinions on the part Thaksin does and would play in the Paetongtarn Shinawatra-led state.

Asked about the possibility that Paetongtarn will handle the land without Thaksin’s effect, the replies were:

– 59.01 % absolutely impossible

– 15.42 % very unlikely

– 14.96 % fairly likely

– 9.77 % very likely

– 0.84 % did not know or were not interested

Asked about whether Thaksin may have a part in the Paetongtarn-led leadership, the replies were:

– 37.79 % Thaksin is prohibited from running the nation from “behind the curtain,” but he may offer illegal tips to Paetongtarn as a dad.

– 28.85 % Thaksin may not hold any positions, but she can offer her opinions on the management of the country from “behind the curtain.”

– 26.95 % Thaksin had neither had any place nor offer any guidance from “behind the curtain”, letting the premier run the country easily.

– 6. 03 % Thaksin should hold a position in the government to advise Paetongtarn on national interests.

– 0.38 % did not know or were not interested.

Asked what Thaksin’s real position would end up being in the new state, the replies were:

– 39.39 % Thaksin would never accept any position but keep “behind the veil” to help or guide Paetongtarn

– 31.39 % Thaksin would not have any leadership or provide any “behind the curtain” political advice, but instead would give unofficial advice to Paetongtarn as a father.

– 18. 70 % Thaksin would not have any leadership or provide any “behind the curtain” guidance, allowing her to run the nation easily.

– 9.08 % Thaksin would work for the government in order to advise Paetongtarn on national affairs.

– 0.92 % did not know or were not interested.

Rescue personnel were attempting to reach three people trapped inside a high-speed railroad hole in the Pak Chong area last night when it collapsed during construction.

At 11.30 p.m. on Saturday, the pipe collapsed in the tambon Chan Thuek while two workers were utilizing a shovel and a vehicle to dig the tunnel. The next person in the hole was a director who had just arrived in a vehicle. At the time of the decline, there was no weather.

Afterwards, authorities said two of the three missing were Taiwanese. One served as the director, and the other, as the bulldozer driver. A truck driver from Myanmar was the other man who was missing.

About four kilometers from the tunnel’s entry was the area that fell. Employing tractors, rescue workers were able to achieve those trapped.

In a hole wall-constructing area, it was discovered that the section that collapsed may be 10 to 30 meters long.

The state is building a 251 kilometre-long part of the Sino-Thai high-speed road connection between Bangkok and Nakhon Ratchasima. In 2028, the part is anticipated to be finished.

The Muak Lek-Lam Takhong pipe was constructed to span about eight kilometers. The hole was constructed under the direction of Nawarat Patanakarn Plc. It was 74 % completed.

On July 24, workers were spotted inside the hole. ( Photo: www. highspeedrail-thai-china.com )

Rescue personnel were attempting to reach three persons trapped inside a high-speed railroad hole in the Pak Chong area last night when it collapsed during construction.

At 11.30 p.m. on Saturday, the hole collapsed in the tambon Chan Thuek while two employees were digging the tunnel. The second man trapped in the hole was a supervisor who had just arrived in a vehicle. At the time of the decline, there was no weather.

Approximately 600 meters from the tunnel’s access was the location of the collapse. Exploaters were being used to achieve the collapse page by rescue workers.

The state is building a 251 kilometre-long part of the Sino-Thai high-speed rail connection between Bangkok and Nakhon Ratchasima. The portion is anticipated to be finished in 2028.