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Since December, the House has approved nine costs, and the prime minister has until December to approve 45 more.

A representative for the House speaker, Khampee Disthakorn, gave a brief description of the legislative sessions from December 12 last year to April 10 at yesterday’s meeting.

MPs convened 31 times during that time, along with six shared political classes.

19 legal amendments are still pending after the combined meetings, one natural law was approved, one was rejected, and three treaties were approved. Additionally, three democratic gestures were passed.

One bill was suspended under Part 137 of the law, and another is currently being reviewed by a mutual commission, making up nine costs full that were approved by parliament.

Numerous more charges are still being considered: four are being reviewed by the Senate, 19 are being reviewed by the council, 63 are awaiting plan thought, and 12 are undergoing impact evaluation studies and open hearings.

Regarding the constitution’s public-proposed costs, Mr. Khampee reported that six are on the plan, and 10 are pending the perfect minister’s approval.

Additionally, legislature approved committee information linked to 15 movements and passed 28 motions directing the government to take action.

One action for no confidence was made in accordance with Section 151. Additionally, the House reviewed and addressed a number of commission information, of which 135 received responses in the Royal Gazette.

Two nominees engage in a telephone conversation to reiterate their desire to improve business ties.

In light of the threat of large mutual tariffs in the United States, Thailand and New Zealand have come to a consensus to reinforce bilateral trade ties across all channels using current frameworks.

According to government official Jirayu Houngsub, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and her New Zealand rival Christopher Luxon had a telephone conversation on Friday to talk about closer assistance.

Ms. Paetongtarn stated during the discussion that the Thai government is carefully monitoring the effects of US tax policies and is willing to engage in dialogue with Washington to encourage more a balanced trade relationship.

Mr. Luxon pointed out that while New Zealand’s actual average tariff was only 1.9 %, the US had a 20 % reciprocal tariff rate.

Even though the US has announced a 90-day wait on bilateral taxes for all nations but China, and withholding the 10 % foundation transfer tax, the two leaders have come to a consensus to speed up progress to improve economic relations.

The two countries even expressed concern about the potential for rising global inflation and trade war, which was stifle regional economic growth.

The leaders reaffirmed that existing bilateral and multilateral frameworks, such as the Asean-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement ( AANZFTA ), Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership ( CPTPP ), should be used as tools to reduce the impact of US import taxes.

Mr. Luxon even expressed his condolences over the recent earthquake in Thailand, and he thanked the Thai government for aiding Myanmar in the process.

Ms. Paetongtarn concluded the discussions by reaffirming Thailand’s commitment to developing diplomatic relations with New Zealand into a strategic relationship by 2026.

According to statistics, April and Songkran are at their highest points of the year when it comes to water casualties.

Given the rise in deaths annually around the water event, Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsutin has issued a warning to the public during the Songkran vacations.

He said on Friday that disturbing records indicate that drowning fatalities rise rapidly in April, particularly during Songkran.

An average of 327 people per April, and between April 13 and April 15, there are up to 15 drowning on average per day, which is 1.5 times higher than at other periods of the year, according to statistics from the ministry’s continuous secretary’s business.

Adults between the ages of 45 and 59 are the most vulnerable, causing an average of 84 murders in April, followed by children under 15 and those between the ages of 70.

According to a report from the Department of Disease Control, 79 % of drowners now occur in agricultural or natural water sources, compared to 12 % who previously drank alcohol. No one who passed away was wearing a life jacket.

A lack of knowledge about how to support victims, bad swimming or survival skills, and a lack of awareness about how to help victims was all risk factors, according to Mr. Somsak.

He urged the general public to follow safety instructions posted at holiday destinations, to use career coats when engaging in water sports, and to stay away from alcohol in the water or near it. He emphasized that families may not leave their children unattended near the water.

He argued that lifeguards may be present in tourist destinations like reservoirs, waterfalls, and beaches, where there should be secure swimming areas kept away from boat traffic.

During the April 12 to 15 Songkran trip, the Marine Department announced that it would dispatch almost 800 officers and 52 police boats to improve health on piers and tourist destinations across the nation.

According to assistant state representative Sasikarn Wattanachan, the ministry has cooped with the Royal Thai Navy, the Sea Police Division, and rescue organizations to improve safety measures.

She advised people to avoid alcohol and use life vests when boarding ships. Additionally, they are advised to keep an eye on weather forecasts and dial the 1199 line 24 hours a day to review water-related emergencies.

Ms. Sasikarn stated that the Saen Saeb canal’s passenger ship companies may remain suspended from April 12 to April 15 as part of the security drive.

Two injured members of the crew were safely brought to sea by a Thai family of four.

A visitor boat carrying a family of four caught fire off the shores of Koh Kut in Trat state on Friday, injuring at least two persons.

The Aor Subpiti went up in flames at around 11.40 am, prompting municipal government to intervene. One wounded person was reported aboard the first reports.

A family of four visitors and a two-person staff were reported aboard the ship. All patients were taken to Koh Kut Hospital with the assistance of individuals.

The home, which included a dad, mom, and two children, had left Koh Kood Cabana Resort and had taken a marine jumping trip with the ship. The boat’s engine apparently caught fire when they returned. The staff members suffered burns while assisting their customers ‘ return to shore.

When the last member of the crew who was still on the scene couldn’t extinguish the flames, he had to leave the ship and was taken away by a passing fishing vessel.

Just six people were aboard the ship at the time of the incident, according to local government, with the two crew members being the injured.

Because the motor adhered to safety standards, checks revealed that the fireplace was an accident.

The getaway area, where between 3, 000 and 4, 000 visitors are already residing for the Songkran vacation, has received a call for greater caution.

The boat’s user has been identified as Angkana Apibansri. Supawat Rojanamol, 18, and Manawat Bialy, 16, served as navigator. Manawat sustained severe wounds to his face and arms.

The community traveling with them was identified as Thai immigrants who had arrived on Thursday.

The diagnosis of a mild, possible from a cellular phone, has reignited hopes of finding victims in the collapsed federal building in Bangkok’s Chatuchak area.

The 2.14-billion-baht State Audit Office ( SAO ) skyscraper collapsed in seconds due to the 7.7-magnitude earthquake in central Myanmar on March 28.

Pakamol Metheepakdee, a recovery volunteer with the Phetkasem Foundation, said his staff was alerted to indications of victims in the aircraft at 6am on Friday. They received data that light signs, probably from a cellular phone, had been detected.

According to Mr Pakamol, firefighters working in Zone C, using large equipment, heard the sound of an Android mobile booting up while passing a hollow in Zone B. The noise is believed to have come from a 50-centimetre room originally located in images.

Upon further research, volunteers spotted a bright light and requested a micro-camera from the USAR group, which confirmed the sun’s life. But, when they asked the sun’s source to shift for verification, there was no response. It was only when they requested the light been turned off and on that they received conformity.

More images indicated the possible presence of two individual bodies about 1 and 3 feet above ground level, but firefighters have refrained from labelling these results as individuals.

Volunteers use heavy equipment to clear dust at quake-hit tower in Chatuchak area, Bangkok, on Friday. ( Photo: Pattarapong Chatpattarasill )

Individuals are properly removing dust by side from the area and using a pump to provide air to the chamber.

The building’s programs suggest a plate may become facilitating the place now being excavated, but the need to cut through material structures has slowed their development, Mr Pakamol said.

Rescuers are still looking for 67 people still missing from the collapse, which killed 27 people and injured nine, according to the latest update on Friday by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA ).

On a trip from Macao to Bangkok, two Chinese individuals were detained and charged with stealing money from other passengers.

According to Pol Col Seksan Thiruangrit of the Tourist Police Bureau, Han, 54, and Wang, 46, were detained after Air Macau trip NX996 made its way to Suvarnabhumi airport on Thursday.

The flight issued an alert regarding thefts on the plane, and both men are thought to be involved in the murder.

A customer witnessed Mr. Wang stealing a plastic bag filled with Thai baht from another traveler, only identified as Trang, from the bandwidth bin, according to Pol Col Seksan. Additionally, another travellers observed Mr. Wang and Mr. Han leaving their seats to search for other people’s luggage.

When Mr. Wang and Mr. Han appeared dubious upon exiting the plane, where they discovered$ 30,000 in money belonging to Mr. Trang, police requested their arrest.

Ding, a second rider who is also from China, after reported losing 50, 000 baht on the flight. The two people discovered the cash in their hands.

They were accused of stealing from common property.

Air Macau aircraft NX996 leaves from Macau at 7:30 am local time and arrives in Suvarnabhumi at 9:30 am.

Some airlines have cautioned customers about potential thefts while flying and advised travelers to retain valuable items close at all times.

According to an assistant to Bangkok government Pornphrom Vikitsreth, families in six districts across Bangkok may be eligible to receive a discount on their rubbish collection fees if they separate their meal scraps from their common waste.

Given that rubbish collection costs are expected to rise in October, the cheap serves as an incentive to encourage more people to sort out their trash before disposing of it.

Beginning on April 21, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA ) will begin collecting food waste in the districts of Bang Phlat, Bang Kho Laem, Lat Phrao, Phaya Thai, Thon Buri, and Lat Krabang.

Households interested in partnering with the initiative is sign up for the BKK Waste Pay wireless application. Green spend luggage may be provided to households that have successfully registered so they can dispose of their food waste.

According to Mr. Pornphrom, the BMA’s Environment Department will collaborate with officials from the six districts to analyze the task before extending it to other districts.

Two or three times per week will get picked up for meals waste. Additionally, the BMA will inspire people to use food scraps as fertilizer or feed animals.