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State- owned journalist expects fresh eyes, known for Pheu Thai affiliations, will be a good pick

The now-defunct Voice TV anchors ‘ hosts have hosted a weekday news program, according to the National Broadcasting Services of Thailand ( NBT), which needs a new viewer-stylist.

Rumors had been circulating that the political Voice TV, which was founded by the son of former leading Thaksin Shinawatra, was about to bring some programs to the open television network.

However, the Public Relations Department ( PRD ) quickly reaffirmed that it would continue to protect the public’s interest and not allow the tone of its programs to fall victim to too much of a political bent.

Sudruetai Lertkasem, director-general of PRD, stated that it was common for TV stations to switch producers and employ former anchors of rival channels to adjust to the industry and raise their ratings. NBT has also been making regular hiring decisions of expert producers. &nbsp, &nbsp,

She said on Saturday that NBT has hired former Voice TV news anchors and visitors as well as those who have previously worked for different programs.

Voice Television has long been known for its unwavering support of the Red-shirt United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship and the Pheu Thai Party.

Ms. Sudruetai claimed that the PRD had a good idea of the popularity and experience of the former Voice skill it was bringing on, and that it would contribute to making the stream more interesting by creating direct information that gets right to the point.

She reaffirmed that the PRD may continue to play a role in shaping the way and policy of NBT2HD because it is a state-owned station in the public interest.

Weeranan Kanhar, a former Voice outlet, announced on Instagram on Tuesday that he would sponsor a new news program called Khui Khlai Kao from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. starting this Monday. Additionally, his post also mentions former Voice employees like Lakkana Punwichai, also known as” Kam Phaka.”

Thanapol Eawsakul, a pal of Progressive Movement president Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, said on Twitter that he did not expect the original Voice staff would “take over” NBT in any blatant manner.

The editor-in-chief of Fah Diew Kan newspaper, Mr. Thanapol, even advised readers to keep an eye on Kham Dee Co Ltd, a previously registered company. Ms. Lakkana and Teerat Ratanasevi, a former government official under the Yingluck Shinawatra management, are the owners.

Voice Screen was established in 2008 by Panthongtae” Oak” Shinawatra, with an investment of 300 million baht.

After 15 times, it announced last month that it would stop broadcasting on all channels on May 31. About 100 employees and writers were fired.

When satellite TV equipment could n’t receive news channels, voice TV was established in 2008. It launched digital Television broadcasting in 2014, joining various operators in buying for licenses to broadcast on the free-to-air digital TV earth program.

According to the Department of Business Development, Voice Television faced accumulated loss of 800 million ringgit from 2018- 22.

Eight folks, including cafe watch, arrested on charges of dealing

After a attack on a well-known restaurant in the Muang city of Chon Buri early on Saturday, lots of clubgoers tested positive for drugs. Nine folks, including a restaurant guard, were arrested for selling drugs.

A 150-strong crew, made up of police officers and representatives from the Department of Provincial Administration, raided the Nasa Club in tambon Don Hualor at around 1:30 am.

Around 400 people were drinking beer and listening to music in the bar at the time. Some attempted to flee after being confronted by the authorities, throwing vials of illegal drugs onto the ground or entering the bathroom.

All buyers had to go through blood tests. Initial reports from officials indicated that 105 individuals — 61 men and 44 people — had tested positive for marijuana. All were arrested.

Anutin Charnvirakul, the interior minister, claimed medicines had been discovered in the techniques of 157 people, including 68 men and 89 women, at a later press conference later on Saturday. He added that eight pubgoers were under the age of 21 when they were allowed to drink alcohol.

According to Pol Capt Khetrat Charnsil, chairman of the Territorial Defence Volunteers Administration Bureau at the Department of Provincial Administration, eight people were detained on suspicion of selling medications, along with another man sought on an arrest warrant for pharmaceutical offenses.

Officials even found one girl under 18 on the grounds, he added.

The owner of the restaurant, identified only as Ek, may face charges of operating without authority, selling alcoholic drinks beyond lawful hours, allowing the purchase and use of drugs, and letting a student aged below 18 in, said Pol Capt Khetrat.

He claimed that the restaurant may be subject to five years in prison for breaking an order issued by the National Council for Peace and Order, which passed a number of laws relating to people order in the wake of the 2014 defense revolution. Some remain in effect.

Officials examine illegal drug sachets found in Chon Buri’s pub’s surface. ( Photo: Department of Provincial Administration )

A shield at Nasa Club, a common Chon Buri nightspot, was one of eight people arrested for selling drugs. ( Photo: Department of Provincial Administration )

Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, heart, attends a press briefing in Chon Buri following the cafe attack. ( Photo: Department of Provincial Administration )

No injury as the aircraft touches down after the landing products failed to install

After its getting products failed, a flydubai aircraft from Dubai to the Philippines made an emergency landing at Rayong’s U-Tapao airport on Saturday morning. No injuries were reported.

After its wheels failed to descend, the Airbus A319-115 ( CJ) jet’s captain requested permission to land at the navy-owned airport in Ban Chang district shortly after midnight.

More than 30 vehicles, medical personnel, and rescue personnel from Rayong and near Chon Buri state were swiftly on high alert, and the aircraft regulators were on top of their game.

The aircraft made a secure landing at about 1.05am, according to FM91 Trafficpro. The helicopter left for its unique location in the Philippines at around 1.45am after all systems were checked.

Initial information that there were about 100 travellers onboard were wrong, said regulators, who clarified that the plane was carrying just two captains and seven team.

On Saturday, the Royal Thai Fleet and the Naval Aviation Division thanked all organizations for deploying team of staff and save products in response to the crisis.

The Department of Disease Control claims that Thailand has not received any human cases of bird flu, but specialists advise individuals traveling from areas where there has been an H5N2 epidemic to self-monitor.

The authorities have instructed travelers coming into Thailand from an epidemic area to look out for unusual respiratory symptoms within 14 days of arrival and to immediately call a doctor if they notice any of these symptoms.

Thailand has n’t had any bird flu cases in humans since 2006, according to disease control chief Dr. Thongchai Keeratihattayakorn.

But, agencies, including the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation and the Department of Livestock, have been working closely to observe any epidemics among animals, he said.

According to Dr. Thongchai, there are serious measures in place in case an outbreak is discovered. Both the Department of Medical Sciences and the Department of Livestock have laboratory facilities to check for the H5N2 popular pressure.

He claimed that the World Health Organization ( WHO ) earlier this month confirmed the first fatality caused by Avian Influenza A ( H5N2 ).

The WHO said a 59- season- older man in Mexico died on April 24 after struggling from breathing difficulties, diarrhea, vomiting and flu symptoms.

Despite not having had any contact with birds, the gentleman was also reported to have high blood pressure, diabetes, and chronic liver disease.

A bird flu outbreak was reported in the boy’s place in March, according to authorities. The gentleman was the nation’s first people to have contracted the H5N2 version.

However, the WHO has stated that this particular disease poses a low risk to the general public.

Srettha’s death to be decided by jury

Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, refuted rumors that he would resign or break the House of Representatives before the Constitutional Court rules in a situation that might result in his being ousted for choosing questionable politician Pichit Chuenban as a PM’s Office secretary.

” I always think about ]resignation or a House dissolution]. Let the constitutional process proceed naturally. I always think of running apart”, Mr Srettha said on Friday.

He continued, adding that a group of his lawyers has sent a list of more witnesses to the court.” When the judges have questions, I have the responsibility to discuss and honor their decision,” he said.

A group of 40 senators, which had in mind the case against Mr. Srettha, requested in May that the prime minister and Pichit be removed from office in accordance with Sections 170( 4 ) and ( 5 ) of the charter, which deals with the ethics of cabinet ministers.

Just before the judge could hear the plea, Pichit resigned in an effort to save Mr. Srettha from legal wrangles.

The judge agreed to hear the case against Mr. Srettha, but the jury rejected the circumstance against Pichit because he had already resigned.

The court instructed the parties to submit their witness lists and information by Monday of this year before the case’s hearing the following day.

If the judge laws against him, Mr. Srettha may lose his job. The prime minister’s decision to work with legitimate expert Wissanu Krea-ngam is thought to have improved his chances of winning the situation.

Mr. Wissanu, whose primary task was to review the specifics of the prime minister’s defense, claimed earlier this week that both the prime minister’s secretary and the Council of State had to review both the facts and legal issues.

The original deputy prime minister claimed to have helped review the documents before handing them to the court on June 7 but did not review the prime minister’s defense.

Pichit’s session as PM’s Office minister, who previously served as Thaksin Shinawatra’s lawyer and Mr. Srettha’s adviser, raised concerns about his eligibility to assist in the cupboard. When he represented Thaksin in a contentious area offer event in 2008, he served time in prison for contempt of court in connection with an attempted bribery situation. The Supreme Court sentenced Pichit and two of his coworkers to six months in prison on June 25th that year after they attempted to pay court leaders with$ 2 million in cash.

In the meantime, Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University professor Yuttaporn Issarachai spoke to the Bangkok Post about the significance of some of the circumstances pending in the Constitutional Court this month.

” The results of the court circumstances may change the social landscape”, Mr Yuttaporn said.

A new prime minister may be chosen by parliament if Mr. Srettha is removed, according to Mr. Yuttaporn, and a new social ally may be formed to form a new coalition government.

Some of the party’s members may also transfer to other parties that might form a new coalition government, he added, if the main opposition’s Move Forward Party ( MPF ) is disbanded in another case.

The Constitutional Court on Tuesday will also notice a circumstance against the MFP, which could possibly result in the group’s breakdown, he said.

The government announced the launch of a co-payment program to help aid fertiliser purchases for over 4 million households who grow corn.

Commerce Minister Phumtham Wechayachai stated yesterday that arrangements have been made to help farmers and that this year’s wheat prices are better than those of the past year at a meeting of the national corn control policy committee.

Farmers have been benefited by large subsidies from the government so far, which has led them to look for better manufacturing methods and lower production costs. A compost task was just started, and the authorities vowed to cover the remaining costs.

The Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives mobile application will be used to implement the job, making it accessible to all producers. In light of recent rate increases, suppliers of fertilizers may be invited to join to standardize prices.

According to Mr. Phumtham, the compost formulas are anticipated to increase yields and help to solve the issue of higher costs.

Mr. Phumtham stated at the conference that the commission and the council had a principled agreement regarding the project for co-payment fertiliser.

For farmers who have registered with the Department of Agriculture Extension ( DAE), which currently stands at 4.68 million households, farmers will receive financial support for purchasing chemical and organic fertilizers up to 500 baht per rai and up to 20 rai per household.

The government may manage 29.9 billion ringgit for the job. In order to fund farmers ‘ needs for the next rice crop in 2024/2020, Mr. Phumtham predicted that the DAE would submit the funds proposal to the government for approval this month.