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Aircon broken on Qatar journey, captain would not let them depart

On a Qatar flight, passengers from the Thai Muay Thai group who were returning from the world finals had to endure three days without air conditioning while the helicopter waited on the tarmac at Athens airports.

Aircraft QR204 was carrying 49 people of the Thai boxing staff and accompanying Thai writers. They were departing from Athens International Airport to Bangkok via Doha on Monday from the IFMA Senior World Championships in Patras, Greece.

The commander did not allow people to keep the aircraft despite reporting to a Matichon writer on the journey that the air conditioning system was malfunctioning. They were kept on the aircraft for three days without aircon, the windows closed, and hardly knowing what was happening, &nbsp, Matichon Online reported.

The captain finally told the passengers that he was fixing the air conditioning system, but by that point it was like an pan inside the passenger cabin. Some travelers had nose breaks, others needed air, and some children were crying, he claimed because it was so popular.

Some adult passengers were seen using sheets of paper as followers while some were seen wearing bare legs and naked.

The writer claimed that only after protests and verbal exchanges between people and the house crew were they permitted to board the plane and waited on the tarmac.

Louise Morfis captured smoke coming from the back of the aircraft in a film that was taken from the tarmac.

The writer claimed that no one was ever given the facts about what actually happened.

” I was in surprise. However, I presently believe I was fortunate to escape the situation,” boxer Thannachai Sidsongpeenong was quoted as saying. ( continues below )

Smoking can be seen near the tails of Qatar Airways flight&nbsp, &nbsp, QR204&nbsp, at Athens International Airport on Monday. ( Photo: Screen capture from Matichon Online video taken by Louise Morfis )

The writer’s account was supported by a male posting on the X plaform as @chriszeiher.

” What is going on with the @qatarairways QR204 trip out of Athens? Board the flight after smoke is seen billowing from plane, leave everyone on the plane for 3 hrs, no air con is stifling heat only to ( surprise ) remove everyone as the plane is malfunctioning? @SkyNewsAus”, he wrote.

Other passengers on the trip criticized the airline’s Facebook page by describing what was happening within. There is no AC in the aircraft, and you are not letting your customers leave because the helicopter is about 40 degrees on the inside. My child is having trouble breathing while taking this trip. Some of your customers are fainting”, one man posted on Twitter.

Qatar Airways has not responded.

QR204 was scheduled to leave Athens at 1.55pm and reach in Doha at 6.20pm. The plane’s departure was ultimately delayed for a moment. It departed the Grecian capital at 6.27am on Tuesday and reached Doha at 10.34am, according to the firm’s website.

Qatar Airways uses a Boeing 777- 300ER flight on the trip.

Police claim that the suspect and a companion co-operated with a used car camp owner to get income.

In Muang city of Phitsanulok state, police have detained a former senior banker who is accused of obtaining commission fees by falsifying mortgage and auto leasing agreements.

Theephat Liangwatthanatham, 43, was apprehended in front of a pleasure business in tambon Tha Pho on Tuesday, said Pol Col Sanuwong Khongkha- in, director of sub- section 4 of the Anti- Fraud Police Division (ACPD).

On an arrest warrant for misconduct causing harm to an organization or a state agency issued by the Central Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct situations on November 28, 2013, Mr. Theephat was wanted.

The suspect used to work in the licensing division of a well-known lender, which was unnamed, according to authorities. They claim that he and a companion who ran a used car camp conspired to falsify leases and agreements for autos.

The lender is accused of violating the terms of his friend’s firm’s auto leasing agreements to use them to make commissions. Additionally, according to investigators, he allegedly cheated on customers ‘ money for his own use.

Mr. Theephat reportedly acknowledged during questioning that he had discovered that there were legal flaws he could exploit after working as a loan officer for a business bank for ten years.

When he left his job and started working for a position business institution, he had sports and betting debts, and his family was in desperate need of money as well. He began to elude government documents in order to defraud the lender and give off gambling debts. He was eventually fired from the bank and imprisoned for three decades.

He even never paid back credit cards he borrowed from friends. He later changed his name and fled.

According to the believe, the crimes listed in the arrest warrant occurred in 2013. According to police, he said he believed the bank’s costs were greater than one million baht.

He was turned over to the Central Criminal Court for bribery and misconduct instances by the arresting group.

Crystal cocaine, a weapons, and ammunition were found at a motel in Bangkok’s Huai Kwang area on Monday night, along with Deputy Interior Minister Chada Thaised’s brother.

Norased Thaised was taken into custody on Monday night by Metropolitan Police Bureau police, along with two other men and two girls who were discovered in the same hotel room around 10pm. The resort’s label was never released.

Authorities also found six bits of crystal meth, known as “ice”, in the room along with an 11mm revolver and six rounds of ammunition.

Mr. Norased was accused of illegally bringing a gun and ammunition with him and of using and possessing the medication. The three other persons were identified solely as Kijja, Walit and Anchaleeporn.

According to the police, the arrest came after a drug-abusing group complaint was made.

A US tourist’s body was discovered washed ashore on Tuesday at Nai Harn Beach, where he had been swept out of the water while swimming with his wife and child on Sunday.

James Du Bois, 48, was found dead in the rough area of Nai Harn shore in the Muang area, according to Tambon Rawai Municipality. &nbsp, &nbsp,

Du Bois and his wife and son went that on Sunday to swim it. They were swept away from the beach by the powerful present. Du Bois vanished from view, but his home was saved by living soldiers.

The hunt for Du Bois, which was hampered by the rainy weather and great waves, involved fishermen, boat detectives, and drones.

In Chatuchak area, thousands of animals are thought to have been killed, including several pricey wild kinds, as a result of a fire that raged through a pet store early on Tuesday night.

The blaze at Sri Somrat industry, where there were 118 animal shops spread over 1,400 square meters, started around 4.10 am, according to the Chatuchak neighborhood office. On Kamphaeng Phet 3 Road, the business is located behind the JJ Mall buying center.

Firefighters from a number of regional channels rushed to the scene and took about 30 minutes to put out the fire.

Vendors said they lost a large number of species, including elegant fish, animals, dogs, birds and primates, and exotic varieties priced at five to six figures of ringgit each.

One vendor claimed the fire started in a doggie store where the owners typically left their electric fans on all day to provide the animals ‘ satisfaction. The seller claimed that the flames, which spread through the marketplace area, had killed thousands of animals.

To get help, representatives from the Chatuchak city company were assessing the damage to the business and to individual sellers.

Next step of the election process” may reveal cooperation.”

According to caregiver lawmaker Somchai Swangkarn, the next round of voting in the Senate election will reveal that there are several people who were hired to participate in the process just to voting for candidates supported by particular political events or interest groups.

Mr. Somchai, who has repeatedly claimed that there are concerted efforts to influence the outcome of the Senate election, claimed a review of the district-level election results on Sunday revealed that some candidates received overwhelming help while another received scant attention.

He claimed on Monday that the situation was brought on by a flaw in the natural law enforcing the Senate election, which permits independent candidates to cast ballots for themselves and/or against other individuals.

He claimed that some of the individuals who received no votes on Sunday may have been coaxed by a social group or interest group to run for president so they can support other individuals.

” If we keep an eye on the municipal- level voting]on June 16], we will be able to notice signs of collaboration. Only those backed]by certain events and parties ] may get through”, he said.

” No offence to those who were genuine prospects, but their odds are actually thin without the aid of organised organizations”, he said.

Mr. Somchai attributed the Election Commission’s (EC ) inaction on the candidates ‘ backgrounds, claiming that many candidates are alleged to have lied about their professional backgrounds.

He also criticised the EC for allowing the individuals to bring” Sol Wor 3″ files to the ballot hall, claiming some of them had instructions on how to choose who to support.

Mr. Somchai claimed that he could just observe the vote and warn people of potential irregularities because district-level election officials are only permitted to file complaints at this point. ” If only the EC would do its job… even just 90 % of it, it is bound to find]irregularities ]”, he said.

A senator from Mae Hong Son claimed on Monday that political parties paid some candidates in his state$ 5,000 each to register so they could vote for particular individuals.

He claimed that the candidates hired did not attempt to influence others to vote for themselves or made any attempt to present themselves.

He added that individuals for political parties and curiosity parties were fielded in every class to acclaim their dominance throughout the whole voting process.

When questioned whether the Senate had received any complaints about the election, caregiver senator Seree Suwanpanont responded that the EC should be looking into accounts of alleged irregularities. ” We’ve heard]complaints ], but there is no evidence]to back them up ]”, he said.

Mr. Seree claimed that there was nothing improper about high-profile individuals being chosen by their peers before noting that some well-known candidates did not advance to the next round.

When questioned about the likelihood that the problems may result in invalid results, he replied that they would only be voided if the Constitutional Court determines that the election was unlawful.

Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, has instructed the Metropolitan Police Bureau to look into a statement made in a Line party talk by a Phasi Charoen officers director against his superior, who reportedly demanded from him to let a gambling ring set up slot machines in his country.

He stated that any allegations of corruption in the police power will be investigated despite not receiving more information on the subject.

The drama began on Friday, when Phasi Charoen police superintendent, Pol Col Pairoj Namuangrak, blasted one of his superiors– a police big general– for ordering him to look the other way as a native gambling ring moved to install some slot machines in his jurisdiction.

The concept, which was posted in a class talk that had 393 people, was deleted by Pol Col Pairoj the next day, a resource said.

But, people had already leaked a picture, which prompted MPB director Pol Lt Gen Thiti Sangsawang to call an immediate meeting to discuss the claims made during the group chat.

The source claimed that Pol Col Pairoj brought a bouquet to the meeting and presented it to Metropolitan Police Division 9 chief Pol Maj Gen Prason Anmanee, who allegedly was the subject of the complaints.

The source continued, adding that the Phasi Charoen police superintendent admitted he did n’t check the accuracy of the information before making it public that Pol Col Pairoj claimed he was under a lot of stress and insisted the message he posted was untrue.

Pol Maj Gen Prasong claimed that he had no programs to file legal actions against the director and that he had no remorse against him.

Mr. Srettha claimed that he had never been properly informed about the event.

Nevertheless, he maintained the authorities must get to the bottom of the issue.

” It wo n’t stop with an apology”.

New section to confirm prices, set standard

After preliminary investigation by investigators who found evidence of corruption in their preliminary investigation, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA ) has plans to expand its investigation into the procurement of exercise equipment for the capital’s public parks.

Following the BMA’s seventh board meeting on Monday, Bangkok government Chadchart Sittipunt and BMA assistant permanent secretary Nathapong Disayabutra made the announcement.

Mr. Nathapong claimed that investigators have discovered a number of leads that point to possible fraud in the state’s procurement of exercise equipment.

He claimed that some of these projects were carried out in contravention of the laws that apply to the surrender of proposals to government agencies.

According to him, the BMA will gather all relevant pieces of evidence and send them to the National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC ) for further investigation. The BMA also mentioned that the BMA is considering forming a panel to look into the matter.

Additionally, Mr. Nathapong mentioned that BMA is thinking about starting a board to review the costs of the products purchased during the upcoming fiscal year.

Mr. Chadchart claimed that he had ordered the lieutenant governor to check the prices listed in the tenders submitted by bidders in an effort to reduce the possibility of bone in upcoming recruitment projects.

He also mandated that BMA officials establish the starting prices for exercise equipment in order to guide upcoming outsourcing initiatives.

Individually, former Democrat Party MP Watchara Petchtong submitted a plea to NACC secretary- public Niwatchai Kasemmongkol, calling for an investigation into the BMA’s workout gear procurement, which cost the city 77.73 million baht.

He claimed that Mr. Chadchart and other members of the Bangkok Metropolitan Council conspired to engage in corruption with other officials, including members of the Move Forward Party ( MFP ) to fund the projects.

Mr. Watchara argued that Mr. Chadchart may step down as chancellor. He called on Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul to handle BMA’s purchases.

The meeting of cannabis advocacy organizations outside Government House, which are against the plant’s re-listing, was downplayed by public health secretary Somsak Thepsutin, who vowed to remain there until a law governing its use was passed.

Around 300 pro-cannabis activists on Sunday gathered under the direction of Prasitthichai Nunual, a member of the Women’s Network for Cannabis Legislation in Thailand, to protest the plant’s blacklisting and get ready for an extended be.

According to Mr. Somsak, the demonstrators were attempting to avert senior government officials ‘ hearings on Monday and were exercising their legal rights. He noted, however, that the prime minister had no provided any specific instructions regarding the opposition or the cannabis problem.

The Pheu Thai secretary, however, emphasized that the lock would continue to be available for economic growth and use of medicines.

He added that he had claims that business owners would have enough time to adjust in order to lessen the effects of the relisting.

He asked if the bill to regulate marijuana use would be unnecessary because it would put the plant back on the list of opioid drugs. He said discussions were also taking place and people were required to follow the latest rules until they are changed.

After the Bhumjaithai Party made the issue its main battle priority prior to the 2019 vote, the plant was decriminalized in 2022.

But, decriminalization came before the necessary legislation to regulate and control its use, which raised fears about misuse, particularly among younger age groups.

A hemp and hemp expenses that the party sponsored during the earlier parliament was approved in the first reading but rejected in the following.

There was riddled rumors that a law needed to regulate the use of the plant would be unnecessary because the Pheu Thai-led government planned to relist cannabis as a narcotic medication.

The advocacy groups for cannabis continued when long as it took to press for the passage of the rules to govern cannabis use, according to Mr. Prasitthichai.

” But we’re demanding a public discussion process to be formed if the government insists on reversing the choice. It’s no worse than nicotine or alcohol and has pharmaceutical parameters”, he said.

Anutin Charnviraku, the government’s deputy prime minister and interior minister, said the Bhumjaithai Party may consider both sides of the story.

He said the inquiry may be directed to the public health secretary about the possibility that the Public Health Ministry did try to control just particular elements, such as plants.