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By 2030, the implementation of the second phase will enable smooth journey from Bangkok to China.

The government on Tuesday gave an official approval for the second phase of the Thai-Chinese high-speed coach line, which runs from Nakhon Ratchasima to Nong Khai, for an investment of about 340 billion ringgit.

The line had connect to the Bangkok-Nakhon Ratchasima second step, which is currently being built, allowing for quick journey from the Thai funds to Yunnan in China via Laos, where a high-speed range is already in operation.

As of last month, structure of the first-phase part was about 36 % full, many years behind schedule.

Due to disagreements over funding, contractors having profitability issues, the pandemic, and a controversy surrounding the Ayutthaya station’s construction, which conservationists claimed could have an impact on a Unesco World Heritage site, there have been delays.

The government expects bids for the 357-kilometer following phase this week, according to Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit, who stated last week that construction would be finished by 2030.

The following phase’s acceptance comes one day before Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s first official visit to China.

The prime minister will use the visit, according to government official Jirayu Huangsab, to encourage participation on financial, trade, and expense issues during her journey.

According to Mr. Jirayu, Ms. Paetongtarn wants to accelerate the development of long-term purchase partnerships, particularly in those that are crucial for green and electric change in Thailand, such as electric vehicles, semiconductor manufacturing, and data centers.

The prime minister also requested that the government give more weight to product standards, quality, and safety, especially those for agriculture and food. This comes after China rejected supplies of Thai durian and sugar syrup. Although the edible problem has been resolved, syrup shipments for hundreds of millions of baht still remain blocked.

Ms Paetongtarn also reiterated the president’s increased focus on security measures for tourists, saying she would not let international gangs, especially call center scams, apply Thailand as a transport point, said the spokesman.

A police officer parked his pick at Si Sakhon city police station after taking his children to school and his family to work, where a weapon that was hidden beneath it quickly detonated.

Pol Sgt Maj Sulkiflee Jehmama, 32, was the owner of the bombed dark Toyota delivery.

According to a police cause, he used the car to get his two children to school and his family to a hospital on Tuesday evening after parking it at home on Monday evening. He then drove his car to the Sri Sakhon authorities depot, where he parked and left it.

At some level, a weapon had been placed underneath the vehicle, in a back wheel cover. It exploded about 9am, perhaps detonated by a clock.

No one was in the vicinity of the car at the time, and no injuries were reported.

As the investigation progressed, authorities were looking through tapes from surveillance cameras and hoping to find out more.

Another car was suffocated in flames at a parking lot in Yi Ngo area about 9.20 am. The cause of the fire was still being investigated.

Police are looking for a criminal who allegedly escaped from a silver store in a shopping plaza in Pathum Thani state on Monday with jewelry worth about 5 million ringgit.

According to Pol Lt. Gen. Akradet Pimolsri, an associate federal police commander, the Aurora metal factory, which is located on the second floor of the Big C shop in the Lam Luk Ka city, was robbed a few minutes before noon on Monday. &nbsp,

The thief made off with more than 100 baht-weight of gold necklaces, worth slightly over 5 million baht.

Investigators on the crime scene discovered fingerprints that, he claimed, should be useful. Security camera footage revealed that the robber didn’t wear gloves despite being well covered up.

At 11.24 a.m., the robber entered the store with two female employees working, but no customers. &nbsp,

Employee Lawan Orna, 35, said the robber was a man about 160 centimetres tall. He wore a blue long-sleeved shirt, jeans, black-and-white Nike sneakers, a round hat and a face mask.

She claimed that the man approached the counter and instructed her and her coworker to sit down before taking the gold necklaces from the showcases and leaving. &nbsp,

The robber left the store on a motorcycle after grabbing the necklaces, walking away from the store, and then entering the mall.

The employees did not try to resist. According to Pol Lt. Gen Akradet, they did the right thing. &nbsp,

The investigation is continuing.

The robber, seen in CCTV footage. ( Photo supplied )

In separate incidents this southern frontier province on Tuesday night, a small bomb planted inside a policeman’s delivery vehicle exploded and a car was destroyed by fire.

At the Sri Sakhon police place in the city of Sri Sakhon, the dark Toyota pick was parked. Around 9o’clock, the violent detonated.

The trailer belonged to a police officer. No one was in the vicinity of the car at the time, and no one had reported any accidents. The exploding was planted at&nbsp, the back of the vehicle. &nbsp,

Authorities thought the bomb was detonated by a clock. &nbsp,

Another car went up in flames in Yi Ngo city about 9.20am in front of a military warrior center. The cause of the fire was still being investigated.

More than 200 gamblers and bookmakers were detained and chips and money value about 3 million baht were found during a raid by municipal law enforcement on Monday night in the Ongkharak city of Nakhon Nayok.

A 60-strong group of municipal officials raided the betting lair, located in a clean paddy field, about 10.30pm.

Upon entering the premises, the crew found and detained 218 players and employees. Income amounting to 560, 570 ringgit and gaming chips for 2.4 million ringgit, about 3 million ringgit in full, were seized, along with gambling machines. Fifty cars were impoundced.

All arrested people were taken to the police station in Ongkharak for constitutional actions.

The procedure came after complaints were made to the Interior Ministry’s Damrongtham Center and the Nakhon Nayok Damrongtham Centre about a significant gaming den being run it frequently.

Anutin Charnvirakul, the interior minister, set up the assault.

During the attack at the gaming den in Nakhon Nayok, officials seize gambling chips and money. ( Photo: Department of Provincial Administration law enforcement centre )

Narumon Pinyosinwat, minister of agriculture and participation, has been re-elected as the group’s president. The Kla Dharma Party has pledged to not be the side’s lackey.

At its quarterly council on Monday, Kla Dharma people picked Mr Narumon to lead the party for a second word and MP for Kamphaeng Phet, Phai How, as the new group secretary-general.

Capt Thammanat Prompow, a former agriculture minister commonly seen as the group’s father, was named deputy adviser.

Before the current government was formed, Kla Dharma, with 20 MPs, fought with the Palang Pracharath Party ( PPRP ) in a disagreement with PPRP leader Gen Prawit Wongsuwon. The PPRP was expelled while Kla Dharma joined the state and received government votes.

Kla Dharma, nevertheless, was accused of secretly operating as a unit of another party, a guide to the decision Pheu Thai Party, given Capt Thamanat’s close relationships to its authority.

Capt. Thamanat defended the group as a steadfast independent entity on Monday, insisting that it was strengthening its political skills to become a power to reckon with.

” Kla Dharma is Kla Dharma. We dare to do as we think, plan and pass choices”, he said.

Capt. Thamanat cited Kla Dharma as the reason some candidates won over the weekend’s provincial administrative organization ( PAO ) president and member elections.

He claimed that the individuals were supported by the group and proceeded to win the election even though they ran as politicians.

However, Ms Narumon said that with a fresh 11-member professional table, Kla Dharma may increase its social activities.

The celebration is even placing a premium on the 2027 general election as it looks to start branch operations and recruit members across the country in order to meet the legal requirements for running as a political party.

50 % electricity cut in the pipeline: DPM

According to Defense Minister Phumtham Wechayachai on Monday, the government will cut 50 % of energy resources to areas in Myanmar that are suspected of being used by criminal cartels to run their businesses.

He pledged it after the Interior Ministry and the Provincial Electricity Authority ( PEA ) met on Monday to discuss the plan to reduce electricity supplies in areas with links to illegal activity.

Mr Phumtham, who is also a deputy prime minister, said the Foreign Affairs Ministry did tell Myanmar about the decision, which is expected to impact many Burmese cities along the frontier, for as Shwe Kokko in Myawaddy opposite Tak’s Mae Sot area. They are known to host online fraud syndicates. He promised to visit Mae Sot district on Thursday to check the position along the Thai-Myanmar boundary, and then he would issue an order to cut the area’s power provide by 50 %.

The Defense Minister emphasized that if it can be demonstrated that the area in question is being used by criminal gangs, the NSC has the power to shut off power resources to an area without case acceptance.

Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said the government has contacted the NSC to point out the locations in Myanmar where scammers and other criminals are active.

” If we can confirm the information, the Interior Ministry is ready to cut off the electricity offer”, said Mr Anutin, who is also a Deputy Prime Minister.

NSC Secretary-General Chatchai Bangchuad stated that government will carefully review all pertinent information before deciding to stop energy supplies to companies along the Thai-Myanmar borders.

According to Mr. Chatchai,” Any decision to cut off strength must take into account PEA’s energy supply contracts and the potential effects on people in the neighboring country.”

Following China’s demand for Thailand to stop providing solutions to the hoax groups in Myawaddy, which are targeting Chinese citizens, Mr. Chatchai stated that he had discussed the matter with representatives from the Interior Ministry, Peas, armed forces, and intellect agencies.

He said there is evidence of transnational criminal syndicate activities in Tachileik, opposite Chiang Rai’s Mae Sai district, Myawaddy, which borders Tak province, and Payathonzu, which is adjacent to Kanchanaburi province.

Mr. Chatchai claimed that some of these con artist syndicates appear to be connected to casino owners in Myanmar operating across the border.

Some of these venues have requested an increase in power supply, but their requests were turned down because they failed to state the cause of the increase, he said.

Prior to shutting off power supplies, PEA deputy governor Prasit Junprasit stated that the PEA will conduct surveys in areas thought to be run by criminal gangs.

Mr. Anutin wrote a letter to the NSC last week asking for information on illegal activity in five of the areas where the PEA provides electricity.

Although the ministry has the authority to halt the supply of power to these areas, he said, we require more information from other organizations.

Despite repeated requests, the government has been accused of dragging its feet on the matter because it hasn’t yet taken decisive action to stop the flow of criminal syndicates across the border.

Some people have suggested that coalition rifts are making the crackdown effort more difficult.