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Varawut Silpa-archa, the minister of social development and human security, is working to reduce domestic violence, which accounts for about 70 % of all violent incidents reported in recent months.

Following a meeting between senior ministry officials, Mr. Varawut stated on Monday that the Human Security Emergency Management Center has been working harder to ensure the well-being of people with home issues and to establish a 24/7 fast deployment task force to assist people across the country.

In its April and May record, he also outlined a number of significant results made by the Human Security Emergency Management Centre.

According to him, the poll targeted 6, 655 people receiving state aid.

The main issues these people frequently encountered included inadequate income, bad domestic relationships, and violence, he claimed.

In April and May, according to the findings, 410 people were killed in full, 281 of which were victims of domestic crime.

Of the survivors, 302 were feminine, 108 were female, and 223 were babies, said Mr Varawut.

Most of the elderly and children were actually assaulted within the home, with the majority of the time occurring within the home.

According to Mr. Varawut, this demonstrated that the relationship dynamics in families are becoming more brittle and that the government needed to take action more to combat domestic violence.

On Monday night, TAK-Highway authorities detained three Chinese people and a Thai person in tambon Nam Ruem of Muang city with about 2, 000 fresh SIM cards.

Bridge police chief Pol Maj Gen Kongkrit Lertsitthikul identified the Thai believe as Narong Sunanta, 53, and the three Chinese people as Hai Yang, 25, Zhen Yong Liang, 31, and Lin Zhen, 31.

When authorities stopped the gold Toyota Altis car for a search, the group was traveling there. The Thai man was driving.

The customers did not have any identification documents, but they did have five cellular phones and about 2, 000 brand-new SIM cards. They were subsequently detained for research because they were suspected of being a part of a telephone scam gang, according to Pol Maj Gen Kongkrit.

Mr. Narong claimed to have picked up the Chinese men and transported them to Tak’s Mae Sot city after picking them up at a resort in Sukhothai state. He claimed to have flown Chinese citizens to Mae Sot’s borders area several times for 3, 000 Baht per vacation.

The three Foreign men claimed to have arrived from Cambodia and stayed at a hotel close to the Suvarnabhumi airports before heading to Sangat. They claimed they planned to travel to Myanmar by e-boat from Mae Sot city.

According to Pol Maj Gen Kongkrit, the three men informed officers that a friend owned the SIM accounts.

An online retailer of the highly sought-after Labubu dolls faces fraud charges if it does n’t deliver the dolls that over 100 customers had already paid for in advance.

The buyers reported the owner of the Facebook page” Chompoo Utaisincharoen” to the Central Investigation Bureau ( CIB ) on Monday, claiming losses of up to 12 million baht.

One of the customers, who declined to get identified, claimed the owner on Facebook was an importer of Labubu puppets and was aiming to sell the well-known toy figures for resale.

The sufferers were then instructed to transfer the funds to finish the deal, according to the consumer, noting that everyone followed the instructions because they had never previously had trouble purchasing items from Facebook. &nbsp,

About a month before, the seller stated that the dolls would be delayed in their delivery, citing supply problems brought on by constitutional arguing over a Chinese inventory.

The user claimed that the owner may use various apologies when asked about the shipping date over the course of the next few weeks.

The sellers then made a promise to reimburse the buyers in total, which has since caused the buyers to file a complaint. &nbsp,

As of Monday, over 100 people have claimed to be a target of the system, with a mixed lost totalling 12 million ringgit.

The online retailer, according to the users, has been operating for two to three years. Recently, however, the owner began offering the figurines at a large discount, which attracted some anxious customers. &nbsp,

After spending her life savings on the puppets, one user apparently considered death.

According to reports, the doll owner once owned a store in Bangkok’s Saphan Lek neighborhood and resides in an upscale accommodation house in Samut Prakan.

If a customer does n’t deliver the highly sought-after Labubu dolls that over 100 customers had already paid for in advance, they could face fraud charges.

The buyers reported the owner of the Facebook page” Chompoo Utaisincharoen” to the Central Investigation Bureau ( CIB ) on Monday, claiming losses of up to 12 million baht.

One of the consumers, who declined to be identified, claimed the owner on Facebook was an importer of Labubu puppets and was aiming to sell the well-known toy figures for resale.

The sufferers were then instructed to transfer the funds to finish the deal, according to the consumer, noting that everyone followed the instructions because they had never previously had trouble purchasing items from Facebook. &nbsp,

About a month before, the seller stated that the dolls would be delayed in their delivery, citing supply issues brought on by constitutional arguing over a Chinese inventory, the user said.

The user claimed that the owner may use various apologies when asked about the shipping date over the course of the next few weeks.

The seller then promised to provide a complete compensation to the customers, but no payments have been given to day, leading to the filing of a lawsuit against the customers. &nbsp,

As of Monday, over 100 people have claimed to be a target of the system, with a mixed lost totalling 12 million ringgit.

The online retailer, according to the buyers, has been operating for two to three years. Recently, however, the owner began offering the figurines at a large discount, which attracted some anxious customers. &nbsp,

One client apparently considered death after spending her existence saving on the dolls.

According to reports, the doll owner once owned a store in the Saphan Lek neighborhood of Bangkok and lives in an upscale accommodation house in Samut Prakan.

Covid- 19 cases next year jumped by at least 900 on the previous year, with one accident recorded each day, the Public Relations Department’s Covid- 19 Information Centre revealed.

According to its document published on Monday, 2, 762 persons were hospitalised for Covid- 19 care from June 2–8, an average of 395 individuals a moment.

The number increased by 48.3 %, from May 26–June 1, in which 1, 863 treated circumstances, or 266 cases a day, were recorded.

At least one person per day reportedly passes away from the disease in both months.

Since January, 23, 245 individuals have been hospitalised with Covid- 19, with the number of deaths reported at 137 thus far, according to the data facility’s report.

Dr. Thira Woratanarat from Chulalongkorn University’s Faculty of Medicine issued a caution on his Instagram page about the virus’s peak season spreading.

However, the Centre for Medical Genomics, Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University posted data on its Facebook section on Monday&nbsp, about the new era of Covid- 19 vaccination be developed using the KP. 2 post- feature as its foundation. &nbsp,

It claimed that analysts had employed the KP. 2 sub- feature as the product’s base to help some patterns of the sub- feature mutation, especially the V1104L- type.

Additionally, the center added that because at least 22.5 % of American Covid- 19 patients had KP, researchers chose this sub-variant for vaccine development. 2.

According to the research, the KP. 2 vaccine used the V1104L- type sub- variant mutation to help with its efficacy maximisation, which led to a quicker response at the antibody level.

The KP. 2- based vaccine is now awaiting approval from global organisations, including the World Health Organization ( WHO ), and is to be used as the main Covid- 19 vaccine for the 2024–2025 season, said the centre.

The most recent edition of the national Covid- 19 diagnosis and treatment guidelines was released on June 5th, according to the Department of Disease Control ( DDC ).

This edition made changes to the guidelines for antivirus drug prescriptions and suggestions for Covid- 19 patients.

High-profile prison escapee Chaowalit Thongduang, also known as” Paeng Nanod,” who was detained in Bali two weeks ago is currently undergoing a ten-day Covid-19 quarantine at Bang Kwang Central Prison.

According to the Department of Corrections, he may get transferred to single confinement&nbsp, after his quarantine period begins.

The facility’s director, Yuthana Nakruangsri, said on Monday&nbsp, that the single strip, located in the next aircraft, is for the most dangerous prisoners.

Chaowalit may be required to spend the entire day in his body, which has a ventilation fan and a bathroom, and be prohibited from socializing with other prisoners.

According to Mr. Yuthana, he will also be able to watch jury proceedings via a movie link.

According to Mr Yuthana, the prison will arrange for officials to constantly evaluate Chaowalit’s emotional status and his individual freedom would been respected, but he would get no special care.

The wardens assigned to Chaowalit’s supervision may perform their duties in pairs, according to Mr. Yuthana, reducing the probability of the prisoner manipulating him and causing him to flee once more.

He added that the troops would be regularly rotated to stop them from developing any kind of kinship with Chaowalit.

The soldiers were instructed to do everything in their power to stay alert throughout the swings while upholding the laws that would stop a Chaowalit’s notorious criminal from abusing their position.

Chaowalit, 37, was serving day at Nakhon Si Thammarat Prison for attempted crime and was facing charges in other cases, including murder, attempted murder, and firearms hands, when he escaped from prison while receiving medical treatment at a hospital on Oct 22 next year.

Despite a massive manhunt, Chaowalit managed to escape Thailand in a speedboat, reportedly from Satun.

He claimed that the justice system treated him unfairly while he was on the run, and he released several video clips while he was on the run.

In absentia, Chaowalit received a sentence of life in prison for attempted murder on December 25. &nbsp, &nbsp,

Earlier this month, he was arrested in Bali by Indonesian police for drug dealing, using a fake Indonesian ID card, and assaulting women.

Chaowalit was deported to Thailand on June 5 and is currently going through a 10-day Covid- 19 quarantine period.

Mr. Yuthana stated that the prison has now compiled a list of ten registered visitors who had the opportunity to meet Chaowalit at the prison and will get in touch with them for more information.

Lese Majoreste Charge is allegedly influenced by revolution officials by some lawmakers.

Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s attorneys have filed a second petition for fair treatment in the der majoreste case, alleging that investigators had been influenced, according to advised resources, in which case he may get indicted next year.

According to sources at the Office of the Attorney-General ( OAG ), in the petition, interrogators handling the case were under the influence of powerful people because the lese majoreste complaint had been submitted following the National Council for Peace and Order’s ( NPC ) military coup on May 22, 2014.

The right to question witnesses and gather information was not available to interviewers. They had been content to&nbsp, force from those in power at the time, according to the complaint.

The event concerned Thaksin’s meeting in Seoul in 2015. He did n’t mention the high institution in the interview, nor did he use any insulting or hateful words. So, he should not be considered as having breached Part 112 of the Criminal Code, the der guess law, according to the complaint.

Late last month the solicitor- general&nbsp, announced his decision to prosecute paroled Thaksin&nbsp, in the case. The accusation was postponed to June 18 as Thaksin had Covid- 19 therefore, according to his specialists.

On Feb 19 this month Thaksin&nbsp, filed an earlier plea for good cure in the case, the day after he was paroled.

In an interview with the North Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo on May 21, 2015, Thaksin is accused of defaming the king, claiming that senior council members supported the revolution that overthrew his younger girl Yingluck Shinawatra’s government in 2014.

Gen Udomdej Sitabutr, the therefore assistant defense secretary in Gen Prayut Chan- o cha’s military government, made the initial complaint about the meeting in 2015.

The Judge Advocate General’s Department received an order from Gen Udomdej to take legal actions against Thaksin. The OAG filed a complaint a few days later. The Criminal Court approved the trial’s case in 2015, and Thaksin, who was still away and did n’t make his return until August of last year, was given an arrest warrant.

The remarks made during the meeting, according to authorities, were in contravention of Segment 112 of the Criminal Code, also known as the lese-majeste laws, as well as the Computer Crimes Act.

On May 29, OAG official Prayut Phetcharakhun reported that attorney-general Amnat Chetcharoenrak made the decision to prosecute Thaksin on both claims, as officers had suggested.

According to Mr. Prayut, Thaksin is accused of computer crime stemming from his placing data inside a computer program that was deemed a threat to national security. Because Thaksin’s attorney provided a health certificate proving that his customer had Covid-19 and needed to rest, they were unable to prosecute him at the time. He sought a postponement&nbsp, until June 15.

Mr. Prayut claimed that the former prime minister should show up at the OAG at 9am on June 18 to start the indictment approach.

PHUKET: The hunt for an National traveler who was swept away on Sunday while swimming with his family at Nai Harn shore was hampered by windy waters.

When a strong current swept them out on Sunday evening while the missing man, whose name was kept secret, was swimming with his Thai wife and 3-year-old child at Nai Harn shore. His wife and son were put to health by life soldiers, but he vanished from view.

Ships and drones were deployed off Nai Harn beach&nbsp, and at local shores and islands, on Monday night, as the search entered its next time.

The&nbsp, Kusoldham Phuket Foundation, and another volunteers ‘ efforts to find the man were hindered by the windy conditions, according to Raiwai president Aroon Solos on Monday. &nbsp,

The Meteorological Department predicts waves up to two meters high for the entire state over the course of the year.

PRACHUAP KHIRI KHAN: A younger man has been detained after his 21-year-old partner on the dating software, who had just discovered he was now married, was discovered strangled.

Around 10 p.m. on Sunday, authorities arrested Anuwat Pimmat, 22, at an restaurant in the tambon Thongchai region of Prachuap Khiri Khan.

He was wanted in connection with a crime and body concealment charge that the Phetchaburi Criminal Court had approved.

His arrest came after a young woman’s body was discovered on Friday among the plants along the Phetkasem Highway in the Phetchaburi district’s Khao Yoi area. The victim was identified as Benjarat Choeijan, aged 22, from Phuket state. She was dressed in a T- clothing and clothes, and without any identifying files. &nbsp,

The suspect admitted to meeting Benjarat through a dating app and had been in a significant connection with her since the Songkran event in April during a re-enactment on Monday.

He traveled from Bangkok to Phuket to join her, and she had driven him to his lodge. After that, they had traveled to Prachuap Khiri Khan’s residence to pick up a delivery truck, which they intended to take back to her ex-boyfriend in Bangkok. &nbsp,

On June 3, Mr. Anuwat answered a telephone call from his family as they passed through the Sam Roi Yot city of Prachuap Khiri Khan. She yelled at him and slapped his face when she discovered he was n’t one, according to Mr. Anuwat. She was suffocated and strangled by him.

According to the officers, Mr. Anuwat claimed he then searched for a location to dump the figure before arriving at the side of the highway in Phetchaburi’s Khao Yoi district. It was discovered four days later, on Friday.

Criminal police verify the field where the person’s body was found in Khao Yoi area, Phetchaburi, on Friday. ( Photo: Chaiwat Satyaem )