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businessman beauty products claims actresses borrowed expensive items before giving them as pledges.

A businessman in the world of health and beauty products has filed an embezzlement complaint against Thai actress Arisara” Credited” Thongborisut.

On Thursday, a lawyer for the businessman Wasana Intasang met with Crime Suppression Division ( CSD ) investigators to discuss additional details that could support the complaint.

The process, according to CSD deputy commander Pol Col Anek Taosuparp, may get longer because it involved gathering evidence and questioning witnesses.

He claimed that until the results of their preliminary research are determined, authorities have not yet summoned the accused.

He claimed that the information that was first obtained could only lead to an larceny charge.

Pol Col Anek said that if the accused party withdraws her problem and the assets are returned, it could be a three-year sentence for embezzlement.

Revomed Co, which manufactures nutritional products and beauty products and provides consulting on the health and beauty firm, is led by Ms. Wasana, 41.

On March 11, the 34-year-old performer was reportedly charged with borrowing and offering to pay off her pleasure bags and accessories totaling 62 million baht by her attorney.

An emerald and diamond necklace by Lotus Arts de Vivre, valued at 26 million ringgit, is reportedly included among the equipment.

Unverified reports claim a minister is currently in possession of the collar. According to Pol Col Anek, a third party involved in a case would need to establish their sincerity. The assistant chief said the party could face criminal charges for receiving stolen goods if they were aware of the alleged larceny but still refused to return the resource.

The attorney for Ms. Wasana, Athachai Jaeng-arun, claimed he gave more information to the police on Thursday, noting that the case involved only alleged larceny. If the borrowed goods are returned, he said, the situation may be concluded.

The artist, who represents her, claimed that she had already fled Thailand and had not yet returned there. He claimed that his customer had no desire to run away.

In 2023, Ms. Arisara claimed to have abused her and cheated on her ex-boyfriend, leading to her escaping to Taiwan.

It will take about a quarter to restore the outgoing slope from the road to Rama II Road in Dao Khanong.

After nearby debris from last Saturday’s expressway bridge collapse was removed, the Expressway Authority of Thailand ( Exat ) reopened the inbound Dao Khanong toll plaza for the Chalerm Maha Nakhon expressway on Thursday morning.

In period for the 6am entry, all dirt that was preventing traffic to the Chom Thong region of Bangkok was removed, repaired, and the tarmac surface was painted.

Exat claimed that until the development of the increased Rama III-Dao Khanong-Western Bangkok Outer Ring Road road project is finished, the toll square would remain closed at night from 9pm to 5am every time.

A massive cross frame was being cast for the new raised expressway above the Chalerm Maha Nakhon Expressway’s inbound and outbound ramps, leading to the dangerous collapse of last Saturday. Six staff died, according to reports.

According to Pol Maj Gen Thawat Wongsa-nga, deputy director of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, visitors flowed smoothly at the reopened burden plaza on Thursday night, perhaps as a result of the school trip.

However, he said the Chalerm Maha Nakhon expressway’s inbound traffic flow is still a major issue.

The increased outgoing ramp of the expressway that runs parallel to Rama II Road, Thailand’s main thoroughfare, was completely blocked by the fell cross beam.

Outbound motorists had to leave the freeway on Suksawat Road otherwise, according to Pol Maj Gen Thawat, and visitors there was large.

Surachet Laophulsuk, the organization’s exat government, stated that he was concerned about night outbound traffic and that he was also concerned about fixing the outgoing ramp as soon as possible.

Mr. Surachet stated over the weekend that he anticipated that the outgoing corridor inspection would take about a fortnight.

He added that his organization was preparing to record a complaint against the company responsible for the collapse on Thursday.

The Rama III-Dao Khanong-Western Outer Ring Road road project is under the control of the ITD-VCB combined venture. Italian-Thai Development Plc and Vichitbhan Construction are its members.

The Thailand Structural Engineers Association ( TSEA ) has suggested steps to prevent repeat accidents on Rama II Road and other significant projects.

The recommended actions include prompt reviews of ongoing projects, especially those that are close to public roads, as well as legal steps to improve health and oversight.

Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, the leader of the opposition People’s Party ( PP ), received a suggestion from TSEA president Amorn Pimanmas regarding ways to reduce accidents on Rama II Road and safety measures for large projects.

An immediate review of continuous state-funded projects was most important among them. The government is urged to impose stringent security standards, set up appropriate engineering oversight, and govern the use of construction materials. All of these measures can be immediately put into effect.

Mr. Amorn argued that the Engineering Act may also apply to those in other positions, including those held by page supervisors, laborers, and technicians. The association advises that all key workers go through training and get certifications or permits, particularly for public works projects that require public funding. Also addressed were the responsibilities of supervising both large and small vendors and suppliers.

For instance, Mr. Amorn argued that a program should be established for smaller contractors engaged in metal structure assembly, demolition, and building lifting. These things shouldn’t get left to people with poor credentials, he continued. Additionally, the plan recommends installing CCTV cameras on construction sites and regular inspections.

TSEA supports vendors ‘ points deduction under the government’s system, but Mr. Amorn said protective measures were more important.

Mr. Natthaphong pledged to work with Samut Songkhram and Samut Sakhon regions ‘ MPs on the modifications. He claimed that over the past six years, thousands of accidents at design websites on Rama II Road have been reported, resulting in numerous fatalities, but that some people have been held accountable.

Surachet Laophulsuk, government of Thailand’s Expressway Authority, said all dirt had been removed after a beam fell on Saturday near the Dao Khanong burdens wall.

The Thailand Structural Engineers Association ( TSEA ) has suggested steps to prevent repeat accidents on Rama II Road and other significant projects.

The recommended actions include essential reviews of ongoing projects, especially those that are close to public roads, as well as legal measures to improve health and oversight.

Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, the leader of the opposition People’s Party ( PP ), received a suggestion from TSEA president Amorn Pimanmas regarding ways to reduce accidents on Rama II Road and safety measures for large projects.

An immediate review of continuous state-funded projects was among them. The government is urged to impose stringent safety standards, set up appropriate engineering oversight, and control the use of construction materials– all of which can be put into practice right away.

Mr. Amorn argued that the Engineering Act may also apply to those in other jobs, including webpage supervisors, laborers, and technicians, even though it only applies to engineers. The association advises that all key workers go through training and acquire certifications or permits, particularly for public works projects that are being done for the government. Also addressed were the responsibilities of supervising both large and small vendors and suppliers.

For instance, Mr. Amorn argued that a program should be established for smaller contractors engaged in metal structure assembly, demolition, and building lifting. These things shouldn’t get left to people with poor credentials, he continued. Additionally, the plan recommends regular inspections and the use of CCTV cameras on construction sites.

TSEA supports the president’s points calculation program as a contractor’s penalty, but Mr. Amorn said protective measures were more important.

Mr. Natthaphong pledged to work with Samut Songkhram and Samut Sakhon regions ‘ Members on the changes. He claimed that over the past six years, thousands of accidents at design websites on Rama II Road have been reported, resulting in numerous fatalities, but that some people have been held accountable.

Surachet Laophulsuk, government of Thailand’s Expressway Authority, said all dirt had been removed after a beam fell on Saturday near the Dao Khanong burdens wall.

Numerous people have filed allegations of wrongdoing.

Itthiporn Boonpracong, the head of the Election Commission (EC ), welcomed the Department of Special Investigation’s ( DSI) participation in the investigation into alleged collusion in the upcoming Senate election last year.

Since last month’s Senate election, Mr. Itthiporn commented on the development of the investigation into the claims of vote-rigging.

He claimed that the Supreme Court has received nine cases that have been settled for constitutional prosecutors so much.

220 of the 577 complaints received were allegations of vote-rigging, which is a violation of Section 77 ( 1 ) of the organic law governing the composition of the Senate, he claimed.

115 of these 220 circumstances have undergone thorough investigation, according to Mr. Itthiporn.

Three more admitted Senate vote-rigging cases were transferred from the DSI on Tuesday, according to the EC.

He claimed that the DSI representatives had been invited to work with the EC on these three more cases.

Following a preliminary investigation that found breaches of the natural laws governing the structure of the Senate, which falls under the EC’s purview, the DSI transferred these situations.

The EC has received criticism for shoddy results in the Senate vote studies and lack of transparency.

About 30 past Senatorial individuals, all of whom are on a supply list, have signed a petition to halt EC secretary-general Sawaeng Boonmee for breach of duty after he allegedly failed to prevent collusion during the Senate election approach.

The 2016 Senate vote was complicated because candidates voted on the region, municipal, and national levels between themselves and the relevant professional organizations.

Since no investigations were conducted, the team claimed there was a likely reason to believe the EC does had attempted to conceal the alleged acts.

In their complaint, the team also demanded that other organizations participate in the research into collusion in the Senate elections, including the Royal Thai Police, DSI, the Anti-Money Laundering Office, and the Attorney General’s Office, to foster trust and maintain the analysis is as thorough as possible.

The National Office of Buddhism ( NOB ) was able to win a ruling from the Central Administrative Court on Wednesday that the 2,500 acres of land in dispute at Buddha Monthon Park in the Buddha Monthon district of Nakhon Pathom are “central religious property,” not state land as some might have thought.

Essentially, the Treasury Department will be unable to attempt to file Buddha Monthon park as state land as a result of the decision.

According to Section 46 ( 1 ) of the Sangha Act of 1941, the term “central religious property” refers to Buddhist property, which includes land, buildings, and all other conjoined additions.

The judge cited the park’s longer history of creation as evidence in its decision.

The 25th Buddhist era was commemorated in Buddha Monthon area.

According to the decision, King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great purchased the first 135 ray of property from the Crown Property Bureau in order to give it to Buddhism.

In the interim, more territory was added, and people, including U Nu, the first prime minister of the Union of Burma, made donations and raised money to buy more territory in the surrounding regions until the area expanded to 2, 205 ray, according to the decision.

The objective was to expand the park to 2,500 rai.

According to the ruling, the government expropriated 295 rai of adjacent land at the time to accomplish that goal.

The government’s land expropriation could never be categorized as state land because the government’s intention was to serve Buddhism rather than the general public.

The ruling added that the land belongs in its entirety to the religion, not the state, taking into account the late King’s intentions, the government, and all donors who had contributed to securing the 2,500 rai of land for building Buddha Monthon Park, which clearly was for giving to religion.

Thai authorities urged to start new and more successful strategies to reduce fatalities

In a bid to minimize fatalities, the Thai government has been urged to work hard to introduce a fresh anti-drunk driving and road safety plan for the future Songkran event second month.

Kelly Larson, chairman of Bloomberg Philanthropies, said her organization collaborated with Thailand on road safety from 2015 to 2019. She said at a press presentation for the Partnership for Healthy Cities Summit in Paris this year.

She said,” We collaborated with the government to create a campaign to help people realize the dangers of drinking, moving, or speeding during this festival.”

A network of 74 cities around the world is part of the Partnership for Healthy Cities, which is dedicated to saving lives by preventing non-communicable diseases (NCDs ) and injuries.

In collaboration with Vital Strategies and the World Health Organization ( WHO ), Bloomberg Philanthropies supports the initiative. The initiative enables cities all over the world to acquire high-impact laws or practical measures to combat NCDs and injuries in their neighborhoods.

Ms. Larson argued that more anti-drunk driving strategies from the Thai authorities should be launched to promote road safety and increase awareness of safe driving practices, which may help reduce the number of fatalities and injuries.

She claimed that while she was in Thailand, she even called on the police to rigorously enact road safety regulations.

The InterContinental Paris-Le Grand, an IHG Hotel, will host the Partnership for Healthy Cities Summit up until March 21. Anucha Charoenpo is in the image.

According to Ms. Larson, the internet could be very important in boosting the success of the president’s battle on road safety.

She said,” The state has a huge responsibility to doing things to reduce road traffic mortality during this Songkran festival.”

” I know the government has strong laws, but it does take a constant pounding of lobbying to make sure that those plans are being put into effect,” said one.

Ms. Larson is in charge of the Bloomberg Philanthropies ‘ road safety program, which has invested$ 500 million to improve road safety around the world since 2007.

Powerful information, according to Vital Strategies ‘ Director of the Partnership for Healthy Cities, Ariella Rojhani.

She claimed that the government and the police may identify when there is an increase and then take action when using appropriate data on the number of deaths and injuries.

” We’ve done and supported similar job in Argentina, even around the New Year,” Ms. Rojhani said.

” We’re supporting ( Buenos Aires ) in mobilizing additional enforcement at that time, and it can’t be the media alone, and it can’t just be an enforcement issue,” Ms. Larson said.

According to Ms. Rojhani,” It’s a two-part thing that needs to take place in international collaborations,” adding that she hoped this week’s Songkran event will result in fewer fatalities on Thailand’s roads.

She claimed that her organization works with governments, decision-makers, and leading experts to influence policy and society in the direction of lasting global health.

The Songkran event in Thailand typically takes place between April 13 and April 15, but it gets longer as people in Bangkok and other regions travel house to celebrate with their families.

The government keeps track of accident statistics every year during the so-called” seven risky days” for traveling during festivals and holidays.

Despite a well-known federal road safety initiative,” seven harmful days” last year resulted in 287 casualties and 2 060 injuries.

Between April 11 and April 17, there were 2, 044 customers injuries that caused the deaths.

The northern county of Chiang Rai, with 82 injuries and 17 deaths related during the” seven dangerous time,” recorded the highest number of fatalities, at 82. Seven outside of 77 regions did not have any casualties on the roads.

The province of Phrae in northeastern Phrae had the highest number of injuries, 80.