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As the clock ticks down on hopes for fairness, Paetongtarn is “deeply saddened.”

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra apologized on Thursday for the 78 activists ‘ deaths two decades ago who were piled up in military vehicles, just before the statute of limitations on a situation in which no state official has ever been found guilty.

One of the most well-known incidents of a dissident insurgency that resurrected in the southern province of Narathiwat in 2004, the security crackdown on Tak Bai in 2004 claimed 85 lives overall and was one of the more well-known outcomes of a secessionist insurgency that had resurrected that same year and has since claimed more than 7, 600 lives.

Ms. Paetongtarn apologised on behalf of the government and expressed her regret for what transpired, promising to prevent a repeat of such occurrences.

The Tak Bai murder occurred while Ms Paetongtarn’s parents Thaksin was perfect minister. He apologised for the event two years ago, but he refused to accept any responsibility for what occurred.

78 people were killed or suffocated while being loaded onto bottom of one another in military trucks on a five-hour push from Narathiwat to an military tent in Pattani, which attracted widespread condemnation.

Thousands of Muslim defendants who had previously been detained after a demonstration outside the Tak Bai police station were among those who died. Around 1,200 people had gathered there to desire the release of six of their colleagues from confinement. A fight ensued and authorities fired into the throng, killing seven.

Every case against security officers involved in the incidents has failed, including two in the last two decades. Friday night at midnight, the statute of limitations expires.

A court in Narathiwat accepted a criminal lawsuit brought by survivors ‘ communities in August, including a retired general and a Pheu Thai MP, but they all failed to appear at a hearing. The attorney-general filed a separate case against eight other personnel last month, but it has n’t made any progress.

Ms Paetongtarn said the event should not be politicised, adding that the 20-year statue of limitations could not be extended because it would be a violation of the law, according to the Council of State, the president’s constitutional advisory body.

Thai authorities have claimed to be constantly tracking all 14 suspects and have distributed Interpol red finds.

” Although the situation is expiring, story and memories do not”, Ratsada Manooratsada a lawyer for the patients ‘ people told Reuters.

“( The families ) will never forget because the perpetrators were not brought to justice” .&nbsp,

Gen Pisal Wattanawongkiri, who was the captain of the 4th Army Region over the southern counties in 2004, is the most well-known figure in the first situation. He had been a long-time companion of Thaksin and had been claiming political immunity from having to appear in court. He was until recently a member of the Pheu Thai listing.

Gen Pisal, 78, reportedly traveled overseas for medical care and has stated that he will travel back to Thailand on October 30. He resigned from the Pheu Thai Party in a text and is no longer an MP.

The seven officials involved in issuing and carrying out the purchases that resulted in the deaths of the protesters are the first Tak Bai cases. The prisoners ‘ transport from Narathiwat to Pattani was handled by military truck drivers, along with Maj. Gen. Chaloemchai Wirunpetch, the 5th Infantry Division’s current chief. He is likewise given the initial event name.

Inhabitants of 11 dwellings refuse to leave and work manager’s lawyer files complaint

Authorities on Koh Samui, a visitor island, are attempting to demolish 11 luxury villas once more after their initial attempt earlier this week failed.

Initial plans for the Ariya House project in Tambon Maret to start on Monday were changed, but due to the project owner’s protest, the demolition work was delayed.

Following an attempt from Nanthawat Charoenwan, lieutenant governor of Surat Thani, the procedure was resumed on Wednesday. He gave the order to Koh Samui president Ramnet Jaikwang to impose the operational authority and have the buildings destroyed in his ability as acting governor.

Officers arrived there to find the 11 palaces occupied. The residents of the building did not give any details about themselves. Through the doors, local authorities contacted them about the destruction order and requested that they evict the buildings.

Mr. Ramnet claimed that when the lieutenant governor gave him instructions to uphold his managerial authority, he claimed that local police had been alerted to the blockage on Monday and that they were prepared to file a formal complaint.

According to the governor, he gave legal professional Panlop Meepian the task of supervising the demolition process after receiving a statewide authority’s order.

According to Mr. Panlop, a demolition notice was posted on the property and that those who did n’t comply would face legal action. He claimed that the city do employ a company to carry out the destruction project, which is estimated to cost 11 million ringgit.

While officials from related companies observed, administrative authorities, police, and troops were dispatched to provide protection and aid the job.

In the interim, a lawyer for the job user has filed a complaint with the police for alleged trespassing against the officials.

The initiative, comprising 34 comfort residences, is operated by BS 2 Brothers Co.

The Office of the Ombudsman received a problem about illegal building in 2019. 11 villas were constructed in violation of the approved pattern, according to a later investigation.

They were ordered demolished, but the job landlord did not comply.

Six people and Charn Phuangphet were found guilty in 2011 of illegally purchasing flood-relief products.

Charn Phuangphet, a seasoned Pathum Thani legislator, and six people have each received 7.5 years in prison for defrauding of funds through fraud.

In the Region 1 Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct cases, a former long-time leader of the Pathum Thani provincial administrative organization ( PAO ) was handed down the sentence against Charn on Thursday.

He and his co-defendants were found guilty of corruption and misconduct in connection with their jobs in the 2011 procurement of about a million baht worth of flood-relief resources while Charn was the Pathum Thani PAO key.

They were originally given 10 times each, but the sentences were shortened as a result of their cooperation when the jury conducted the standing trial.

Before the National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC ) began an investigation into his alleged misconduct, Charn served as the Pathum Thani PAO for four consecutive terms.

In March 2021, the NACC concluded its research and determined there were grounds to believe that the seven had, as suspected, engaged in wrongdoing. The situation was finally brought before court.

In 2011, when Bangkok and the surrounding regions were experiencing the worst storms in decades, misbehavior was committed, according to the NACC research.

Charn, who purportedly carried the Pheu Thai Party symbol, contested the vote for Pathum Thani PAO president on June 30 this year. He narrowly defeated Pol Lt Gen Kamronwit, who ran on the Khon Rak Pathum ( Love Pathum ) ticket.

Charn’s triumph was marred by claims that he had violated the election laws by organizing a feast to woo citizens prior to the election day in addition to the 2011 misconduct event, which was still being heard at the time.

After finding him guilty of violating the election law, the Election Commission (EC ) suspended Charn while awaiting a court ruling in the corruption case.

A fresh election was held on Sept 22 and won by Pol Lt Gen Kamronwit.

Sirinadda Hakparn is accused of breaking into a condominium and stealing B7.5 million worth of items.

Surachate” Large Joke” Hakparn’s wife reported to the police on Thursday to face a charge of stealing assets worthwhile$ 5.7 million from a property room.

After the Phra Khanong Criminal Court granted her arrest warrant, Sirinadda Hakparn, accompanied by a lawyer, made an appearance at the Bangkok police station at 2.40pm to join with prosecutors.

Investigators pressed her for details upon her appearance at the place, including the alleged use of a keycard to start a shared area. ” It’s not true. Before meeting with prosecutors, Ms. Sirinadda said,” I will attribute my lawyer to handle any problems that cause damage.

Thanattha Yodyiam, 50, a particular teacher at the Royal Police Cadet Academy in Sam Phran city of Nakhon Pathom, lodged a complaint with the police on October 20 accusing Ms. Sirinadda of fraud from her place in the Green Condo on Sukhumvit Soi 101 in Bangkok’s Phra Khanong area.

The plaintiff claimed that she and her husband Pheemphot Nomchobphitak resided in a condominium in the Salaya area of Nakhon Pathom, which was close to their place of employment, the police cadet academy.

The reported robbery occurred at about 2pm on Aug 18 this month, according to the problem. Ms. Thanattha asked her brother Phongphat Voraket to take some things out of her place at the Green Condo on that day. Upon emerging from the &nbsp, floor, he saw Ms Sirinadda using a keycard to open the door.

Mr. Phongphat e-mailed his uncle after she returned from Nakhon Pathom to check on her things at the Bangkok apartments. She found that gold ornaments weighing 120 baht ( 1.8 kilogrammes ) and 600, 000 baht in cash had disappeared. The costs totalled 5.7 million ringgit.

Ms. Thanattha claimed that she and her father planned to throw a bridal party in February. They tied the knot in May of this year.

She claimed that she had tried to reach Ms. Sirinadda in useless using both Phone and Line. She then attempted to hand-deliver the items to Ms. Sirinadda’s house on September 17 in a letter asking for their gain. According to Ms. Thanattha, a security guard instructed her to give it to a police commander who was manning the home of Pol Gen Surachate.

But, no possessions were returned, and she eventually filed the officers problem. &nbsp,

According to a source with knowledge of the case, Ms. Thanattha’s partner was a police officer and previously worked for Pol Gen Surachate.

Ms Sirinadda, 50, comes from success, as the child of a Songkhla merchant who made his fortune in bus travel. Her father started his police job in Songkhla there as well.

Pol Gen Surachate, a former assistant federal police chief who was seen as a front-runner for the mayor’s place, was dismissed from the power in August.

The expulsion purchase was based on allegations that he was a part of an online gambling industry, which are still being looked into.

While authorities build scam cases, DSI investigators will concentrate on reported money-laundering.

The image Group’s direct selling business is being investigated by the Department of Special Investigation in connection with the fraud situation.

Acting director-general Pol Maj Yutthana Phraedam said on Thursday that the DSI is authorized to look into alleged fraud of income worth 300 million baht and above.

He claimed that the DSI entered the sign situation because it believed patients ‘ funds were used for buying and selling things. That was equivalent to property change, he said.

According to Pol Maj Yutthana, the DSI anticipates filing charges of money-laundering against 18 imprisoned defendants in the case and others who might eventually be detained.

He said the police would continue to look into alleged common fraud and other criminal crimes in the case.

On Wednesday, according to police, 606 people reported complaints about losses totaling$ 2.26 billion ringgit related to the image business.

The company’s main focus was on nutrition supplement direct marketing. By providing 100 baht worth of e-commerce education seminars, it attracted a lot of people, who were then encouraged to purchase goods to sell.

There were several different retailers who sold the goods. Some customers complained to the authorities that they were unable to get all of the goods they had ordered and paid for. Some claim that the team concentrated more on the hiring of new sellers than on product development.

The image Group had a full of 368, 257 people, CEO Warathaphon” Boss Paul” Waratyaworrakul told local press before his arrest last month. Of the full, 285, 833 are “distributors” who paid 2, 500 baht, 43, 976 are” bosses” who paid 25, 000 baht, 6, 476 are “mini-dealers” who paid 50, 000 ringgit, and 31, 972 are “dealers” who paid 250, 000 baht.

On Wednesday night, a lion was spotted waiting for its prey on a street in the province of Phetchaburi’s Kaeng Krachan National Park.

On Thursday night, park staff assigned to the Bang Krang place reported finding the lion walking and relaxing in the middle of a street between kilometre signs 13 and 14 inside the playground.

They also audibly aud the shouts of animal as if they were in danger. The staff members were able to see the leopard’s behavior while parking their patrol car in the area, which they thought might be deer hunting. Shortly afterwards, the lion walked towards a jungle, said Mr Mongkol.

The lion had a gap on its right neck, so it was the same one that was &nbsp earlier seen relaxing on a path at kilometre indicator 14 on October 15. He claimed that the bird has frequently been seen in the park’s vicinity between kilometres 11 and 14.

This indicated that this section of the road was a great place for langurs, who frequently climbed branches to get food, to kill victim.

The lion and a dark panther’s numerous sightings also demonstrated the balance of the food chain for both carnivores and their prey, according to Mr. Mongkol.

( Video: Kaeng Krachan National Park Facebook )

A hidden chamber on the roof of a visit van near the border in Songkhla province was where 100 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine were discovered.

The vehicle was arrested and two other suspects, some even driving a vehicle with a concealed compartment in the roof, were afterwards even apprehended.

The journey de closely followed the tour vehicle as it headed south, with officials from Southern Border Provinces Investigation Division Subdivision 2 and Office of the Narcotics Control Board’s Region 9. The arresting team reported on Thursday that they had it intercepted at the Khuan Meed security checkpoint in Songkhla’s Chana district’s tambon Khuan Meed.

100 kg of crystal meth was discovered in a hidden compartment in the roof during a van search. The 30-year-old driver was arrested. Police did not reveal his name&nbsp,

The driver allegedly admitted during questioning that he was delivering the drugs from Bangkok to Narathiwat’s border town of Sungai Kolok. &nbsp,

The officers later arrested two more suspects. One, a 51-year-old, was arrested in Muang district of Narathiwat. He allegedly was traveling by van to collect the drugs from the first suspect. &nbsp, A search revealed there was a secret compartment in the van’s roof.

The third suspect, aged 38 years, was arrested in Sungai Kolok district police said, but gave no further details. &nbsp,

The 100 kilogrammes of crystal meth that were seized in Malaysia were estimated to be worth about 20 million baht, but it would be two or three times as much, according to police.

Authorities impounded the suspects ‘ assets for further investigation. They included seven vehicles, six blocks of land, 40, 000 baht cash, 12, 230 ringgit and two pistols. &nbsp,

The trio was accused of collusion, possession of illegal drugs with the intention to sell, and other related crimes. All were held in custody for legal action, police said.

BURI RAM: On Wednesday night, a vehicle collided with a roadside energy pole, causing the driver to fall out of the car and fall through the roof of a local store. &nbsp,

The incident occurred about 7.57pm on roadway 226 in Muang area. Emergency responders found the 43-year-old vehicle, identified only as Ratchakorn, lying unconscious on the ground under the marble buy awning with a very poor signal. &nbsp,

She was taken to Buri Ram clinic, where she was later declared dead, according to Buri Ram Sawang Janyatham Rescue, but she refused to respond to first support.

The driver reportedly fell through the sheet metal awning ceiling and was thrown from the car after it hit a electricity shaft. The roof had a significant gap torn off. &nbsp,

The struck strength mast was broken into three parts and the vehicle was discovered upside down.

The significant gap left in the roof of the store awning following Wednesday night’s deadly crash in Buri Ram. ( Photo: Buri Ram Sawang Janyatham Rescue )