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One inventory found behind the police station in the” bite” for months, and the Thai employer is still at large.

On Tuesday, police searched 10 locations in Nonthaburi state and found about 260, 000 illegal Chinese-made cigarettes, vape pipes, and relevant goods worth about 130 million baht in total.

In order to conduct” Activity Smoke Out,” searches were conducted at five stores and five homes in Nonthaburi.

At one of the plundered warehouses in the Bang Bua Thong area of Nonthaburi, Pol Maj Gen Samran Nuanma, an associate federal police chief, claimed two men were detained.

He claimed that the activity came after an eight-month sting operation that targeted shops in more than 100 stores nationwide.

” The people who were arrested were all inventory bosses,” they said. We think that one Thai male still lives in the country from the 10 qualities where the items were discovered, according to Pol Maj Gen Samran.

The two imprisoned people were paid$ 20,000 per month to encircle the warehouse. He claimed that the seized smoke pipes, e-cigarettes, and related products, including e-liquid, were illegally imported from China through Chon Buri province’s Laem Chabang interface.

They were priced at more than 100 stores across the nation and were intended to be delivered to internet shoppers.

Metropolitan Police Bureau director Pol Lt Gen Sayam Boonsom claimed that police focused their research on the source systems that were present on websites and in Line talk rooms.

He claimed that the illicit goods were delivered via email and sold in stores after that.

Writers inquired as to whether any police officials were present, noting that the interviewer’s talking space was located behind the Nonthaburi Bang Bua Thong police station.

The ex-wife of a police officer was reportedly renting out one of the warehouses and conscious of the illegal business that was occurring there.

One of the websites involved, vapequeenzstore .com, was identified by Pol Maj Gen Noppasin Pulsawat, deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau. It was” under preservation,” according to a search on Tuesday evening. He named a seller Pat.

He claimed that the South even smuggled some of the items into Thailand.

People advised to avoid direct sunlight and consume a lot of fluids.

As the warm season begins, conditions are rising, and health officials are urging people to avoid the sunlight if possible because the heat index has already reached its “dangerous to health” stage.

Conditions of 42-51.9oC were reported in some areas of the heat index for March 5 through March 14 as risky. A senior health official claimed that all residents of the southern, key, eastern, and northeastern regions were in danger.

According to Thiti Sawangtham, assistant director-general of the Department of Health, people should check the temperature estimates, stay outside of the sun whenever possible, and drink water regularly when it’s hot.

According to Dr. Thiti, heat rash, temperature exhaustion, and heat stroke may cause death.

The old, fat, outdoor workers, alcohol drinkers, and those with underlying health issues, including cognitive issues, were among the most delicate groups, he said.

The Department of Meteorological reported on Tuesday that 10 regions in the North had high temperatures of 38 to 39 degrees Celsius on Monday.

Because of the warm air that is now covering parts of the Northeast, cooler temperatures will be expected in the lower part of Thailand through Saturday. According to the review, powerful winds were forecast but less rain was expected.

The temperature had return from March 23 to March 28 to be very popular. There would be sporadic summers storms, particularly from March 29 until the following month. But, it stated that this summer wasn’t anticipated to be as popular as it was last year. &nbsp,

Visitors frequently gathered shells from local military drill sites for sale to scrap dealers, according to investigators.

Following a deadly blast on Tuesday night, authorities in Wang Nam Khieo district have cordoned off the region around a junkyard after discovering numerous explosive shells collected by locals from a local military exercise site.

At 8.45am on Tuesday, a woman was killed and four others were seriously injured in the non-smoking community of tambon Udomsap, which is located 100 meters away from home number 130.

In the substance of the house, weapon experts immediately discovered four old shells, including an M79 rocket, a rocket-propelled bomb, and anti-aircraft weaponry shells. Police from the Udomsap station cordoned off the area. A weapon club was looking for more bombs all the way up.

Somjai Phanomyai, 61, was the person’s surname. She and her 66-year-old partner, Kittisak, were traveling from Buri Ram state to acquire scrap at the home for resale, according to authorities.

Somjai was weighing an artillery tank in a sack when it allegedly hit the scale, according to police, who interrogated witnesses and determined that the tip had a point downwards and detonated the violent when it struck the scale.

Krueawan Sing-ngon, a 52-year-old home owner, and her husband, two scrap collectors, suffered many shrapnel wounds to his head. ( The story continues below )

The garage artillery barrel. ( Photo: Prasit Tangprasert )

The village’s head, Ban Non Srithong, said that two households in her village frequently pick wild vegetables and offer them for piece at a Second Army chisel webpage on Phu Lamyai hill.

After each chisel to collect shells, persons entered the training area, which is located three kilometers away from the village, assuming that the shells had previously exploded, according to the town mind.

This was the first explosion in Ban Non Srithong village, according to Ms. Nitaya,” but similar incidents have occurred in different villages.”

” I have warned people not to collect shells,” I’ve said, but some people were arrogant and believed it would be secure, assuming all shell had currently exploded following each drill.

Kamlai Sanpen, 50, and her father Tharapong Ingpanchakan, 61, were the two wounded trash collectors identified.

Ms. Kamlai’s family, 73-year-old Boonliang Timrat, reported that her daughter and son-in-law frequently gathered fruits and shell casings on Phu Lamyai alongside hundreds of people from nearby villages.

After each round of collecting, they returned with steel piece, and my daughter claimed that she had sold the piece for a great price, according to Ms Boonliang.

She claimed that because she had to spend electricity bills, she did not follow the few to the garage as usual on Tuesday night. Her daughter and son-in-law both suffered severe injuries to their legs and belly.

Researchers check the garage where the explosion occurred, a garage in the Wang Nam Khieo city of Nakhon Ratchasima, on Tuesday night. ( Photo: Prasit Tangprasert )

Local authorities have been given the final order to apply for a judge warrant for the arrest of the 41-year-old European person after the first of a string of reported assaults on dentists.

Nakhon Ratchasima police captain Pol Maj Gen Pirote Khunmuen announced on Tuesday that officers in Jor Hor had been instructed to prepare and submit an application for a judge arrest warrant for the man whose name has not been made public.

On November 30, a female physician in Muang district’s Jor Hor authorities place filed a complaint against the person. After the European punched through a doorway to enter her dental&nbsp, office room, she claimed she was physically and verbally attacked by him. &nbsp,

Another doctors have since filed a number of other assault complaints against the man at Muang police stop, with some of which claim he damaged their products. &nbsp,

Last Friday, last month, the most recent invasion was reported. Doctors expressed fear that they would become the boy’s next prey.

Despite receiving numerous issues, the provincial dentists ‘ culture and members of the public questioned why authorities had for so long failed to take legal action against the person.

According to a police origin, the man was allegedly summoned half to a Jor Hor station for questioning, but he allegedly did not do so.

The complainants ‘ sources claimed that the man had a mental condition but that he had not received care after being informed by the boy’s Thai woman that he had been treated for a mental illness and had not received treatment at the Muang police station.

A garage explosion in the Wang Nam Khieo area on Tuesday morning resulted in one fatality and four other injuries for NAKHON RATCHASIMA.

At 8.45 am, workers were separating waste at an unlicensed house in Ban Non Srithong of tambon Udomsap. Four other persons were receiving treatment for injuries while one woman was killed.

An old army artillery shell was discovered among the remaining scrap by bomb experts. &nbsp,

The trader, according to the police, recently purchased items that locals had taken from a military training area on Wang Nam Khieo’s Phu Lamyai mountain.

The analysis was going on.

The garage artillery barrel. ( Photo: Prasit Tangprasert )

Residents of Narathiwat state have been informed that an old-model Honda coupe that is missing could have been taken by insurgents to make a car bomb. &nbsp,

The municipal public relations company advised people to watch out for the blue Honda Civic, which separatists might improvise by putting explosives in it on Tuesday.

The criminal car’s “iron version” is known as the “iron edition,” which means that its bonnet resembles an iron used to push clothes. From 1992 to 1995, this Political type was produced.

Anyone who spots the car, delight visit 1341, the statement read. &nbsp,

Since the beginning of the Muslim fasting period of Ramadan in the first part of this month, the southern region has seen escalating violence, including automobile weapons. ( continues below )

An illustration of the missing orange Honda Civic sedan, thought to have been taken from separatist rebels to be used as a weapon. ( Photo: Narathiwat Public Relations Office Facebook page )

The most recent incident involving a car weapon happened on Monday. Suyanee Seeba, a volunteer for the defense, was reportedly tipped off by timed bombs when a Suzuki Swift she was driving exploded on Road 4060 as she was leaving the Kapho district office in Pattani. She was able to survive but suffers significant wounds.

One 6-year-old lady was the victim of shrapnel injuring three different people. &nbsp,

Security personnel figured rebels had intended the weapon to explode after she parked the car at the city office, never earlier.

Multiple bombs went off on March 8th at the city office, the Sungai Kolok area in Narathiwat&nbsp, province, and other locations.

According to government Chadchart Sittipunt, City Hall has set a goal of planting 1.06 million plants in Bangkok’s eastern cities by April of next year.

East Bangkok encompasses nine districts, with the most trees planted in Nong Chok district ( 400, 000 ), followed by Klong Sam Wa and Lat Krabang ( 300, 000 ), with the remaining districts having 10, 000 trees each.

The government predicted that farming will be finished by this year in most towns, but the job in Klong Sam Wa is scheduled to get finished in March of next year and Nong Chok a month later, according to the government.

Mr. Chadchart stated that the job will require easy-to-treat trees and that farming areas may have access to water vehicles.

The plants are designated for open spaces close to roads and lakes. He added that neighborhood groups may be contacted to participate in the job.

Nevertheless, he recommended that people stay away from berry trees because they are difficult to care for and the fruit cause a mess when they fall to the ground.

The Department of Environment at City Hall may select the plants to remain planted in different neighborhoods, which might increase the appeal of some holiday destinations. The government added that trees that can capture fine dust should also be taken into account.

In the meantime, Mr. Chadchart stated on Sunday that City Hall is working to make Asok Road’s asphalt better.

He claimed that the street is full of flats, office buildings, and academic institutions, with one close served by the BTS Skytrain and the other finish served by the MRT program. However, the roads along the path were constructed 30 ages ago and are prone to collapse.

Additionally, Mr. Chadchart claimed that the Metropolitan Electricity Authority is still putting powerlines under. City Hall didn’t wait for the MEA to correct the roads because the project has been delayed, he said.

After a photo of its nine-year-old head claiming to be a son of Lord Buddha reappears online, a former Democrat MP Tankhun Jitt-itsara is urging the authorities to take additional action against the so-called mind-connection religion.

On Monday, Mr. Tankhun, the Santi Pracha Dhamma Club chairman, gave evidence to the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD ) against the contentious spiritual group.

A picture of child followers hommage to a child during a new religious ceremony was one of the examples.

The Juvenile and Family Court, in the opinion of Mr. Tankhun, outlawed any broadcasts of videos or photos of the boy’s moral life on all media stations on August 28.

However, for broadcast have just resumed and may be in contravention of the jury order, he said.

Mr. Tankhun also requested that a well-known artist be questioned by the police after she publicly endorsed the child and the cult on March 7.

He claimed that the artist in question, who has held a number of similar positions, may face charges of supporting, supporting, or contributing to the criminal acts prohibited by Area 86 of the Criminal Code, as well as child abuse.

Mr. Tankhun claimed to have filed complaints with the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security as well as the National Office of Buddhism ( NOB).

A Surat Thani judge ordered the teen’s parents to stop the child preaching and to take the child, who they claim has psychic abilities, to see a physician on August 28.

After the government cut power to several areas along the border, Digital Economy and Society ( DES ) Minister Prasert Jantararuangtong reported losses reported from call scams fell by at least 200 million baht.

Since the Thai government cut power, oil, and internet access to border towns suspected of hosting scam groups in Myanmar on February 5, according to Mr. Prasert, the number of reported cybercrime cases has decreased by at least 20 %. Since February 5, 25, 487 cases have been reported, compared to 31, 159 from January 1 to January 1. Before action was taken, there was no activity.

He claimed that call scam problems have decreased by 67 % and that more than 1, 000 cases were filed on average per day before the cut-off.

According to Mr. Prasert, an Anti-Online Murder Centre report revealed that the injury volume from grievances made via its 1441 Hotline in February was 200 million ringgit less than it was in January, or about 30 % less.