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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.

Deputy Commerce Minister Suchart Chomklin vowed to sue two People’s Party ( PP ) MPs who linked him to the contentious purchase of a building in Bangkok by the Social Security Office ( SSO ).

Previous employment secretary Mr. Suchart claimed on Monday that PP MPs Sahassawat Kumkong and Rukchanok Srinork falsely reported the order of the SKYY9 Centre and had seriously harmed his reputation.

While Mr. Suchart was the party’s labor minister, according to Ms. Rukchanok, the seven-billion bass buy of the SKYY9 Centre was being pursued.

The building’s administration also claimed that the MP had suffered different errors and losses. The building’s gross income in last year was 40 million ringgit, which is even less than the management’s 50 million baht.

However, Mr. Sahassawat claimed that the workers minister at the time was discovered to be having assigned a near aide to a council with responsibility for opportunities, including the building’s order.

According to Mr. Suchart, he promised to report a libel lawsuit against them in accordance with the Computer Crime Act.

He criticized the MPs for making false accusations without providing adequate evidence, saying they could have debated it in a no-confidence debate or raised the issue.

According to him, the chancellor may engage in SSO investments because the building was evaluated by a business that is registered with the share exchange and has a conflict of interest.

The secretary disputed that the SSO had any knowledge of the SSO’s alleged purchase of another tower in the Ratchadaphisek neighborhood and that the inquiry should be sent to the SSO table.

” If the SSO investment isn’t appropriate, it should be looked into by the appropriate agencies. It was harm if someone conducts the investigation without having the necessary knowledge.

Mr. Suchart, who is currently with the United Thai Nation Party, said,” This petition will be settled in court and there will be no conversations.”

The tower had been abandoned during the 1997 Asian financial crisis, according to Ms. Rukchanok. The Social Security Fund ( SSF ) was making its regulations when a company then purchased and renovated the building, which may have resulted in the later purchase of parts of the fund.

According to Mr. Sahassawat, the tower was purchased through a confidence. This building’s purchase generated about 70 % of the faith.

Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra downplayed the US’s sanctions against Thai authorities for their part in the deportation of at least 40 Tamils to China next month.

He claimed on Monday that US authorities had relied on outdated information and that the deportation was constitutional and in line with international and philanthropic standards.

The Separatists had been detained for illegal access for 11 years, according to Thaksin, and no nation had stepped ahead to provide them protection.

” Neither the US nor Europe gave them house.” They should have been reunited with their communities because China assured them they haven’t face charges after their return, he said.

The original premier responded when asked how to persuade the US to reconsider its position, saying that the country now comprehends the situation, but that international politics may be difficult. The US sanctions came after a resolution of the European Parliament that condemned Thailand for the Uyghurs ‘ imprisonment and related issues with the stability qualifications law.

He stated that while the European Parliament criticized Thailand over the situation, free trade discussions continued and that the state may apply political channels to resolve the issue.

” There is nothing to be concerned about.” Don’t worry about it either, he said if I’m not worried.

Concerns about the US visa bans on government ministries and prime ministers were brushed aside by Thaksin.

” That is not a trouble,” the statement read. Everything is everlasting. We clarify it if they don’t know. He claimed that there is nothing to fret about.

When questioned about whether a visit may be required to address the issue, he responded that speech could take place across a variety of levels.

In the meantime, Vice Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai reported on Monday that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had addressed the concerns over the imprisonment of Separatists.

A Thai Catholic school director disputes the claims that a Burmese area in the state is” slum” as he has been called by a foreign YouTuber.

A recent movie from the YouTube channel Ride with Gabi showing a” Myanmar tenement in Phuket” features a sizable Myanmar immigrant group in the southwestern province, which has sparked discussion.

The film purports to show Myanmar employees living in a remote and underdeveloped area. There is a class whose chairman is a federal from Myanmar and they pay around 3,600 baht per month for rent, including services. The school provides free training, dishes, and air-conditioned schools for the workers ‘ children.

The Good Shepherd Sisters Thailand’s center in Phuket, Lakana Sukhsuchit, who made the comment on the picture, claimed that the area wasn’t a” ghetto” as it was depicted. She noted that the name’s untidiness as a fishing area may be to blame.

” I can ensure that this neighborhood is never a slum, as the YouTuber claimed. It’s simply a group of fishermen who reside close to the sea where they can get fish, according to Sister Lakana.

For more than ten years, The Great Shepherd Sisters have provided education and other assistance to the area. Most of the time, she said, are employed in the fishing industry and can survive on unsustainable incomes.

According to Sister Lakana, 395 students enrolled at the university next month, between 5 and 17 years old. The majority of the kids are Burmese, but some are from the Mon or Karen tribal groups. Some people enter Myanmar’s port city of Dawei.

The center’s education, according to the nun, focuses on teaching Burmese and English, as well as helping immigrant children changeover into Thai schools.

The film reportedly raised safety issues for Thai agencies, according to some press reports. Since Sunday, regional officials have been residing in the area.

Sister Lakana stated that her organization is working to prevent the territory from becoming a problem when immigrant children enter. They can continue to make a positive impact on society by getting excellent training and principles, she said.

The opposition’s People’s Party ( PP ) on Monday submitted a revised no-confidence motion against former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra with the name omitted.

Opposition head Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut told Parliament President Wan Muhamad Noor Matha he had presented the revised condemnation activity.

He claimed that he believed Mr. Wan will put the revised action on legislature’s agenda and that the censure debate should go as scheduled on Monday. Thaskin’s name was changed to” a family member.”

Prior to now, Mr. Wan had earlier warned the opposition against calling an observer if it wanted the condemnation argument to proceed.

He informed Mr. Natthaphong that the motion’s guide to Ms. Paetongtarn’s parents must be taken out.

He claimed that making a direct reference to Thaksin, an outsider, would violate legislative meeting regulation No. 1. 176 that stated that a later discussion should be avoided if a third person is mentioned in a reprimand motion.

The president of the parliament also warned that a draft movement was bring legal action against him and other lawmakers for defamation.

The PP stated in a speech that it would reveal key agreements made during this administration’s tenure that sought to gain the wealthy at the expense of the public during the conversation on Monday.

According to Thakin,” Offers were reached to help people to return home.” According to the PP,” Ms. Paetongtarn’s appointment as prime minister was likewise attained by a bargain.”

The main opposition party added that the government’s 10-millibaht money handout, military reforms, and progress on policy amendment amendment issues would not be addressed at the no-confidence debate.

It criticized the electric pocket flyer system, claiming that it was in total contrast to what Pheu Thai had promised citizens during the 2023 election campaign. The PP claimed that as the cost of living keeps rising, the socioeconomic development is lower than in other Asean nations.

Additionally, the president’s commitment to reform the government turns out to be an empty guarantee because, according to the party, the armed troops are still “off-limits” to a civilian government. Further, it continued to state that little progress has been made in changing the contract, despite the fact that social offenders are also denied bail.

The party stated that they would like the public to see the March 24 debate, which will reveal all of the hidden deals.