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Progress on the terminal a positive sign as enhancements costing 4.4 billion ringgit are ongoing

The opposition’s Women’s Party has pledged to continue monitoring the Trang airport‘s 4.4 billion baht development tasks, which are currently anticipated to be at least partially finished next month.

One of the four tasks is scheduled to be finished in June, according to Rukchanok Srinork, a group MP for Bangkok and a member of the House committee monitoring state budget investing. The prior company had abandoned the project when it was 98 % complete.

She stated that a fresh company was chosen to take over and that work is slated to begin immediately. A new passenger terminal building is the subject of” Project 2,” which is worth$ 1.06 billion baht.

” Happy greetings to the Trang population. One more of the numerous long-awaited federal jobs is about to be crossed off the list, according to Ms. Rukchanok.

Members of the committee recently traveled to the southern province to check on progress there and at various long-overdue projects abroad, according to Ms. Rukchanok. The commission conducted an investigation into the difficulties that were causing the aircraft projects prior to the visit.

The main reason, according to Danai Ruengsorn, director-general of the Department of Airports, was the original company quitting the project.

According to him, the ministry has since terminated that agreement and signed a new agreement to finish Project 2. Project 2 will cost 34 million baht. A safety payment of 53 million baht, which the preceding company had forfeited, has been kept.

By the end of June, the fresh contractor will have finished completing the work, opening the terminal for local airlines. By October, Mr. Danai said, the whole connector, which offers both domestic and international flights, is anticipated to get operational.

According to Ms. Rukchanok, the last project involves the installation of a baggage-handling structure and management software.

With a finances of 678.4 million baht, Project 1— airport support, a new tarmac and apron, and electrical systems, she said, is then perfect.

With a expenditure of 1.77 billion ringgit and a plan to extend the runway, add electronic devices, and build another system, Project 3 is 37 % finished. Additionally, the MP reported that Project 4 on the property eviction for the expanded runway is 51 % finished, up from about 30 % earlier this year.

An additional 600 million ringgit is required to complete the project, according to Ms. Rukchanok, despite the fact that the original budget was 868.8 million rmb, which has already been used up.

A kid child’s remains were discovered feeding on a monitor lizard in the Bang Phli district’s staff ‘ cover area.

Around 1pm on Tuesday, the revelation was reported to Bang Kaeo authorities place. The terrible discovery was in Racha Thewa’s Soi King Kaew 28.

The Ruamkatanyu Foundation sent rescuers to the field. The child’s lower body and head were discovered in a lush place by them. The body’s lower region was missing. ( continues below )

The reptile that watches. ( Photo: NAKON45 อัญวุฒ ิ โพธิ์อำไพ )

The blog is hidden behind a number of rented out properties, mostly occupied by migrant workers.

Officials speculated that the child was found by the eager check lizard, the mother was unable to care for it, and the girl was abandoned shortly after birth.

Local people reported seeing the bird dragging things. Its mother’s system was confirmed by closer examination.

They expelled the snake and reported the find. It remained close to the site, though. The region was carefully approached by volunteers. ( continues below )

Rescuers at the scene ( Photo: NAKON45 อัญวุฒ ิ โพธิ์อำไพ )

The bones were transported to Chakri Naruebodindra Medical Institute for forensic analysis to determine the dying reason. The child had no signs of breakdown and was little.

The mother’s family is being sought after by authorities. If it is established that the child was still alive when it was abandoned, she may face legal action, according to authorities.

Tawee instructed to halt oversight of the watchdog body into vote-rigging pending decision on lawmakers ‘ complaints.

Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong’s supervision of the Department of Special Investigation ( DSI) has been suspended by the Constitutional Court due to allegations that he abused his position by allowing it to investigate vote-rigging in the Senate election of last year.

Additionally, Pol Col Tawee was given the order to resign from his position as deputy chairman of the DSI specific instances committee, which approved a probe that irritated numerous senators.

A group of 92 lawmakers petitioned the court to act on Wednesday whether Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai and Pol Col Tawee may lose their jobs because they allegedly interfered with the Senate election process in March.

The petition asks to know whether the ministers ‘ actions, particularly those in Article 170, Paragraph 1( 4 ), infringed on the constitution.

The lawmakers have accused both ministers of abuse of power by using the DSI to destroy the Commission’s democracy, which has been the subject of independent investigations of its own.

The jury unanimously decided that Mr. Phumtham’s appointment as deputy prime minister, who oversees national security issues, was based on a lack of a reasonable suspicion.

But, it determined that there were justifiable grounds for Pol Col Tawee’s suspension, who had power over legal employees at the Ministry of Justice, including the DSI, from responsibilities that included his responsibilities over the DSI and the particular situations commission.

The disqualification will continue until the jury renders a final decision in the matter.

Six of 53 legislators who are being investigated for vote-rigging were next year served subpoenas from the Election Commission and the DSI.

The DSI announced this week that it had identified up to 1,200 potential participants in the election’s manipulation next year.

It has been suggested that the claims are directed at “blue union” senators, which is a significant group connected to the second-largest group in the federal coalition, the Bhumjaithai Party.

The last Senate vote on June 26 resulted in some strange outcomes, most importantly a significant proportion of candidates from regions with solid electoral prospects.

Five members of a one family in Phetchabun state have been taken into watchful care following reports that they were used to produce pornographic videos that were sold through a Line chat group.

The family, 34, who has nine children overall, is the subject of the situation.

After receiving concerns from&nbsp, the community, The Pen Nueng Foundation, in cooperation with the Phetchabun Shelter for Children and Families, came to the rescue.

After being removed from the home and taken to a doctor for real investigations, the five children, all under the age of 18, were then taken. &nbsp,

It is said that the eldest sister allegedly used this role to get people to buy the obvious video.

The parents has refuted the charges, claiming that the movie clips were digitally altered. However, the family insisted that her daughter had been framed by evil spirits who had gathered up old footage to create a fake narrative.

The oldest child initially denied having any presence, but she later admitted when confronted with evidence, according to authorities.

Police are currently reviewing the movie content and following the money road.

Legal proceedings did ensue if the information is verified to be true. The kids will be brought back to the family if they are discovered to be made or altered, and more security assistance will be provided to ensure their safety and well-being. &nbsp,

According to police, tools taken from Real Corp locations in Phitsanulok was disassembled for resale.

Police have detained three men after they allegedly stole Real Corporation’s signal transmission equipment from them from Phitsanulok and local provinces, which was being disassembled for selling, causing transmission disruptions and causing losses of an estimated 20 million baht.

Officials tracked a delivery truck that had appeared on surveillance video in Phitsanulok, according to Pol Lt Col Kittisak Durongwibun, chief of Provincial Police Region 6, after the offenders were detained at a home in Lam Luk Ka city of Pathum Thani state on Wednesday.

Voun Baythavong, 26, Sonchay Sengmala, 25, and Thanapong Pimthuad, 32, both from Laos, were identified as Lao citizens. According to the officers, they were Real Corp. sub-contract staff.

36 center channel transmitting boxes and 100 kilos of copper cable were discovered on the premises.

In Phitsanulok, Sukhothai, and the adjacent provinces, one hundred kilogrammes of brass wire were found along with other items of value. ( Chinnawat Singha )

The Chinese suspects, according to investigators, have admitted to stealing equipment from the telecom company in the near Sukhothai province and the Phrom Phiram district of Phitsanulok.

The stolen technology was subsequently sold to Mr. Thanapong, who would tear it into pieces for sale, removing any gold and melted it for sale. Additionally, another pieces were sold to agents, even in other nations.

According to Pol Lt Col Kittisak, the incidents caused message disruptions in the regions and adjacent areas, which cost about 20 million ringgit in damages.

He continued that an analysis is being conducted into those who are suspected of being involved in the operation.

A drunken park rangers who was trying to enter a bush shot and wounded his colleagues before he himself was shot in Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary, Chiang Mai, on Wednesday morning.

Around 9am on Wednesday, Chiang Dao’s police chief, Pol Col Seksan Khankhamnanta, received a statement of the firing at the Phatang Forest Protection Unit. Authorities were immediately dispatched to the field to conduct an investigation.

Three crippled men were discovered at the station. The system captain, Chawalit Nokham, a park rangers, who was shot in the left foot, and Sathaporn Kongmuang, a park ranger, who was shot in the left side, were all killed in the left foot, with the gun passing through. To Chiang Dao Hospital were all three taken.

Investigators discovered that Mr. Sathaporn was the initiator. When he approached the checkpoint with a gun and went into the forest, he was drunk and incoherent. &nbsp,

His coworkers tried to stop him after seeing his drunken state, but he ignored them and shot multiple times, injuring two. Then, in self defense, other rangers shot back, inflicting harm on Mr. Sathaporn.

Further investigation revealed that Mr. Sathaporn had just returned from a two-night forest patrol in Doi Luang Chiang Dao and had been heavily drinking at his residence before leaving the checkpoint.

He was formally detained for legal proceedings and investigation.