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Two Burmese construction workers who are still missing after a disaster buried their casket on the holiday island of Koh Samui early on Sunday are being battling it out with save workers and soldiers.

At 4am, the disaster struck the laborers ‘ camp at a hotel development initiative on the slope of a hill in Soi Hima Thong of tambon Maret. &nbsp,

Eight employees at the Samui Rescue Center were sleeping when they heard a loud sound and discovered one of the tents had been submerged in the mud, according to Pornchai Subprasert, the camp’s director. &nbsp,

” First, the two missing Myanmar were partially buried and were shouting for aid. The employees tried to remove them, but when another disaster completely wiped them out, Mr. Pornchai said, they had to flee the scene. &nbsp,

The missing workers were not found by rescuers, soldiers, or construction workers who were equipped with a smaller shovel. They were moving with caution because the place was also unstable and possible more rain would cause mudslides. &nbsp, &nbsp,

The Hydro-Informatics Institute ( HII ) had recorded more than 200mm of rain on Koh Samui 24 hours before the incident. The Department of Mineral Resources issued a warning on Saturday that both Koh Samui and Koh Phangan, which is close to being a major isle, were in moderate to high risk of floods. &nbsp,

A 40-year-old girl was detained in Chaiyaphum state on suspicion of defrauding Thai-British beauty queen Charlotte Austin of$ 4 million by opening a pony bank account for a scam group operating out of Cambodia.

Pol Lt Gen Trairong Phewphan, acting director of the&nbsp, Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau, said on Sunday that the person suspect, identified just as Parichat, was arrested at a home in the northern province of Chaiyaphum on Saturday.

The girl and her father had been illegally brought into Cambodia from Sa Kaeo state a few days before the charm monarch was deceived, according to the acting director.

On Thai land, the person think was brought to a tower where a Chinese-led rip-off group operated. She was hired for 3,500 ringgit to opened a bank account for the group. In order to open the account, the suspect had her mouth scanned inside the tower.

The suspect claimed to have spoken to about 20 Thai citizens in the tower, which also contained fake Thai authorities ‘ pretending to be scammers.

According to Pol Lt. Gen. Trairong, Ms. Austin’s money was transferred to Ms. Parichat’s accounts, converted into digital wealth, and forwarded to a Chinese suspect’s account. An investigation into the situation was continuing, he said.

A person claiming to be a Department of Special Investigation established called on December 7 and Ms. Austin claimed to have received the call last Tuesday.

He informed her that she was suspected of laundering cash in a Stark Corporation scandal-hit event. The visitor ordered her to move 4 million ringgit so that “authorities” was check whether she was innocent.

The 25-year-old 5th runner-up of Miss Grand Thailand in 2022 followed the instructions. She made three payments worth a total of 4 million baht, but she never received her money up as promised.

In the Vajiralongkorn pond, nine Myanmar nationals are being detained on a speedboat.

Five Chinese males aged 34-61 were arrested in Bangkok’s Huay Khwang area, dubbed” Little China”, while working improperly at a tower construction site.

Li Guahao, 36, Li Kaiwen, 61, Li Degao, 58, Feng Guayan, 41, and Tang Xianiao, 34 were arrested at a tower construction site on Ratchadaphisek Road in Hua Khwang at about 5.30pm on Saturday.

The five Chinese people, according to police, were on tourist visa but were employed improperly at the construction site, earning about 2,200 baht per day. Some of them used a shovel to evict the walls of an old structure it.

Bangkok’s Huay Khwang area is dubbed” Little China” because there are many Chinese-funded firms there.

In the Thong Pha Phum city of Kanchanaburi, military earlier on Saturday stopped a machine boat carrying nine improper Myanmar workers.

Authorities arrested the migrants along with two Thai males, both natives of Kanchanaburi’s Sangkhlaburi city. According to the officers, they charged each illegal immigrant with 700 ringgit for a journey from Sangkhlaburi’s Thong Phae Phum district’s Tha Phae Pier.

Some of the illegal workers said they wanted to work in different Thai regions farther from the frontier, and had each paid 10, 000-13, 000 ringgit to human smugglers. According to other Myanmar workers, they paid 139,000 ringgit each to travel to Malaysia to find work.

On Saturday, improper Myanmar migrants were detained on a ship in Kanchanaburi’s Vajiralongkorn dam tank. ( Photo: Piyarach Chongcharoen )

According to a poll conducted by the National Institute of Development Administration, or NIDA Poll, the majority of Bangkok residents support the capital’s proposed traffic congestion cost, but they also support its fresh garbage collection charge, which aims to encourage spend separation.

On November 27 through to November 29, the Nida Poll was conducted by phone conversations with 1, 310 Bangkok residents with ages 18 and over who had several levels of education, income, and occupations to find out what their thoughts were on the state’s two new measures.

To raise money to pay for a smooth 20-baht suffer coverage for all electronic road lines in Greater Bangkok, the Transport Ministry has suggested imposing a congestion charge of 40 to 50 baht on drivers who enter interior Bangkok roads.

Bangkok ‘s&nbsp, new&nbsp, garbage collection architecture, powerful next June, will charge 20 baht a month for families that produce less than four kilos of waste per day and split their misuse, or 60 baht then.

Asked for their thoughts on the congestion fee plan, 49.92 % of respondents said they strongly disagreed with it, 18.24 % moderately disagreed, 17.10 definitely agreed, 13.98 % moderately agreed, and 0.76 % did not answer or were not interested.

Asked if the plan would be successful, 55.50 % said it would definitely not be successful, 28.47 % moderately unsuccessful, 12.29 % moderately successful, 2.44 % definitely successful, and 1.30 % did not know or were not interested.

When asked about the new garbage collection fee, 50.31 % respondents strongly agreed, 23.66 % moderately agreed, 15.73 % strongly disagreed, and 10.30 % moderately disagreed.

Asked how cooperative Bangkokians would be to the waste collection fee next June, 44.81 % of respondents said they would not fully cooperate, 28.93 % moderately cooperative, 15.65 % not cooperative at all, 9.69 % very cooperative, and 0.92 % did not know or were not interested. &nbsp,

A Saudi Arabian couple was carefully saved after their Jet Ski capsized a few kilometers off Jomtien shore.

Alamri Abdulrahman Mahdi, 26, swam to Jomtien beach at 12.36 a.m. on Saturday, and rescue workers were informed of the event. The sluggish gentleman, who was wearing a life coat, called citizens to aid his wife who was moored abroad in their occupied Jet Ski car.

The Jet Ski was reportedly rented by Mr. Mahdi for an afternoon on Friday night when it capsized abroad. They floated in the water for about five days before he finally made the decision to head to the beach and seek assistance.

Alamri Atheer Saeed, a member of the rescue crew, was later discovered floating about two kilometers from Jomtien shore. The trembling and exhausted person had managed to stay afloat using the aid of a life jacket.

The pair embraced each other at their seaside reunion, and tourists and locals yelled out violently.