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According to some sources, the invasion resulted in four fatalities.

A bomb was thrown into an annual good in the Umphang region of northern Tak state late on Friday evening, killing at least three people and injuring results more. Two teenage Karens were later detained.

The assault occurred at the Red Cross Doi Loyfa good, said Pol Col Supakorn Phiphatphimpha, commander of Umphang officers. Around 11.30pm, the incident was reported to the authorities.

The bomb was thrown in front of a dancing floor where locals and visitors were chanting along. Folks fled for their own protection after the explosion. Some fell to the ground in front of the period, according to police.

The force of the explosion killed two individuals on the spot and injured 56 some, six significantly. After first support was provided by rescue workers, the wounded were rushed to Umphang Hospital.

Three people were reported in Thai internet, but some sources claimed four people died as a result of the invasion.

Manot Phoniam, commander of Umphang city, said the fair was held for seven times, from Dec 8 to Dec 14. &nbsp, Teams of community individuals, officers and men were arranged to beef up security during the occasion, said Mr Manot. &nbsp,

The event featured several show stages, and the attack took place at the standard waltz level, he added.

Two Karen fresh men, 16 and 17, were detained late on Friday evening for questioning regarding their alleged role in the rocket assault, according to a cause close to the police. One of them confessed, while the other denied any involvement.

The Election Commission (EC ) expressed concern about the low voter turnout estimates for the provincial organization ( PAO ) members ‘ national election on February 1.

” The number of voters is expected to be low, but more than 50 % of those eligible]to vote ]”, said EC secretary-general Sawaeng Boonmee on Friday.

He claimed that the EC anticipates a turnout of between 65 and 100 % and that the internet will encourage people to exercise their voting rights.

The Feb. 1 poll is unusual, according to Mr. Sawaeng because it will be the second half of the PAO votes for 29 regions. The PAO elections were called this year after the candidates ‘ early resignations before their words ended on December 19.

Of these counties, 20 have already announced the findings of their votes to find a PAO key.

Only 47 counties may have their PAO key elected on the same day, he said, despite the fact that new PAO members from all 76 regions will be elected on February 1.

Because the votes for the PAO members and leaders were supposed to be held at the same time, he claimed, 29 counties are spending a larger budget than the others.

He added that the two-step vote even affects the administrative work, particularly in Ubon Ratchathani, Uttaradit, Phetchabun and Tak, which did step their Hua president votes in two days.

The new PAO leaders in these four provinces won’t be able to begin working right away, according to Mr. Sawaeng, because the name of their PAO committee would already be over.

These four PAO chairs will have to wait until the novel PAO people ‘ elections on February 1st, he said.

The Transport Ministry wants to invest nearly 300 billion baht in the construction of a number of twin railroad tracks starting next season.

Suriya Jungrungreangkit, the secretary of travel, made the announcement to speed up the completion of the second phase, which will include six dual-track rail projects.

These roads span a complete of 1, 312 km with a mixed expenditure of 298.06 billion baht.

The Finance Ministry and the Office of the National Economic and Social Development Council ( NESDC ) are currently reviewing the projects after receiving budgetary approval from the Budget Bureau.

Comment from both firms is expected by the end of this month, with the commission’s acceptance anticipated by January, Mr Suriya said.

The six dual-track railway routes are Pak Nam Pho-Den Chai ( 281 kilometres, 81.14 billion baht ), Chira Junction-Ubon Ratchathani ( 308km, 44.1 billion baht ), Hat Yai-Padang Besar ( 45km, 7.9 billion baht ), Chumphon-Surat Thani ( 168km, 30.42 billion baht ), Surat Thani-Hat Yai-Songkhla ( 321km, 66.27 billion baht ) and Den Chai-Chiang Mai ( 189km, 68.22 billion baht ).

Also, the second phase of the high-speed rail project connecting Bangkok and Nong Khai, which stretches 357.12km and is for 341 billion ringgit, is under review by the Finance Ministry and the NESDC. The review is anticipated to be finished in two months, with buying anticipated for the following year.

The government also shared the most recent information regarding the construction of a dual-track railway in the northern region connecting Khon Kaen and Nong Khai.

The 28.67-billion-baht contract was recently signed by State Railway of Thailand ( SRT ) governor Veeris Ammarapala and CHO Thavee-AS Construction, a joint venture.

The initiative is in line with the government’s logistics development strategy, which aims to improve rail transport efficiency and connectivity with neighboring nations like Laos and China.

The job includes building a new record opposite to the existing one, spanning 167km, with 14 facilities, four stopping points, three transport terminals and sophisticated message and communications systems. By 2028, execution is anticipated.

Next year, the Transport Ministry plans to invest nearly 300 billion baht to increase a number of twin railroad tracks.

Suriya Jungrungreangkit, the chancellor of travel, announced the program to speed up the completion of six double-track railroad projects.

The roads have a total of 1, 312 kilometers and have a expenditure of 298 billion baht.

The Finance Ministry and the National Economic and Social Development Council ( NESDC ) are currently reviewing the projects after receiving budgetary approval from the Budget Bureau.

Comment from both firms is expected by the end of this month, with the commission’s acceptance anticipated by January, Mr Suriya said.

The six routes are Pak Nam Pho-Den Chai ( 281 kilometres, 81.14 billion baht ), Chira Junction-Ubon Ratchathani ( 308km, 44.1 billion baht ), Hat Yai-Padang Besar ( 45km, 7.9 billion baht ), Chumphon-Surat Thani ( 168km, 30.42 billion baht ), Surat Thani-Hat Yai-Songkhla ( 321km, 66.27 billion baht ) and Den Chai-Chiang Mai ( 189km, 68.22 billion baht ).

Also, the second phase of the high-speed rail project connecting Bangkok and Nong Khai, which stretches 357km and is for 341 billion ringgit, is under review by the Finance Ministry and the NESDC. Within the next two weeks, the assessment is anticipated to be finished, and selling is anticipated to begin the following month.

The government also shared the most recent information regarding the construction of a double-track railway in the northern region connecting Khon Kaen and Nong Khai.

The 28.7-billion-baht contract was recently signed by State Railway of Thailand ( SRT ) governor Veeris Ammarapala and CHO Thavee-AS Construction, a joint venture.

The initiative is in line with the government’s logistics development strategy, which promotes improved rail transport performance and connectivity with neighboring nations like Laos and China.

The job includes building a new record opposite to the existing one, spanning 167km, with 14 facilities, four stopping points, three transport terminals and sophisticated message and communications systems. By 2028, implementation is anticipated.

In an effort to combat the problem of illegal drugs, the government will establish a special task force led by the prime minister.

Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra traveled by train to Prachuap Khiri Khan’s Hua Hin to attend a party conference while joining Pheu Thai Party people.

Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the father of Prime Minister and Pheu Thai head, was scheduled to deliver a unique presentation at the occasion to advance the abilities of party MPs and social personnel.

When Ms. Paetongtarn inquired about the party’s policies this week, Thaksin addressed issues involving powerful people and illegal narcotics.

He claimed that Ms. Paetongtarn would set up a working group to address these issues and would take the task force’s place individually.

Thaksin also acknowledged that some of the group’s guidelines were based on those made during his administration, adding that they are still important, such as the low-income cover program.

Last month, the former prime minister spoke with Sarawut Pethpanomporn, the candidate’s candidate for the provincial administrative organization ( PAO ) election, about the drug-supression policy in Udon Thani.

He claimed that the drug issue is much worse now than it was when he was perfect minister, speaking to party followers on November 13. He was quoted as saying that drug traffickers were informed that he was up and that opioids had disappeared during his time in office.

In their efforts to eradicate illegal drugs, Ms. Paetongtarn and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul were told by Thaksin that Ms. Paetongtarn had collaborate with them.

” It isn’t hard to make the drug problem disappear. I enlisted the police, district leaders and rulers in the anti-drug travel. If they fail, they will all be removed]transferred ] from the province together”, Thaksin was quoted as saying.

According to the Interior Ministry’s operations center to combat cocaine, the war on drugs during the Thaksin management lasted three months, kicking off on Feb 1, 2003, and ending in April.

In connection with pharmaceutical offenses, 43, 012 people were detained, and 37 were killed by the government during those detentions. Another 1, 612 died during the battle, with some feared of being silenced. 736 government officials were all fired after being charged with part in the drug industry. Another assault in 2005 left 850 people dead, or 850 more.

Thirteen provinces, including Kamphaeng Phet, Khon Kaen, Chiang Mai, Nakhon Ratchasima and Nakhon Si Thammarat, reported a 100 % success rate while Nakhon Sawan had the lowest rate of 79.20 %.

Thaksin stated that the government would no longer bear the drug problem on January 14, 2003, when he overturned the drug coverage. His method, which included the use of force, was criticised by human rights activists. According to reports, state authorities are responsible for the deaths of 2, 500 individuals in both strategies.

Thaksin insists MoU only a platform

The former prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, argued that Thailand should retain control of the island of Koh Kut in Trat, noting that talks between Thailand and Cambodia will only be based on the Memorandum of Understanding ( MoU) from 2001 regarding maritime claims in the Gulf of Thailand.

Prior to a conference being held by the decision Pheu Thai Party in Prachuap Khiri Khan, he was speaking on Friday.

He promised to give Pheu Thai MPs information of the MoU, which he signed while he was prime minister, at the workshop.

Ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra greets Pheu Thai people on Friday before taking the train to the group’s conference. The conference, which began on Friday and wraps up on Saturday, had about 400 attendees taking five coach cars. &nbsp, ( Photo: Pheu Thai Party )

” I will show them that no one can dispute Thailand’s sovereignty over Koh Kut”, said Thaksin, commonly seen as the de facto leader of Pheu Thai, which is now led by his daughter, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra.

Thaksin reacted to information that the neighboring country’s leading claimed Koh Kut did not belong to Thailand and that they were false by Thai advertising.

According to Thaksin,” Synthetic intelligence could have been used to produce like fake news.”

When questioned about whether Thailand and Cambodia must follow the MoU, Thaksin said it just serves as a platform for discussions of problems that they cannot agree on. ” It is not an contract”, he said.

Previous yellow-shirt opposition leader Sondhi Limthongkul asked the government to hold a common platform to explore the MoU, and Thaksin said that would focus on Ms. Paetongtarn.

Ms. Paetongtarn stated on Wednesday that no common community would be held regarding the MoU, adding that the government was open to suggestions from the general public. She noted that involved parties can use the present channels to make suggestions.

” We take all into account because we are aware that every plea has its own unique viewpoints.” But we don’t plan to hold a public platform like that”, she said.

When questioned if that would mean that the government would start the MoU’s prepared discussions with Cambodia, Ms. Paetongtarn stated that the government is reviewing the information it had been given.

She claimed that the negotiations with Cambodia to establish a Joint Technical Committee (JTC ) have not yet been completed.

Prior to Mr. Sondhi’s threat to stage street protests, defense minister Phumtham Wechayachai rebuffed the statement, saying that the charter allows people to have quiet assembly.

Mr Sondhi, who led the now-defunct People’s Alliance for Democracy ( PAD ) against the former Thaksin administration, submitted his petition on Monday demanding the government scrap the MoU.

The firebrand said it created an overlapping claims area ( OCA ) covering 26, 000 square kilometres, mainly benefiting Cambodia. It is thought that the OCA has a lot of fossil fuel sources.

He demanded that the government submit a legal request to the Constitutional Court, and he gave the government a 15-day response date.

The maritime boundary separation and shared creation must be carried out as an “indivisible package,” with a Thailand-Cambodia JTC established to explain it in accordance with the MoU.

Past red-shirt head Jatuporn Prompan pleaded with the government to renounce the MoU yesterday, saying that it should be done before pursuing combined development in the area.

Thaksin reiterated tuesday that the MoU serves as the foundation for discussions regarding the oca maritime boundary designation with Cambodia.

He added that Koh Kut is a Thai property under the 1907 French-Siamese Treaty.

The Dan Sai and Trat territories were given to Siam as part of the treaty, along with Koh Kut and all islands south of Laem Ling ( Laem Sing ).

Thaksin criticized some MPs for not showing up for the House’s recent costs deliberations. ” Coalition parties may keep up. Next day, if you don’t need to attend meetings, simply post your departure”, he said.

According to assistant government spokesman Sasikarn Watthanachan, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra may make an official visit to Malaysia and co-chair the seventh monthly conversation on Monday in Putrajaya, a town west of Kuala Lumpur.

Beginning on Sunday, the top may spend two days in the nation. This will be her first official attend, Ms Sasikarn said. She will meet with Anwar Ibrahim, the prime minister, and co-chair the seventh monthly conversation. Her Secretary General Prommin Lertsidje will also be present at the ceremony to support the two nations ‘ shared goal of” Common Peace and Prosperity.”

To achieve the US$ 30 billion in business by 2027 target, the PM will likewise push for stronger ties across all sectors, particularly in those relating to the development of infrastructure and encouraging trade and economic cooperation.

Her committee includes Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit, Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, Foreign Affairs Minister Maris Sangiampongsa, Tourism and Sports Minister Sorawong Thienthong, Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat and Culture Minister Sudawan Wangsuphakijkosol.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the Thai-Malaysian cooperation is crucial for achieving tangible results throughout the trip.

Both Emails will be able to see the signing of an MoU between the Thailand Rubber Authority and the Malaysian Rubber Board for financial assistance and the development of the plastic business. They will also rule over the drafting of another government-to-government MoU for participation in lifestyle, arts, and history.

The widow of murder victim Chaimet Sitsanitphong, who had been eyed by Pheu Thai to run in Prachin Buri’s Provincial Administrative Organisation ( PAO ) election, now wants to pull out of the race following her husband’s death, according to former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.

Chaimet, 48, a former municipal council member known as” Sol Jor Tong,” was found dead on Wednesday at the home of Soonthorn Vilawan, the 85-year-old chairman of the Prachin Buri PAO, with some bullet wounds.

In connection with the firing, which was thought to be linked to a social row, Mr. Soonthorn was detained along with six assistants. At the image, a 9mm handgun and a gun were found.

According to Thaksin, the sufferer had wanted his family, Napapat Anchasanichamon, to work in the PAO key election under the Pheu Thai Party’s symbol and the group had agreed to support her.

After Ms Napapat expressed her wish to retreat, good out of dread of additional crime, Thaksin said the group would now have to find a new member.

He demanded that the crime against powerful people in the state be stopped, and he mentioned that Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra was considering establishing a task force to combat such impact.

” She is thinking about forming one and will handle it herself”, Thaksin said.

According to local political publications, Chaimet, a Thai boxing producer, was considered the right-hand gentleman of Mr Soonthorn, whose family has dominated Prachin Buri elections for years.

Authorities have gathered criminal information, according to associate police captain Pol Lt. Gen Akkaradech Pimolsri, who was given the task of overseeing the situation.

He said that first questioning revealed the sufferer, who was unarmed, entered the house only while his advisers waited beyond.

Although no security camera footage was accessible, various pieces of evidence could be used to justify the costs, he added.

Initial offenses against the seven defendants included conspiring to murder and breaking the weapons rules. Because the suspects might interfere with the investigation, the police have requested that the judge problem a detention order and resist loan.

According to the options, two suspects admitted to shooting Chaimet after a heated discussion.