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The deputy finance minister welcomes examination and declares that the program will abide by all applicable laws.

The state has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that the distribution of its 10,000-baht digital bag will adhere to all applicable laws and that review of the program is always encouraged.

According to reports that the National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC) was keeping an eye on the scheme for potential policy corruption, Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat responded on Thursday.

He added that everyone involved in carrying out the 560 billion baht program would work more thoroughly and that the anti-graft agency was encouraged to do so.

Mr. Julapun stated that he was prepared to explain its specifics to the NACC if asked at a conference of the committees overseeing the program.

Representatives from the Bank of Thailand, Budget Bureau, National Economic and Social Development Council, and Ministry of Commerce attended the meeting on Thursday.

The State Fiscal and Financial Discipline Act, the Royal Decree on Criteria and Procedures for Good Governance, and Mr. Julapun stated that the government may implement the plan in accordance with these three associated rules.

We will be protected by adhering to the three regulations. This will aid & nbsp, guarantee the transparency and worthiness of the scheme, he said.

According to Mr. Julapun, the nation’s economy has grown by an average of 2 % per annum over the past ten years, which is lower than that of other nearby nations.

According to him, a signal program is obviously necessary to jump-start the market, and the gross domestic product should increase by 5 % annually.

For maximum impact, he added, the submission of 10,000 baht in online currency to each Thai national over the age of 16 may begin by the beginning of the following year. & nbsp,

The question of whether rich people will receive the money is also up for debate. The money should only be given to those who actually need it, according to many economics.

Due to the lengthy process of forming a government following the May 14 poll, Mr. Julapun stated that the budget distribution for the 2024 fiscal year, which started on October 1, has been postponed. Therefore, a cash stream treatment is required in the first quarter of the following year to make up for the shortfall and boost the economy.

The main watchdog, Somsak Suwansujarit, stated that he had received a request asking for an exploration into the legality of the digital budget program under the constitution and other pertinent laws.

Wirangrong Dabbaransi, the leader of the group known as the Network of Universities for Reform, submitted the complaint and asked the watchdog to send it to the Constitutional Court for a decision. Researchers also signed it.

Mr. Somsak stated that since the government has not given clear instructions on how the program will operate, more information about it and thoughts from pertinent agencies may be gathered.

The watchdog will send the problems to the authorities for an explanation once the specifics are evident, he said.

One day after leaving his home, a person in Nakhon Si Thammarat had contacted authorities about turning himself in.

NAKHON SI THAMMARAT: A smith who just escaped before authorities searched his rented home on Wednesday returned to his property ready to give up but ended up killing himself by shooting himself.

Weerayut Pantharangsi, 32, was discovered dead on Thursday inside his home-cum-factory at the Muang district’s Kan Kheha 2 cover house.

At around 1:00 p.m., Nakhon Si Thammarat police captain Pol Maj Gen Somchai Suetortrakul led officers to the field for inspection.

The apartment was securely locked from the inside. Weerayut was lying in a pool of blood close to the door when the soldiers first arrived at the house. He was holding a revolver in his right side and was shot in the head.

Weerayut’s family and friends claimed to have spoken with police about his intention to turn himself in after fleeing his home on Wednesday as part of a global assault on illegal firearms.

He reportedly told his family that he wanted to give up in order to avoid putting them in danger. They speculate that he may have made the decision to commit suicide on Thursday due to anxiety over upcoming legitimate action regarding the production of firearms. He had acne, a skin condition, as well.

Weerayut was able to spot their appearance and flee when police raided his home on Wednesday thanks to a superior surveillance system.

In addition, the home had a well-equipped workshop with electrical and mechanical tooling equipment, numerous handmade gun barrels, and replica weapons, including assault rifles. In addition, & nbsp,

Weerayut Pantharangsi, a gunner in Nakhon Si Thammarat, was discovered dead inside he had been shot in the head. Police are investigating his system. ( Image: Nujaree Rakrun )

According to Pol Maj Gen Somchai, the suspect called police on Thursday at 9:45 a.m. to declare he would turn himself in at the home.

Around 12.45 p.m., researchers went there with the suspect’s family La – or Pantharangsi. The home was secured. There was no answer when his mother repeatedly called her brother and knocked on the door. She therefore requested that the door be broken open by the authorities and discovered her brother dead.

Anuwat Sribua and Jinnawat Promkarn, two men connected to Weerayut’s illegal firearm business, were earlier detained by police.

While Mr. Jinnawat was tasked with delivering packages and was paid between 300 and 500 baht each moment, Mr Anuwat had been hired by the smith for 1,500 Baht to opened a bank account to obtain cash payments.

Weerayut had reportedly spent three days in jail for drug and weapon offenses. He was selling improper firearms online at the time of his death.

Charges are brought against Surat Thani woman for erecting an electrified fence to guard the edible plantation.

After two exotic animals were electrocuted by a exist wire wrapped around her citrus farm to defend her fruit trees, SURAT THANI: A person has been charged with violating the Wildlife Conservation and Protection Act.

The farm is situated inside the boundaries of Tai Rom Yen National Park at Moo 9 community in tambon Khlong Sa in the Kanchanadit area.

After hearing from locals that they had seen two dead elephants, area main Chaiyaporn Chayos traveled to the plantation on Thursday morning with veterinarians and neighborhood leaders to conduct an investigation.

Alongside the citrus plantation, they discovered the elephants dead in the middle of a limestones road. The ages of one were between 30 and 35, and the other between 20 and 25.

The second elephant’s vehicle had been burned, leaving a deep wound. The next elephant died while attempting to assist its companion, and the leaders thought it was electrocuted after touching the line and falling to the ground.

The farm was surrounded by a life electric wire that belonged to Suwannee, according to the authorities.

The lady was accused of killing the two animals by breaking the Wildlife Conservation and Protection Act of 2018. If found guilty, she could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison and / or a great of 1 million baht.

Elephant accidents have been on the rise in recent years as a result of the elephant population growth and the risk that people exercise poses to their habitats.

There have been about a half-dozen accounts of elephants being electrocuted in the last five years, either through email with power lines or electrified fences erected by producers.

As the conflict in Israel worsens, more than 5,000 people are requesting resettlement.

On Thursday night, the first group of 15 Vietnamese staff made their way back from Israel, where their families were waiting for them.

At 11.22 a.m., they boarded El Al Flight LY083 at the Suvarnabhumi airport.

Foreign Minister Parnpree Bahiddha – Nukara, Labour Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn, Defence Minister Sutin Klungsang, and Deputy Public Health Minister Santi Promphat all extended warm welcomes to the employees.

Additionally present to see them again at the airports were their people.

Two of the returnees were hurt and had to use chairs.

From the airport, a vehicle would transport the 15 employees to the Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute for medical examination. Before leaving for their home provinces, they may also receive payment from the Ministry of Labour that.

Since the start of the conflict, a total of 16 Siamese workers have reportedly been kidnapped by Hamas soldiers, according to information released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday.

The death toll now stands at 21, according to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, who also reported the suicide of one more Thai.

According to Kanchana Patarachoke, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 5, 174 of the 30, 000 Vietnamese workers in Israel have signed up for voluntary relocation.

While waiting for permission from other nations to travel through their aircraft, the Royal Thai Air Force ( RTAF) has travel aircraft ready to move more Thais back home. On Sunday, it hopes to start ejecting Vietnamese citizens; additional planes are scheduled for October 24.

According to Ms. Kanchana, officials have also reserved 80 tickets for Thais on commercial flights leaving on Wednesday.

Among the first 15 people to arrive from Israel are two injured Vietnamese workers in scooters. ( Image from a video that was shared on Facebook by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs )

More than 5,000 people are requesting relocation as the fight in Israel worsens.

On Thursday night, the initial group of 41 Vietnamese personnel arrived at their families’ looking arms after leaving Israel.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs assisted in bringing back fifteen of the employees, while the remaining ones had made their individual plans. At 11.22 a.m., everyone boarded the El Al LY083 at the Suvarnabhumi airport.

Foreign Minister Parnpree Bahiddha – Nukara, Labour Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn, Defense Minister Sutin Klungsang, and Deputy Public Health Minister Santi Promphat all greeted them.

One of the two workers, Katchakorn Pudtason, required a chair and special aid on the aircraft. & nbsp,

He discussed his exit from a Hamas assault on the land where he worked with reporters in the arrivals house. Before scurrying back to the land in the back of a vehicle, he hid out in an underground bunker at his company’s house.

Preventing broke out that night, and it was extremely harsh, he claimed.

One of the shots that flew by their car injured him.

” I was the first person shot in the knee.” I believed I had been struck with rocks, he said.

He claimed that four of his coworkers had been hurt, with one being shot in the lip.

” Unlike in the movies, there were constant shots. We were being shot at mercilessly, as if they wanted to tear us apart.

From the airport, the employees were driven by vehicle to the Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute for medical examination. Before leaving for their house regions, they were to receive payment from the Ministry of Labor it.

Since the start of the conflict, 16 Vietnamese employees have reportedly been kidnapped by Hamas soldiers, according to information released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday.

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin added that one more Thai has been reported dead, bringing the total number of fatalities to 21.

According to Kanchana Patarachoke, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ voice, 5, 174 of the 30, 000 Vietnamese workers in Israel have voluntarily requested relocation.

While waiting for permission from other nations to travel through their aircraft, the Royal Thai Air Force ( RTAF) has travel aircraft ready to move more Thais back home. On Sunday, it hopes to start ejecting 220 Thai citizens; additional airlines are scheduled for October 24.

According to Ms. Kanchana, officials have also reserved 80 seats for Thais on business flights leaving on Wednesday.

According to Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit, three regional airlines — Thai Airways, Thai AirAsia, and Nok Air — have also indicated a willingness to assist with repatriation.

The first Thai workers to be repatriated from Israel were welcomed on Thursday at Suvarnabhumi Airport by Parnpree Bahiddha-Nukara, the deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs.( Photo: @ MFAThai Twitter )

SAMUT PRAKAN: Late on Wednesday night in the Bang Phli area, a Malay vehicle was killed when his van rear-ended an parked container truck. The truck was headed for Suvarnabhumi airport.

According to Pol Lt Col Damrong Sukchusri, research chief at Bang Kaeo police place, who was alerted around 11.30 p.m., the crash happened on Thepparat Road, part of the Bang Na – Trat course in tambon Bang Chalong of Bang Phli.

A Toyota Alphard truck with Bangkok license plates was found on the street after being crashed by police, hospital staff, and rescuers. A 18-wheel container truck trailer with Bangkok license plates, parked in the remaining lane, had its front tucked under the backside. & nbsp,

The van’s vehicle was a 52-year-old Indonesian national man, whose identity was withheld pending family notification. The shipwreck of his car had the vehicle trapped inside. He suffered serious facial wounds and passed away immediately.

57-year-old truck drivers Yin Tangnaree claimed to have driven the vehicle to move containers from a box yard to another location. He parked the truck to rest when he got there. He heard something hit the back of the truck around two hours later. He exited to check and discovered the driver trapped inside the vehicle, which had rear-ended his vehicle. According to Mr. Yin, he soon called the police.

While parking the vehicle, he acknowledged no turning on the emergency signals.

Police searched the area and took the Malay driver’s figure to Chakri Naruebodindra Medical Institute at Ramathibodi Hospital for a post-mortem examination.

The officers were considering filing charges of carelessness that resulted in death against the truck drivers, so he was detained for additional doubting.

On Wednesday, a cargo vehicle was parked in the Bang Phli area of the Samut Prakan province. Sutthiwit Chayutworakan, a picture

NAKHON RATCHASIMA: On Wednesday night, the mother of a Thai employee in Israel was horrified to learn that her brother had perished in battle there.

Surangkhana Khunsri, a native of Moo 5 town in tambon Nong Yang in this northeast province’s Chalerm Phra Kiat area, claimed she had formerly heard upsetting news that her 25-year-old son, Pongsathorn, had been kidnapped and taken hostage by Hamas militants. The family, however, clung to the hope that he was still intact despite being held captive. & nbsp,

When the Thai consulate in Israel called her on Wednesday evening around 9 p.m. and informed her that Pongsathorn had passed away but had revealed the cause of his death, she claimed that the promise had abruptly vanished. She added that the ambassador do get in touch with her again on Thursday afternoon to give more information.

According to Ms. Surangkhana, she visited the Muang region to honor the Thao Suranaree statue and prayed for her brother’s survival in the hopes of a miracle.

On Thursday night, a large number of people showed up at her home to provide social support.

According to Mrs. Surangkhana, Pongsathorn, also known as Green, sent his hard-earned money home to buy the home a new house.

Since Hamas launched its & nbsp assault over the weekend, another Thai worker has reportedly been reported dead in Israel, according to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on Thursday morning, bringing the total number of Thai fatalities to 21.

The fight between locals and wild animals has gotten worse, according to a community of people who have been threatened by wild animals, who complained to the House of Representatives on Wednesday.

The problem was received by Jet Anukulpokarat, director of the House of Representatives’ complaint-receiving business, on behalf of House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha. It was submitted by 10 community members.

According to the community, wild animals from the Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary, which spans the regions of Chachoengsao, Chanthaburi, Chon Buri, Rayong, and Prachin Buris, have been foraging for food for the past 20 years, seriously harming farmers’ home, flowers, or vegetables.

Both people and wild elephants have suffered many fatalities and injuries as a result of this issue, according to the report.

To properly address the issue, the community is pleading with the House to pass legislation.

In one of the most recent incidents, a farmer was killed on October 7 while rubber-taping on his farm when he was attacked by an elephant from the sanctuary.

Two volunteers were hurt on Tuesday while attempting to push wild elephants back into the forest in the Sanam Chaikhet city of Chachoengsao.

A young adult wild elephant, around 5 years old, was discovered dead on Wednesday in a bush close to the Moo 12 community in Tha Kradan. Nine bullet wounds were discovered when the corpse was examined by habitat officials, police, and local authorities. The creature was thought to have been shot by angry people with a 9mm gun. In addition, & nbsp,

The locals have also asked the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to create a plan to travel the wild elephants back into the animals sanctuary and create e-blockade to reduce their return, thus preventing further damage to people’s property, according to Suwichan Suwanannakha, secretary-general of the network.