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After the government this month approved the appointment of its 35 members, the panel to review a vote on amending the contract will convene on Tuesday, according to associate Chusak Sirinil.

He claimed that after the Move Forward Party( MFP) decided not to take part, the panels, led by Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Phumtham Wechayachai, will explore making changes to the council.

The committee’s primary goals, according to Mr. Chusak, a Pheu Thai-list MP, are to come to an agreement on the number of referendums required to decide the role and makeup of the proposed drafting assembly( CDA ).

He stated that there are differing opinions regarding the number of shells that may be necessary for the election process and that it may also follow an earlier Constitutional Court decision.

The Constitutional Court ruled in 2021 that any attempt to alter the whole charter may be approved by the general public; if a modify is approved, the content must then be subject to another referendum.

According to the decision, at least two sessions are necessary, but some contend that a second round might be necessary.

Mr. Chusak stated that some people believe the CDA should be immediately elected, while others believe it should also have appointed users.

He added that he was assured the issue would be resolved by the end of the year and that the debate over these two issues needed to be concluded first.

Chaithawat Tulathon, the head of the MFP, stated yesterday that although the party had fully decided to withdraw, it would still make suggestions to the council.

To prevent a fresh round of political issue, he urged the government to pay attention to all stakeholders and give them the opportunity to express their opinions.

Pita Limjaroenrat, the chief advisor to the MFP, reaffirmed the party’s position that the charter-drafting assembly should be chosen immediately.

He claimed that the MFP had never joined the board because the party believed it had been put in place to delay the rewrite of the contract.

Pheu Thai claims that the act might cause issue.

The main opposition Move Forward Party ( MFP) was warned yesterday by the ruling Pheu Thai Party to exercise caution to avoid starting a significant political conflict with its most recent amnesty law proposal.

A review of the proposed pardon law, which was presented to House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha on Thursday, has led some MFP detractors, including Senator Somchai Swangkarn, to claim that the party is aiming for a cover pardon for those who violate the der guess law’s Part 112 in the Criminal Code.

According to reports, the president’s submitting date was chosen to commemorate the 47th anniversary of the pro-democracy protesters’ bloodbath on October 6, 1976, many of whom were college students.

The People’s Alliance for Democracy ( PD) held its first protest against the Thaksin administration on February 11, 2006, and until the day the bill goes into effect, MFP leader Chaithawat Tulathon said when he submitted it that it would apply to political offenders who faced legal action for their participation in protests sparked by political divisions.

The People’s Democratic Reform Committee( PDRC ), which rallied against the Yingluck Shinawatra administration from 2013 to 2014, the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship ( UDD ), or the red shirts, which were protesting against coup makers and the military-installed regime from 2009 to 2010, the National Council for Peace and Order( NCPO) from 2014 to 2019, and The Ratsadorn Group from 2020 to 2021 are additional groups that are anticipated to gain from the law in addition to the PAD

Chusak Sirinil, the president of Pheu Thailand, advised the MFP to exercise more caution in its new effort to push for an asylum. The draft law may be interpreted differently by different parties, so the move might unfavorably cause a new social divide.

Mr. Chusak expressed his concern in light of the MFP’s position on the der guess law and prior requests for an asylum for Section 112 offenders.

At this point, Pheu Thai is still unsure if it will publish the review of the MFP along with its own version.

He claimed that despite its history of being charged with pushing expenses of a similar nature in the past, the group is also divided on the issue.

He appeared to be referring to Pheu Thai’s efforts during the Yingluck Shinawatra leadership to complete a very large parole rules. The PDRC, which denounced the policy as a constitutional scapegoat for Thaksin, organized large-scale protests in response to the proposed asylum.

Mr. Chusak said the MFP needs to work harder to persuade the public of its justification in response to its assertion that its asylum bill is the first step toward ending a so-called legitimate conflict and problems associated with it before regional peace may be restored.

vulnerable groups, ecology, and fair eyes

At the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center( QSNCC ), the Sustainability Expo 2023 ( SX2023 ) is providing a” blind experience” to aid people in comprehending the world of the visually impaired.

The biggest quarterly conservation event in the Asean area is SX2023. Additionally, it emphasizes issues that prone groups face.

A” Nice to see you” workshop where participants are blindfolded before touching drawings made of woollen fabric on paper is one of the” blind” activities.

People can visualize a drawing’s appearance and the message its creator was trying to convey by touching the material structure. Members who are blindfolded even mimic how blind people focus on sounds around them.

Additionally, there is a learning-in-the-dark action that simulates the experience of situations in daily life through visual perception in the dark, such as noise, heat, feel, taste, and scent, as well as interactions with deaf people while using canes or braille blocks on footpaths.

Participants in the activity will also be able to make art in a dark environment and learn how to feed like deaf people.

The knowledge is being held at QSNCC in space 201 on the second floor for eight rounds per time, free of charge, until tomorrow. The duration of each round is approximately 45 minutes.

Last month, 81 supply users were involved in traffic accidents that resulted in 28 fatalities and 36 serious injuries.

Speeding, driving in the incorrect lane, using cell phones while driving, and rushing to offer goods in a certain amount of time were the main causes.

Delivery drivers and motorcycle taxis are among the most frequently reported fatalities in traffic accidents in Thailand, according to Kongkarn Takhiranrit, acting director of the Thai Health Promotion Foundation’s ( ThaiHealth ) Social Risk Control Office.

There are 84, 547 registered users at the 5, 556 motorbike taxi service stations in Bangkok, according to her.

Delivery drivers and motorbike taxi drivers both lack the ability to assess customers risks, according to Ms. Kongkarn, and both require defensive driving instruction to lower their risk of accidents.

The shipping horse and motorbike taxi security management subcommittee held a workshop on Thursday to improve riders’ road safety.

The Social Risk Control Office, with assistance from the Thailand Institute of Occupational Safety and Health and Labour Ministry, had developed defensive driving rules for both shipping drivers and motorcycle vehicles, according to Ms. Kongkarn, who spoke at the conference.

The Motorcycle Taxis and Delivery Riders Association and its network provided funding for the project, as well as ThaiHealth, Road Safety Thailand, the Traffic Safety Policy Foundation, Purple Ventures Co Ltd ( Robinhood ), and others.

SCG Skills Development Co Ltd’s business development manager, Sombat Puttasamrit, announced at the event that the company is collaborating with ThaiHealth and Road Safety Thailand to provide protective driving education to people who work as shipping and motorcycle taxi drivers.

The courses, he added, likely cover topics like traffic laws, mental health, fatigue management, risk assessment, and preparedness for both anticipated and unanticipated circumstances. The education expects horse networks to assist in promoting the practice and aims to increase safety awareness.

Pheu Thai speaks from bitter experience, critics claim Move Forward did prioritise imperial defamation cases

The ruling Pheu Thai Party has cautioned the opposition Move Forward Party ( MFP) to be careful that its push for an amnesty law does not trigger a major new political conflict.

Submitted to House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha on Thursday, the document has now prompted some ordinary critics of the MFP — among them Senator Somchai Swangkarn — to jump to the conclusion that the group wants a blanket amnesty for offenders under the der – guess law, Part 112 of the Criminal Code.

The distribution of the act was evidently intended to correspond with the 47th celebration of the Oct 6, 1976 catastrophe of professional – democracy protesters, many of them students, at Thammasat University.

Move Forward head Chaithawat Tulathon said the act would use to political offenders who faced legal action for their involvement in protests triggered by political groups, starting from Feb 11, 2006, the second rally held by the People’s Alliance for Democracy( PAD) against the Thaksin Shinawatra administration, until the day the bill takes effect.

Aside from the PAD, other groups expected to benefit from the law include the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship ( UDD ), or the red shirts, which protested against the coup makers and the military – installed government from 2009 until 2010, the People’s Democratic Reform Committee( PDRC ), which rallied against the Yingluck Shinawatra administration from 2013 to 2014, the student and other protest groups who opposed the National Council for Peace and Order( NCPO ) from 2014 to 2019, and the Ratsadorn Group, which protested against the Prayut Chan – o – cha regime from 2020 to 2021.

Pheu Thai head Chusak Sirinil said Move Forward needs to be more careful in its new activity to drive for an amnesty, or the move was cause new divisions in society as the draft law may be interpreted differently by different groups.

Considering the opposite side’s stance on the stability – qualifications law and past calls for amnesty for Section 112 offenders, Mr Chusak said he was particularly worried about this movement.

Pheu Thai remains confused as to whether or not it will send its own type along with the Move Forward review.

Terrible lessons from history

The purpose, he said, is that the group is also split over the topic and even painfully conscious of its history of being accused of pushing related expenses in the past.

He was referring to Pheu Thai’s attempts to pass a very large amnesty law during the Yingluck Shinawatra management. The proposed pardon ignited the large presentations by the PDRC which blasted the policy as a legitimate white for Thaksin.

Responding to Move Forward’s claim that its asylum act is the first step towards bringing the thus – called lawful war and conflicts associated with it to an end so that regional peace can be restored, Mr Chusak said the party needs to strive harder to convince the public of its reasoning.

Previous Move Forward head Pita Limjaroenrat, then chief adviser to the group, insisted the new asylum movement was purely motivated by an intention to alleviate continuing political conflicts by ensuring justice to all sides.

Mr Chaithawat on Friday reiterated that differences in opinion on the goals of the expenses could be reconciled in the parliamentary operation in parliament. All sides involved would be able to possess a claim on the document from the first reading until the third and final checking if it gets the way, he said.

Senator Somchai, but, believes Move Forward has an ulterior goal.

The senator stated that” the hidden objective is to establish a blanket amnesty to whitewash many Section 112 offenders, which would really fan the flames of the enduring political conflicts.”

The bill did not pass if it also covered Section 112 criminals, according to Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, a record member of the United Thai Nation Party.

Additionally, he claimed, it would be cruel to state officials who had a responsibility to deal with previous anti-government demonstrations. Move Forward asserts that its bill did not cover authorities who retaliated against protesters with overwhelming force. It also wouldn’t support insurrectionist protesters or those who hurt other people’s lives.

Sustainability-focused efforts even highlight the difficulties faced by resilient people.

At the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center( QSNCC ), the Sustainability Expo 2023 ( SX2023 ) is providing a” blind experience” to aid people in comprehending the world of the visually impaired.

The biggest quarterly conservation event in the Asean area is SX2023. It also focuses on issues that affect susceptible populations.

A” Nice to see you” workshop where participants are blindfolded before touching drawings made of woollen fabric on paper is one of the” blind” activities.

People can visualize the drawing’s appearance and what its artist wanted to convey by touching the cotton texture. Individuals who are blindfolded even mimic how deaf people focus on sounds around them.

Additionally, there is a learning-in-the-dark action that simulates how people experience situations in real life through visual perception, such as sound, temperature, touch, taste, and smell, in the dark. This activity also allows people who are blind to communicate with others using canes or braille blocks on footpaths.

Participants in the activity will also be able to make craft in a dark environment and learn how to eat like deaf people.

The knowledge is being held at QSNCC in space 201 on the second floor for eight rounds per time, free of charge, until nbsp, Sunday. The duration of each round is around 45 hours.

Family” cooperating totally” with the law as legal transactions take place

In a letter, the families of the young shooter responsible for the Siam Paragon murders expressed their” deepest regrets” for their son’s actions.

The boy’s parents wrote the letter in Thai and made it available to the internet, stating that the home is completely cooperating with the authorities in the legal process.

The teen was transferred from juvenile confinement to a psychiatric hospital on Thursday for additional evaluation and treatment. He is accused of murder in connection with two fatalities at the store.

To assist in spreading the text, his parents contacted the Situation Command Center at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It was translated into English and Chinese by the government.

There has been a lot of debate about the occupations, prosperity, and social standing of the boy’s parents both online and in some conventional media. Additionally, images that purport to be of the partners have been posted. The Bangkok Post has chosen to uphold the basic notice of the mother’s right to privacy, unless they make a different decision, given the offenders’ time.

The text has been fully translated into English as follows:

” My family and I are filled with a deep sense of regret. We sincerely apologize to the victims, the families of the deceased, and the injured for the latest shooting incident that resulted from our father’s behavior at the Siam Paragon office business.

This includes the general public, travelers, owners of businesses and stores, as well as anyone else involved in the incident or near who was evacuated and caused any sort of trouble.

” It even includes all parties affected by this incident, including the skilled workers, nurses, police, and government authorities, whether Thai, Chinese, Myanmar, or Lao.” We regret the harm done to the nation as a whole as well.

” My wife and I apologize for not reaching out to the general public earlier.” My family and I have been in the midst of a legitimate proceeding during this time. According to a Juvenile Court order, our child is being held in the juvenile study and protection center.

” My family and I did not qualify for loan because we intend to work closely with the authorities to find the information and to make sure that the same harsh incident does not occur again.

We accept full responsibility for this tragedy and are incredibly saddened and shocked by it. Additionally, we would like to pledge that we will work with the law, federal agencies, and any other important parties in relation to these legal proceedings, as well as help any mitigation measures and efforts to mitigate the effects of this event.

” From the bottom of our souls, with the utmost respect, my home and I would like to sincerely ask for forgiveness and stretch our sincere condolences to the families of the deceased, the injured, and their people who were most affected by this occasion.”

Drivers using the completed 80 km part in Nakhon Ratchasima are not subject to tolls.

During the New Year’s holiday, the Department of Highways intends to start a portion of Motorway 6 close to the Pak Chong pass for free.

The 85 billion baht, 196 kilometer toll road connecting Bang Pa-in in Ayutthaya and Nakhon Ratchasima is 92 % finished and will be operational by June 2025, according to director-general of the department Sarawukt Songsivilai. & nbsp,

The department did partially opened an 80km part in Nakhon Ratchasima that has already been finished in order to reduce visitors during the New Year. The Pak Chong to Sikhiu, Kham Thale So, and Nakhon Ratchasima pass roads will all be accessible to cars without paying a toll. Earlier this year, during the Songkran festival, they were given a similar teaser of the Pak Chong – Kham Thale area.

A global network enlargement to improve transportation links between Bangkok and the northern region includes Motorway 6. An increased path in the project will aid in enhancing logistics and transportation.

The highway also links to the western Nakhon Ratchasima bypass road in Muang district and the northern section of the existing Outer Ring Road ( Kanchanaphisek Road ) at Bang Pa-In district of Ayutthaya.