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PM Paetongtarn reacts to problem by yellow-shirt opposition veteran Sondhi Limthongkul

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra stated on Wednesday that no public forum will be held on the contentious 2001 memorandum of understanding ( MoU) with Cambodia regarding maritime claims in the Gulf of Thailand.

She stated that the government welcomes comments from the general public, and that interested parties can make tips through the existing channels.

She also addressed the government issue center to hear the complaint that original yellow-shirt protest head Sondhi Limthongkul filed this week.

” 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 common platform like that”, said the prime minister.

When questioned if that implied that the state would carry on the anticipated conversations with Cambodia under the 2001 deal, Ms. Paetongtarn stated that the government is reviewing the information that was provided to it.

She claimed that the Joint Technical Committee (JTC ) to handle the negotiations has not yet been established.

Phumtham Wechayachai, the minister of defense, announced on Wednesday that he had not yet seen all of Mr. Sondhi’s demands.

” We had listen to one’s thoughts. Mr Sondhi’s see is just one tone. I believe there are many others who think differently”, he said.

Mr Phumtham brushed off Mr Sondhi’s threat to keep city demonstrations, saying people have the right to peaceful assembly under the law.

Mr Sondhi, 77, led the now-defunct People’s Alliance for Democracy ( PAD ) against the former Thaksin Shinawatra administration. submitted his complaint on Monday urging the state to renounce the MoU, which was signed while Thaksin was in power.

He said the agreement created an overlapping claims area ( OCA ) covering 26, 000 square kilometres, mainly benefiting Cambodia. The region is thought to have a lot of fossil fuel resources.

He gave the government a 15-day response deadline and demanded that the Constitutional Court decide whether the 2001 arrangement was legal.

The maritime boundary separation and shared creation must be carried out as an “indivisible package,” with a JTC set up to examine it under the MoU.

The main goal of our assistance is an effective and sustainable road transportation system.

Thailand and Germany have renewed their commitment to developing a road transportation program that is both efficient and environmentally friendly.

The original agreement between the German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport and Thailand’s Ministry of Transport was signed on November 23, 2016, and it has since been renewed half. Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit stated on Wednesday that it was renewed for another two decades in Bangkok on Monday.

He said,” This has demonstrated both countries ‘ commitment to working together to advance new rail system technology in order to maintain environmental protection.”

Thailand and Germany are now committed to working side by side to maintain their present road transportation networks, an important step toward “future mobility,” according to Ernst Reichel, the German adviser to Thailand, who spoke at the signing ceremony.

The embassy cited the cooperation as an illustration of how two countries can work together to address pressing global issues like climate change, visitors congestion, and ineffective asset management.

This could be a means of ensuring a versatile and sustainable future for years, he said.

The German-Thai Railway Association ( GTRA ) will continue to play a crucial role in ensuring the continuation of rail transport development cooperation, he said.

The GTRA is made up of members from various companies, road users, experts, support services, educators and students.

Germany has been providing Thailand with professional assistance for the continued development of its road transport system and upgrades to its transportation system in accordance with the mutual declaration of intent, as the contract is known, according to Mr. Suriya.

According to him, European technical assistance has made it easier for Thailand to work more effectively to reduce carbon emissions and create new transportation options that are more environmentally friendly.

The minister added that several innovations have been made in this Thai-German agreement for use in a number of Thai rail transportation projects, including the Blue Line electric rail system, Airport Rail Link, and Suvarnabhumi airport’s Automated People Mover ( APM), among others.

The criminal claims to police that the two had argued and that he had no idea that the victim had been fatally wounded when the blade was wound.

A 14-year-old Thai-Australian boy was fatally stabbed by his companion at the entrance to a housing complex in the Sattahip area on Tuesday evening. The young attacker was eventually arrested.

According to police, who were called at around 8.30pm, the fatal weapon attack took place in front of a grocery store at the Montra Garden Home cover land in tambon Bang Sareh.

Officers arrived at the scene and discovered the 14-year-old child lying dead in front of the business with a stab wound to his rear. &nbsp,

The victim, whose name was withheld, was a Mathayom Suksa 1 ( Grade 7 ) student of a private school in the district. A berry knife was found on the road. The perpetrator had fled. &nbsp,

The family of the sufferer, identified as Darunee, said she was inside the house at the time. Prior to being informed that her brother had been stabbed to death, a security guard at the cover land, she wasn’t aware that he was. &nbsp,

Ms Darunee, 50, said she was shocked and saddened, and not thought her brother would have his career ended at such a young age. She was curious as to why the perpetrator had brutally murdered her brother.

Investigators learned that the suspect was a Mathayom Suksa 2 ( Grade 8 ) student, according to Pol Col Thanaphol Klinkesorn, chief of the Sattahip police station. He had fled after the invasion to his home at another cover land about 400 meters away. At the Sattahip place, the son and his relatives were interrogated.

During doubting, the suspect told police that he and the sufferer had not been on excellent terms since. According to the police, the girl had a look on his face that indicated that he wanted to cause problems.

The suspect claimed that he had emailed the target to clear up their issue by sending a mumble concept, but when they met, a disagreement turned into a battle and the two ended up fighting.

The victim reported the attacker to have gone to the supermarket store and that he had fled after him before stabbed him in the rear with a knife. The target fell over.

The suspect claimed he rode his bicycle to his house, apparently unaware that the solitary attack wound would endanger his friend.

Officers examined closed-circuit camera film, showing the intruder arriving on a bike to see the target in front of the author’s housing estate at 8.18pm on Tuesday. Before the suspect stabbed the prey in the rear, they got into a real fight.

Authorities took the think to the Chon Buri community and juvenile court on Wednesday to meet with doctors who interrogated him. The soldiers are getting ready to bring charges against him.

The victim’s body was taken for examination at Bangkok’s Police General Hospital.

PHUKET, Belarus: A Belarusian visitor is facing charges after allegedly attacking police and security personnel while intoxicated, and his wife and children are leaving without him. &nbsp,

Around 3.10am on Wednesday, police were called to the place where a foreigner was causing trouble that was in front of a resort close to Karon Beach. &nbsp,

A big stranger who was present at the airport and wearing just a pair of underwear, later identified as Siarhei Asychuk, 39, approached them. &nbsp,

A bystander’s picture of the man fighting with police and security guards as he ran wildly about in a fight.

He was taken to the Karon police train and brought under control, but it was only after a protracted search.

Mr. Asychuk was accused of disturbing the peace and assaulting authorities in the course of their duties.

He and his wife and three children had already traveled to Thailand, and they were scheduled to return home on Wednesday, according to Pol Lt Col Aeksak Kwanwan.

Mr Asychuk’s home had visited him at the police depot, and they were returning to Belorussia as planned.

According to the police, the father was being held in custody and scheduled to show up in court on Thursday. &nbsp,

After a lethal event, some trails were closed for safety.

A wild rhinoceros killed a visitor to Phu Krabueng National Park on Tuesday, according to authorities, who frightened and declared some locations closed to tourists. &nbsp,

Attapol Charoenchansa, director-general of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, said the sufferer, identified only as Jeeranan, 49, from Chachoengsao state, was attacked by a wild rhino while walking along a road from her traveling page to Phen Phop Mai river.

Around 9:30 a.m., another visitors called park rangers to report the attack. When area investigators arrived at the scene, they discovered the person’s lifeless body.

The location near the waterfall is famous for its dark oak leaves, which are &nbsp, &nbsp, one of the features for tourists who flock to take photos there.

This is the first day someone has attacked someone who is on the road.

Mr. Attapol claimed that to ensure the safety of visitors, the plaza has partially closed this monitor and some other trails that are frequently used by wild animals. Another running lines remain empty, he said. ( continues below )

Red oak trees were on Tuesday close to Phen Phob Mai fountain. A wild rhino attacked a visitor on Wednesday as she approached her station to view the leaves. ( Photo: Phu Kradueng National Park )

Phu Kradueng authorities have begun an exploration into the patient’s death.

According to the department head, an inner panel has also been set up to investigate the facts.

One of the most well-known parks in Thailand is located in the Phu Kradueng city of Loei state, especially during the great months of October through December.

Court rejects complaint contending Rukchanok Srinork’s new content violated conditions of release.

Rukchanok Srinork, a People’s Party MP who is appealing views for lese-majeste and system crime, on Wednesday survived an attempt to have her loan revoked.

The Criminal Court on Dec 13 next year sentenced Ms Rukchanok to six years in prison, without suspension, for breaking Part 112 of the Criminal Code, the lese-majeste laws, and the Computer Crime Act. &nbsp,

The judge granted her temporary launch while an appeal was pending. The MP was told to refrain from engaging in activities related to those she had been charged, and bail was set at 500, 000 rmb. She was given permission to carry on her tasks as an MP for Bangkok as a result.

She was found guilty by the judge for messages about vaccination allocations on her Twitter handle @nanaicez between July 18 and August 9, 2021, which included images of His Majesty the King.

One article accused the government of using Covid-19 vaccine distribution to promote the republic’s image, which the judge considered slander, it said in a statement.

Academic Thankawin Ratthanawatankul, a professor at the University of Oxford, filed a petition on October 28 to withdraw the criticism MP’s loan, alleging that her new Facebook posts about the monarchy violated the terms of her release.

The jury received Mr. Thankawin and Ms. Rukchanok’s testimony on November 26 and rendered its decision on Wednesday.

The defendant’s blog was an expression of a public opinion, according to the judges, and it did not violate her parole conditions.

Two problems raised

Ms. Rukchanok said the applicant had raised two problems following the ruling, her Instagram posts and her bail guarantee.

Chaithawat Tulathon, next president of the Move Forward Party, the president of the Women’s Party, posted bail on Ms Rukchanok’s representative last December. But, when he lost his MP position after Move Forward was dissolved, the principal was in question. According to Ms. Rukchanok, she finally placed money in the same amount that the judge had set aside to solve the issue.

The MP claimed that her Facebook posts included remarks about recruitment in general and comments about reports of an army conscript washing an officer’s wife’s underwear.

She defended her expression of opinion, arguing that she should never judge her opinions because she was obligated to express her opinions for the sake of the public interest as an elected member of the electorate.

In the 2023 general election, Ms. Rukchanok won the district of Bangkok, where Bang Bon, the home of the Ubamrung home, was located. She defeated Thin Ubamrung, the brother of former legislator Chalerm Ubamrung, by more than 20, 000 seats.

Another MPs face costs

Two additional People’s Party MPs are also facing lese-majeste situations. In connection with a 2021 protest calling for the transfer of political prisoners, Chonthicha Jangrew was given a two-year prison sentence in May of this year. She is free on parole until an appeal is filed.

In connection with his actions as the WeVo guard head in the anti-government protests in 2020 and 2021, Bangkok MP Piyarat” Toto” Jongthep is accused of three counts under Part 112.

After a jury in Kalasin declared that the evidence against him was insufficient, he won a unique conviction on one of the charges on October 11.

The Move Forward Party’s dissolution was announced by the Supreme Court earlier this year on the grounds that the proposed amendment to the lese-majeste rules posed a threat to the legal king. It was reborn as the Women’s Party.

Video shows adult being manhandled, punched

A 31-year-old man who was reportedly being treated at the hospital where he was being treated died after being brutalized by staff members. &nbsp,

According to the Institute of Forensic Medicine, an autopsy revealed that he died from a brain injuries sustained by a painful thing.

The individual, Sa-ard Bunla, was a big alcoholic. He had immediately stopped eating and after two nights began having seizures, according to his father, Thongsuk Kaewraksa.

Sa-ard was taken to Kantharalak clinic on December 4 and, according to Mr. Thongsuk, his condition had improved after two nights it.

But, on December 7 at around 3 a.m., medical staff informed Mr. Thongsuk that his son needed to be transferred to the medical section. He talked incessantly, he did not sleep, and he was on his cellphone all day, according to the explanation given.

Thai media made a saving from the security cameras in the shared hospital Sa-ard was staying in public. The person was spotted trying to leave the place by attempting to walk toward the door. Then two female staff came in, grabbed hold of him, and attempted to manhandle him back into the room. &nbsp,

They were slamming Sa-ard to the ground, according to the saving. One of them repeatedly punched the person on the mind. When two female employees arrived to assist, they attempted to lock the person while pressing him to the floor.

Mr. Thongsuk claimed he heard the invasion taking place in the room, but that he was not permitted to enter. He asked staff if they were overdoing it, and was told it was regular, he said.

Mr. Thongsuk arrived at his son’s place at around 6 a.m. and discovered him tied to the bed, covered in injuries.

At 8pm, Sa-ard was pronounced deceased.

According to Dr. Thanong Weerasangpong of Si Sa Ket Provincial Public Health, the doctor is currently looking into and verifying the information surrounding his crossing. The two female staff members have already been suspended from their jobs. &nbsp,

In the northern territory, funeral rites were being performed. &nbsp,