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Four members of the family died early on Saturday morning in the Suphan Buri province’s Muang region. A four-story business building caught fire.

Around 5am, the police received a report to the fireplace at the tower on Nang Pim Road. It took about two hours to contain the flames thanks to the Muang Suphan Buri Municipality’s fire personnel. &nbsp,

Making it difficult for firefighters to destroy the flame, the tower contained very volatile items like electronics, building materials, electronic gear, and paint.

Authorities identified the house’s owner as Pusit Rungrojchaiyaporn, a former city council representative and a member for a local administrative company.

As firefighters controlled the lights and entered the building, they discovered three body trapped on the second floor and another in the second floor’s stairwell, according to Ekaphan Injai-euar, president of the Muang Suphan Buri Municipality.

The victims were identified as Pusit, 52, his family Kanokwan, 49, their brother Tewarat, 26, and their daughter Warasiri, 24.

According to police, it was believed that the family could not leave in day after the fire broke out, and that the cause of the incident was being investigated by them.

because it is thought to be “animal predation.”

Nearly 1, 000 ray of forest have been destroyed by flames on Khao Loi rock in the Pak Chong city of Nakhon Ratchasima, which is located about 5 kilometers from Khao Yai National Park, a world heritage site.

The areas of the flames are in the Khao Siad Ah Forest Reserve, Khao Nok Yung Forest, and Khao Ang Hin Forest, according to Kittiwat Thiempeng, the commander of Khao Yai Forest Fire Control Station, on Friday.

He claimed that Khao Yai National Park’s boundary is about 5 kilometers away from the bush fires.

Some companies joined forces to throw out bush fires tuesday, including the Nakhon Ratchasima Forest Fire Operations Centre, Khao Yai Forest Fire Control Station, Forest Protection Unit of Pak Chong area, Royal Forest Department, Nakhon Ratchasima Forest Fire Control Promotion Centre, Prachin Buri Forest Fire Control Promotion Centre, and Phaya Yen Tambon Administrative Organisation.

He claimed that the situation is under the control of the chancellor of Nakhon Ratchasima and the army chief in the northern region.

The flames are expected to be under control by now, according to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra stated on X yesterday that the government had instructed all relevant organizations to immediately set out the forest flames to stop them from spreading.

According to the Forest Fire Control Promotion Centre, the bush burns started on January 3. The Phayayen Tambon Administrative Organization ( TAO ) reported a forest fire that occurred behind Wat Udomsuk to the center. The fire was put out that night after it had ravaged the forest by approximately 200 ray. The center received a notification of another jungle flames on January 5.

The mixed damage is virtually 1, 000 ra of woodland, said a resource, adding that the cause is believed to be pet poaching.

Pet tower is alleged to become Scammer HQ.

After a male fell to his death from a tower in Poipet, which was thought to be the home of scammers, Thai authorities are collaborating with Cambodian counterparts to combat call center groups.

Alongkorn Deeying, a native of Kanchanaburi state, has been identified as the man who was spotted on surveillance falling from the 14th ground of an 18-storey creating in Poipet, same Aranyaprathet area in Sa Kaeo state.

Authorities from the CCIB, immigration officers, and other companies are working with Cambodian authorities to look into the cause of the fatal slide and look for information about the structure, according to Pol Lt Gen Trairong Phiwpan, the CCIB’s chief of police.

According to Pol Lt Gen Trairong, an preliminary investigation revealed that the man had not been the subject of any arrest warrants. However, it is still unknown what kind of work he had been doing in the tower.

” We have to rush for formal information from organizations that are collaborating with their peers in the neighboring nation,” he said.

However, we have information that some of the suspects in another adjacent building are wanted on arrest warrants for common fraud function. These suspects have connections to online gaming sites and call center gangs, according to Pol Lt. Gen. Trairong.

Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra claimed the 25-storey building to be the office of a contact center con group while he was in Chiang Mai to support the election campaign of a Pheu Thai candidate for statewide office chief.

The CCIB confirmed on December 25 that Thaksin’s data was accurate, adding that it had contacted the Mekong River region’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and places to discuss how to combat call center scams. According to officers options, the two houses serve as big operation facilities for online gambling, the drugs industry and human trafficking.

A blackjack and call center groups operate in the 18-storey building. Many Thai employees have been duped into doing con work there. According to the resources,” there have been numerous instances of people falling from the building.”

According to Provincial Police Region 2, Pol Lt Gen Yingyos Thepchamnong, the head of a human trafficking gang that smuggled Thai citizens to Cambodia and sent them to function in the 18-story building, police have detained people of a human trafficking group.

The home is currently owned by a Chinese legal director known simply as Xiao Ma, according to Chaichana Detdecho, the chairman of the House Committee on Police Affairs. The same group apparently defrauded Charlotte Austin, one of the runners-up in the Miss Grand Thailand 2022 charm show, out of four million ringgit.

The family of the man who died after falling from the tower, Pinnapha Deeying, said yesterday that she was perplexed by the occurrence and has pleaded with his coworkers to provide more details about the conditions surrounding his death.

Alongkorn’s dying on Tuesday attracted the attention of the public after CCTV footage of the drop was shared on Instagram the following day. According to debate, his suicide may have been a result of his exertion to work in a Cambodian scam operation.

Alongkorn, a native of Nong Prue region in Kanchanaburi, made a visit to his mother in Muang area on Monday night to inform her of his three-day work trip to Ratchaburi province. It was their final exchange.

Pinnapha Deeying spoke of her soon child yesterday:” I heard what happened to him in the media, but I didn’t know how to approach him”.

Tak: Two Chinese nationals were detained yesterday by soldiers patrolling the Phop Phra city of Phop Phra, preventing them from becoming victims of call-center scam gangs, according to local authorities.

When a police from the Naresuan Task Force stopped the men, who were 27 and 36, as they were heading toward the frontier and being transported into the neighboring nation.

They received lodging while their cousins were contacted while being taken to Mae Sot police station to report issues. After arriving at Suvarnabhumi aircraft, the pair made their way to Sangat.

This comes after 39 international citizens who claimed to be members of a call center crew were rescued by Thai officials in a border police activity in late November.

They claimed they had been duped into crossing the Thai border to operate on a job in Myawaddy, the border city of Myanmar opposite Tak’s Mae Sot, which is regarded as an operating foundation for call center groups.

Older Naresuan Task Force officer Col Natthakorn Ruantip reported yesterday that plenty of foreign citizens found close to the border had been detained for illegal access since October of last year. These people were from 21 countries, including China, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Vietnam, Indonesia, Ethiopia and India.

As police check two more instances of missing Foreign nationals, studies of international citizens disappearing in Thailand have attracted a lot of attention.

A female design, Yang Zeqi, went missing in soon December, while the removal of a young girl, Wu Jiaqi, was reported to police this year. Both are suspected to be survivors of human trafficking.

Chinese professional Wang Xing, or Xingxing, vanished last week after being invited to an interview at Suvarnabhumi aircraft from Shanghai Pudong aircraft. He was last seen near the border in Tak’s Mae Sot on Friday, and finally, he was located in Myanmar. He made a trip back to Thailand prior this year.

Proposal attacked for “benefitting wealthy”

The Territorial Defense Command ( TDC ) chief is considering a proposal from the Defense Ministry to allow men to pay for their conscription while using the funds to pay for soldiers.

After the government sought suggestions on how to move from recruitment to a volunteer recruitment system, Defense Minister Phumtham Wechayachai referred to the plan presented by TDC chief Lt. Gen. Taweepool Rimsakorn as a private suggestion. He stated that the proposal would be properly evaluated, but he did not take into account concerns that wealthy people would disproportionately benefit from it.

Mr. Phumtham acknowledged that while volunteer enrollment is a purpose, the government has ensure it has an sufficient number of personnel to keep its preparation.

Lt. Gen. Taweepool made a point on Wednesday when he claimed it wasn’t known how many people would be drafted this year until website apps were submitted.

Without any further subsidies, he claimed it was difficult to predict whether more people would be interested. While charging for services might motivate people to apply involuntarily, the state budget might suffer as a result.

He suggested that those who wanted to be exempt may give a price that would be used to assist those who enlisted voluntarily. He also made it clear that the plan might cause controversies, and that additional options may be looked into to determine the best answer.

Wiroj Lakkhanaadisorn, a list MP from the People’s Party ( PP ), slammed the idea, saying it would reinforce the perception that military service is only for the poor.

The Defence Ministry may instead take proactive measures to protect soldiers from physical and mental abuse, according to the chairman of the House committee on military politics. He added that those from wealthy families are known to pay bribes to avoid being conscripted, and he questioned whether the proposal was intended to address under-the-table payments, which are estimated at$ 2 billion annually.

The disparity between the rich and the poor now exists, according to Mr. Wiroj, and the proposal may simply just make it worse. It is also incorrect to tackle corruption like this.

He argued that when deciding on the expected budget, the ministry should take into account the number of conscripts first, before addressing the funding sources.

Hospitality and Sports Minister Sorawong Thienthong said on Friday that the Pheu Thai Party is considering revising its election campaign method because it fears that commitments made by the group’s de facto leader, Thaksin Shinawatra, at a new campaign rally could be interpreted as a violation of the rules.

He said that the Pheu Thai-led coalition government’s policies in the provincial administration organization ( PAO ) polls are of particular concern, and that the party is considering the issue and working to find a solution.

He made the comment in response to a Thaksin campaign statement that he had recently given in Chiang Rai about his assumption that the government would reduce household energy costs from currently well over 4 ringgit per unit to 3.70 baht per unit.

Ittiporn Boonpracong, the EC chairman, said it might be necessary before the EC could decide whether or not Thaksin’s guarantee is currently against election laws.

He said that any references to the government’s policies that are legitimate are permitted, while meaningless ones are not, in response to questions about whether a promise made by Thaksin to give voters something in exchange for their support is in violation of election laws.

Generally, under election legislation, election campaigns which don’t require defamation or lies may be good, he said.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is already aware of the risk and may probably talk to Thaksin, her father, about the need for Pheu Thai to change its vote fighting plan, said Mr Sorawong, in his capacity as party secretary-general.

Thaksin is Pheu Thai’s pole for help from voters, considering the group’s 100 % victories in previous regional elections, said Pheu Thai record MP Anusorn Iamsa-ard, adding Thaksin will surely be helping the party out with campaigning.

Woravat Auapinyakul, a Pheu Thai MP for Phrae, also said he didn’t see anything wrong in Thaksin’s mentioning of electricity prices in his speech.

What Thaksin actually mentioned on January 5 was that he had managed to find a way to lower energy prices to help cut living costs, which should not be interpreted as him claiming to have the power to order anyone to lower electricity prices, according to Mr. Woravat in a northern dialect to voters in Chiang Rai.

It would be unfair to criticize that advice, he said, and it was sound advice from a former premier.

Former EC boss Somchai Srisutthiyakorn previously warned that a candidate for a Senate seat was disqualified in August 2014 and barred from running for a fifth term due to false claims that he would freeze the price of cooking gas and natural gas for cars.

Following a wave of threats and website sexual abuse cases, parents have been advised to keep an eye on their children’s online activity.

346 instances of online sexual victimization involving kids were reported last month, according to Pol Maj Gen Siriwat Deephor, assistant director for the Royal Thai Police (RTP).

Predominately girls aged 8 to 14 followed by female teenagers between the ages of 15 and 17 and younger kids between 8 and 14; victims were predominately girls between 8 and 14.

Offenders usually pull survivors by offering income, in-game items or false job opportunities, such as model jobs, Pol Maj Gen Siriwat said.

He urged parents to monitor their online activity and set use limits, as well as to warn their children about probable threats, and he urged parents to use tools to screen inappropriate content.

He claimed that the main online threats to children include being conned into sharing explicit content in order to use it for coercion, cyberbullying through hazardous articles or messages, online advertising scams, and exposure to violent or sexual content, as well as betting.

According to Pol Col Runglert Khanthachan, the Anti-Internet Child Sexual Abuse division’s director, wealth and match products are most often used to entice kids to engage in obvious behavior.

According to him, law enforcement officers are working with Organizations and the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security to inform children about these problems.

He also made reference to a recent incident in Chiang Mai where authorities detained a Myanmar employee who had sexually abused two lads after tricking their kids with job promises. The culprit recorded the abuse, gave the film to members of covert organizations, and threatened to silence the victims.

According to The Mirror Foundation, 314 babies went missing last month, which is the highest number in six years and a 6 % increase over 2023.

Of these, 72 % intentionally left home, with the youngest fugitives being seven years old.

To fight child abduction and smuggling, the Police General Hospital’s Institute of Forensic Medicine launched the DNA-PROKIDS program, creating a databases to match DNA from missing kids with their families. Parents of long-missing babies have been invited to offer DNA tests, raising expectations for meetings.