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Three former football players have been invited by Thailand’s prime minister to play golf in the” Reignwood Icons of Football” tournament.

Reignwood Group CEO, Worapanit Ruayrungruang, monday took the three previous athletes to Government House to meet the top.

She encouraged the three football players to maintain their stay in Thailand and to enjoy some Thai fighting after the golfing match.

The ex-footballers are John Terry, former commander of Chelsea Football Club, with five Premier League titles, Joe Hart, a former keeper for Manchester City, and Phil Jagielka, a former keeper for Everton. They all played for the American federal team.

The three have traveled to Thailand to take part in the game that Reignwood Group and Icons Series co-hosted on March 1 and 2.

The occasion features 24 leading past players, who will be divided into teams to compete in the game. The English crew will be led by professional golfer Lee Westwood, while Sergio Garcia may lead the World team from Spain.

Ms. Paetongtarn added that the government is fully committed to supporting activities in an effort to advance the government’s soft power.

Thai officials have listed the names of people who have been freed from scams in 28 nations.

More than 7, 000 foreigners who have been rescued from Myanmar’s Shwe Kokko and Myawaddy border patrol are awaiting repatriation to their home countries, according to the Karen Border Guard Force ( BGF ).

The BGF has sent a list of titles of 7, 141 citizens from 28 countries to Thailand’s Ratchamanu Task Force for control, according to regional media reports. They included 6, 716 gentlemen and 425 people.

The largest group of victims is reportedly from China, with 4, 860 individuals (4, 764 men and 96 women ), followed by Vietnam ( 511 men and 61 women ), India ( 498 men and 28 women ), Ethiopia ( 396 men and 34 women ), Indonesia ( 217 men and 66 women ), the Philippines ( 54 men and 73 women ), Malaysia ( 65 men and 4 women ), Pakistan ( 64 men and 4 women ), Kenya ( 38 men and 26 women ) and Taiwan ( 24 men and one woman ).

The BGF, an 8, 000-strong military headed by Karen warrior Saw Chit Thu, has much profited from a steady stream of income from legal organizations in Myawaddy, according to experts. Its affiliations change frequently depending on the circumstances, but for the time being, it is affiliated with the Myanmar junta and is attempting to enter the great books of the global community.

Since Thailand shut down energy, petrol, and computer to five sites in three Burmese border townships on February 16, Saw Chit Thu has constantly overseen the sufferer rescue operation and crackdown on those who were involved in human trafficking.

The sites are believed to have housed Chinese-run contact areas, which have been preying, with violence, on patients in China, Thailand and abroad for decades.

However, authorities were finally persuaded by the scammers who kidnapped a Chinese artist and the promotion that followed in Thailand’s largest tourist market.

The BGF is urging the Thai authorities and other countries to quicken their relocation because all rescued people have now been screened by nationality.

The foreigners are now awaiting their offices ‘ approval to travel to Myanmar. Despite the reports that Thai authorities are reluctant to let them enter Thailand if their hosts are unable to obtain them.

Teawee pledges clarity as DSI determines whether surveys rigging was a result of criminal activity.

Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong announced on Wednesday that the Department of Special Investigation’s ( DSI) special cases committee will solve problems relating to the Senate election last year in a simple and clear manner.

In the midst of growing tension between the DSI and the Senate, he met with a group of individuals who had won the election and those on the supply list of senators who had offered him their help.

Following the DS I’s idea that the Senate election of last year may have been rigged, some lawmakers have threatened to get Pol Col Tawee’s treatment.

The claims are alleged to be directed at “blue union” senators, a nod to a group that supports the Bhumjaithai Party, a member of the government coalition.

14 of the blue-bloc legislators elected in Buri Ram, where party patriarch Newin Chidchob is based, were from provinces where Bhumjaithai is powerful. Bangkok, with about 8 days the people, has nine lawmakers.

The particular cases panel, which is led by Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai, was scheduled to make a decision on Tuesday regarding whether to take the issues as a special event. In order to obtain more information from the Election Commission (EC ), it delayed a decision until March 6.

While the committee has heard the facts, Pol Col Tawee said, there are still legal problems that need to be looked into before a decision is made.

He reaffirmed that the DSI has the authority to investigate any legal issues that would be outside the purview of the EC. If the Senate decides to keep a public debate against him on the subject, he said he was prepared to respond to any questions.

In another press discussion, the minister said the EC had previously launched an internal investigation, with authorities and the DSI joining in, after receiving a similar problem.

He claimed that the DSI had first discovered powerful organizations behind illegal activity, and that the organization is now looking into whether the offence constitutes legal association, which is the only charge being looked at right now.

The secretary said no committee member has questioned the DS I’s primary findings, which suggest there are grounds for a proper inspection.

No charges have been brought against people so far. But, those allegedly included have been divided into five groups, which could total up to 1,000 people.

” Criminal relationship does not collapse under the EC’s control. According to Pol Col Tawee, the law obviously specifies which crimes relate to politicians, but no money laundering and criminal association.

” The officers and the DSI you handle these crimes,” the statement continues.

Interior Minister visits a northern tourist area to address the controversy surrounding Jewish tourists.

Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Wednesday refuted reports that claimed Jewish travellers had “taken over” the resort city of Pai in northeastern Thailand, calling the says exaggerated.

There is no evidence of any safety threat, according to Mr. Anutin, who met with the Jewish adviser to Thailand, Orna Sagiv, during a visit to the area in Mae Hong Son state.

Citing the municipal government, he said reports about Jewish visitors had been blown out of proportion. He assured the general public that neither the public nor the local community were at risk from the customers.

He noted that Pai, a well-known holiday destination, has long attracted customers, some of whom stay for extended intervals or participate in local firms. He assured me that these readers follow the law and don’t present a threat to the neighborhood.

Mr. Anutin, who also serves as deputy prime minister, made the suggestion that social differences might have caused mistakes, but that efforts would be made to improve understanding.

Following a number of situations, some local occupants officially expressed reluctance to allowed Jewish visitors in Pai, following media reports of an influx of them.

Four Israelis forced their way into Pai Hospital’s crisis room after being denied entry following a motorcycle accident, which was the most commonly reported case.

The four were fined 3, 000 ringgit each, had their visitor visa revoked, and were immediately deported to Israel. Additionally, it has been for them to be forever barred from returning to Thailand.

Rabbi Nehemya Wilhelm, who accompanied Mr. Anutin to the Chabad House, a religious and community center where weekly Israeli prayer are held on Fridays and dishes are shared, introduced him to the area during his visit.

According to Rabbi Wilhelm, the center is available to anyone, though safety monitoring is in position. He made it clear that Thai citizens are not barred from entering the building.

He added that no complaints had been made about the community center, but that false reports had been circulated in Pai in recent days, claiming that up to 30 000 Jewish nationals lived there.

Rabbi Wilhelm refuted these statements, adding that only about 50 Israelis call the area home, and that about 30 000 Zionist tourists travel there year-round, usually for two to three weeks.

According to Ambassador Sagiv, about 20 Jewish people had established themselves in Pai, beginning with Thai citizens. She even expressed gratitude for the chance to interact with Thai locals.

She noted that before the Covid-19 crisis, about 200, 000 Jewish visitors visited Thailand each year — a quantity that has risen to around 300, 000 in recent years.

The embassy asked Thai visitors not to be stigmatized because of cultural differences, and recently issued guidelines for Jewish tourists.

There are six Chabad buildings in Thailand, including areas in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket, Samui, Koh Pha Ngan and Pai. Due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and Israeli attacks on Israelis overseas, security is limited at all of them.

Boats had been pursuing illegal hunting in the Gulf of Thailand by maritime patrol ships.

On Wednesday, a Vietnamese fishing vehicle collided with a Thai naval police boat as authorities tried to capture it for conducting illegal hunting in Thai waterways off Trat state.

According to Vice Adm Arpa Chapanon, chairman of the Thai Maritime Enforcement Command Centre Region 1, one of the fishing boats being pursued turned and struck the side of Thepa Royal Boat, causing injury.

Four Asian members of the vessel’s crew were taken after the collision, and Thai authorities immediately seize the vessel.

According to Vice Adm Apak, officials recently fired warning shots from an M16 to stop the vehicle from fleeing, a practice in accordance with international techniques.

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Since February 22, Vietnamese fish vessels have been moving in the area, totaling ten vessels. They included set trawlers, gross boats and river boats.

The procedure to catch the svessels began at 2am on Wednesday, with the Thepa Royal Boat and police vehicle T. 264 sent to the place, supported by aeroplane for scouting. By 4 a.m., both boats had identified the Taiwanese vessels and made an attempt to quit them, but at least four of them had evaded capture and departed from Thai waters.

The fishing vessel and its four team members have been detained by the Sea Police and the First Naval Area, and they will turn them over to Trat province’s Khlong Yai police for legal actions.

Following a motion with a Vietnamese fishing vessel that was attempting to avoid being apprehended by Thai officials, the side of the Thepa Royal Boat was damaged.

Four Asian staff people, seated, are detained by Thai officials on Wednesday.

In the Tha Tako region of this northwestern province on Wednesday night, a truck carrying them on a journey rear-ended a truck trailer leaving four people dead, one of whom was a priest, and five others injured.

On Highway 11, at Ban Khok Kwai Yai in tambon Donkha, the collision took place close to kilometer symbol 84 801.

Pol Lt Col Phisol Phasuk, a work official, said he received a statement of the incident about 7am. Police and firefighters were soon called to the scene.

On appearance, they discovered a rear-end damage to an 18-wheel video truck with Nakhon Sawan license plates parked on the side of the road. &nbsp,

A customer de with Bangkok license panels was stopped on a nearby road. Its dome was severely damaged, and it was left lying on the side of the road. &nbsp,

Four persons were trapped in the shattered vehicle at the time of the accident: two guys and two ladies. One was a Buddhist monk. Five additional hurtful people had already been taken to the hospital.

The video truck drivers, Ror Changniam, was waiting at the picture. &nbsp,

He informed the police that he was heading to the Nong Bua city of Nakhon Sawan to pick up a weight of sugar. He slowed down, intending to park on the roads, and heard a loud crash as things hit the vehicle from behind. &nbsp,

He got up and went to see what happened. On the side of the road was a van that had been completely destroyed, and there were several people within, some of whom were dead. He rushed to help the wounded people who were crying out of the car as well.

He claimed that the truck’s driver and one of the injured was a Buddhist friar. The priest informed him that the car’s driver appeared to be sleeping before the collision. &nbsp,

According to Pol Lt Col Phisol, the vehicle was taking pilgrims from Wat Phra Dhammakaya to a church branch in Phichit province with priests and lay fans. &nbsp,

According to authorities, the van vehicle may have fallen asleep behind the wheel. Their research was continuing. &nbsp,

Following the accident in Nakhon Sawan on Wednesday morning, in which four people were killed and five others were hurt, a portion of the roof from the van is now lying on the side of the broken trailer truck. ( Photo: Chalit Poomruang )

On the downward section of Highway 304 in Prachin Buri, brake fail.

A vehicle carrying students on a group study tour in the Nadi area of Prachin Buri overturned on a downhill road on Wednesday, killing 19 people and injuring 30 others.

The vehicle was one of three taking 129 citizens from Bueng Kan state, beside the Mekong River, to Rayong.

The incident occurred about 3.20 a.m. near kilometer indicator 210.50 on Highway 304, according to the Prachin Buri road safety center. The driver lost power on a downhill area, the vehicle plunged off the road, down the slope and rejected. &nbsp,

” It was a downhill path and the brake failed, and the pilot lost control of the vehicle before it overturned”, said Pol Col Sophon Phramaneehe.

There were 49 folks on the bus, all Thai, including the pilot, he said.

According to reports, two people were later pronounced dead at a clinic and 17 people died there. &nbsp,

The wounded were transported to the clinics in Nadi and Kabin Buri.

One of three people traveling on a 5-day research trip organized by the Buen Kan neighborhood waste bank development project was the crashed vehicle.

The cause of the accident was being looked into by authorities.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra expressed her condolences to the families of the patients and said an investigation was being conducted.

In a blog on X, she said,” If it is determined that there is a violation of the use of cars that do not meet the standards or are involved in foolish use of automobiles, legal action will be taken.”

To prevent accidents and lessen losses like this, vehicles must be protected and compliant with the requirements before being used.

Due to poor road maintenance and inadequate police of car safety requirements, road accidents and fatalities are frequent in Thailand. According to its 2023 record, the nation placed ninth out of 175 states that the World Health Organization is a member of in terms of road traffic fatalities.

Last month, a tour bus carrying babies on a field trip caught fire due to a petrol barrel hole, killing 23 people, including 20 individuals.