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KRABI: After park rangers discovered cracks in the rock following an earthquake that was centered in northern Sumatra early on Tuesday night, the captain of Than Bok Khorani National Park has closed Phi Hua To undermine continuously.

The grotto, which is in the Ao Luk neighborhood, has little rockfalls and cracks that have opened up, according to park chief Siriwat Suebsai. & nbsp,

On Tuesday at 4:12 am, a 4. 8 scale and nbsp earthquake was reported in northeastern Sumatra.

He claimed that the bunker was locked up for visitors’ protection.

a hole that appeared in the bunker following the Indonesian disaster. ( Photo: National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation Department )

Rettha will be in charge of entry on November 26.

PHUKET: As part of a pilot project by the Public Health Ministry to promote health and safety for travelers, the so-called” Safety Phuket Island Sandbox” will actually start on November 26 at Pa Tong shore and Walking Street in Muang area.

According to Dr. Kusak Kukiattikoon, the head of the Phuket Public Health Office, Prime & nbsp, Minister Srettha Thavisin, will preside over the opening ceremony.

The 100-day health and safety plan will be conducted, according to Dr. Thanit Sermkaew, health supervisor at Phuket’s Health Service Provider Board Office 11.

He had conversations with the platform organizer and was now speaking.

The health services company boards will be in charge of overseeing the program, which will also be carried out in 13 provinces with heavy visitor visitors.

It aims to increase visitors’ faith in the health treatment offered by neighborhood authorities. This is anticipated to increase visitor statistics, which is good news for the neighborhood’s market.

A” clouds doctor” health response team is one of the services provided, and Green Health certificates will also be given out for hotels and tourist destinations that promote health. Additionally, the quality of health care and hospital services will be enhanced.

Additionally, street food vendors’ food security will be given top priority.

The program will cover 12 additional regions in addition to Phuket: Bangkok, Nan, Sukhothai, Kamphaeng Phet, Ayutthaya, Phetchaburi, Rayong, Kalasin, Trang, and Ubon Ratchathani.

Dr. Thanit claims that the focus of the Phuket platform project is on providing emergency medical units at Pa Tong Beach, protecting travelers from rabies, providing free influenza vaccinations to 100,000 tourists, establishing a travel medicine center, and introducing digitized disease reporting tools.

FM claims that the majority of employees in Israel work in protected areas.

According to Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Parnpree Bahiddha – Nukara, the Siamese workers held captive by Hamas are anticipated to be among the first released.

The majority of the Siamese workers still working in Israel are now in protected areas, according to Mr. Parnpree, who spoke at Government House. The Israeli military has intensified its assault on Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

According to official statistics, there were about 30,000 Thai workers that prior to Hamas’ cross-border raids on October 7. According to Mr. Parnpree, about 8, 000 people have since been repatriated on 35 airlines.

More than 20,000 Vietnamese workers have decided to remain in Israel despite the intensifying issue, according to a report from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs released on Monday.

Regarding the launch of the Thai victims,” we are waiting for great information ,” Mr. Parnpree said.

The secretary responded that he had learned that the Vietnamese captives would be among the first to be released during recent visits to Qatar and Egypt.

From October 30 to November 2, Mr. Parnpree traveled to Qatar and Egypt in an effort to consider ways to aid the kidnapped Thai citizens. He spoke with Egypt’s foreign affairs minister as well as the excellent minister of Qatar and the Persian foreign minister, who was also in Qatar.

Soon after, he claimed that Iran, Egypt, and Qatar had agreed to assist in the negotiations with Hamas to secure their discharge.

According to Mr. Parnpree, they informed him that the victims are being held in the Gaza Strip and that Hamas is made up of various cells, allowing for various locations for their detention.

He stated that if the captives are freed, they should be transported to a secure place, such as Egypt’s Rafah border crossing.

According to him, the Foreign Affairs Ministry has previously requested that Egypt give Thai officials accessibility to the Rafah border passing so that they can assist them once they are freed.

Mr. Parnpree responded that some Thai workers have chosen to stay in Israel when asked if the authorities may be sending any aircraft to repatriate more of them.

Prior to this, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that it would continue to support Vietnamese citizens’ relocation.

The cooperation center established at the Royal Thai Embassy in Tel Aviv was shut down as a result of the sharp decline in the number of Thai personnel looking to return home in recent days.

On Sunday, the final several employees who had signed up for resettlement showed up.

Nine of the 14 Ministry of Foreign Affairs representatives who were stationed at the center have also been called back.

As of yesterday, 24 Vietnamese workers were being held as hostages, according to the Foreign Affairs Ministry. There were still 34 fatalities and 18 accidents, both.

Tomorrow, an EL Al trip will transport an additional seven bodies up to Thailand.

Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, stated yesterday that he had given the Labour Ministry instructions to make sure that any Thai personnel who return receive prompt payment.

In addition to the 15, 000 ringgit they will get from the security account for foreign workers, the government has agreed to pay the repatriated Thai employees an additional 50, 000 Baht, according to Labour Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn.

The Budget Bureau has been tasked by the government with allocating funds from the federal resources, and a response is anticipated immediately.

In addition, Mr. Phiphat suggested a low-interest mortgage of up to 150 000 ringgit to each Thai worker who returns so they can pay off any debt owed to work brokers or use the funds to further their careers.

A flu virus heritage found in Thailand and whose genome has been sequenced here is one of the three flu strains chosen by World Health Organization expert teams for the development of a novel influenza vaccination for use in the Southern Hemisphere in 2024, the Ministry of Public Health announced on Tuesday.

According to Yongyot Thammawut, a deputy permanent secretary of the ministry who is currently acting permanently secretary, the WHO Global Influenza Surveillance and Response System ( GISRS ) members met in Geneva in late September to discuss the new trivalent( three-strain ) influenza vaccine’s composition.

According to Dr. Yongyot,” the inclusion of the flu lineage found in Thailand in the 2024 flu vaccine has reflected the Ministry of Public Health of Thailand’s powerful cooperation and crucial role in international efforts to ensure the health of all people.”

As part of the ministry’s surveillance of influenza virus strains that circulated widely across the nation, the strain in question was identified, and its genome was sequenced by the Department of Medical Sciences( DMS ), he claimed.

According to him, the DMS, Department of Disease Control, a number of institutions, and the US Centers for Disease Prevention’s company in Thailand make up the system of influenza virus surveillance for the ministry.

In order to ensure the effectiveness of the WHO’s condition prevention control measures and to provide ongoing updates on disease activities, the system continues to closely track the strains and important mutations while reporting findings to the organization on a regular basis, he said.

According to the doctor, there are currently an increasing number of new infections in Thailand, with the influenza A( H3N2 ) virus dominating and causing about 66 % of all cases.

According to him, the influenza A ( H1N1 ) virus was found to be the cause of 14 % of new cases and about 19 % of all new infections.

The government’s plan to allow farmers to convert their Sor Por Kor 4 – 01 papers into land title deeds is being monitored by the National Anti-Corruption Commission( NACC ).

The anti-graft organization announced on Tuesday that it has established a section to investigate the scheme as well as Pheu Thai’s premier campaign policy to distribute 10,000 baht in modern cash to all Thais 16 and older.

The panel, led by NACC member Suewana Suwanjuta, is tasked with keeping an eye on the plan, which will be carried out by the Agricultural Land Reform Committee( ALRC ).

According to the statement, NACC’s graft monitoring division is compiling information about the policy and intends to encourage the ALRC secretary-general to explain it in more detail.

After an ALRC conference on October 12 that was presided over by Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Capt Thamanat Prompow, the NACC was made aware of the land file conversion plan.

The ALRC agreed in principle during the meeting to permit some 1, 628, 520 Sor Por Kor 4 – 01 area record holders to change their documents into title deeds totaling more than 22 million ray.

The first sight of land name deeds may be given to farmers as a New Year’s gift by January 15th, according to Capt. Thamanat, while the statewide agricultural property reform offices are anticipated to issue titles to all farmers across the nation within ten years.

In order to provide bad impoverished farmers with plots for small-scale land, the Sor Por Kor 4 – 01 area reform papers were introduced in 1975.

Like narratives are ineligible for sale and are only transferable to the offspring or descendants of the owners. However, some narratives have illicitly changed hands over the years.

Producers who want to sell their land will benefit from the new legislation. The area can get sold to other parties after the papers have been exchanged.

However, there are still some requirements that must be met. For example, those who want a subject title may have held their Sor Por Kor storyline for at least five decades. In accordance with ALRC’s requirements, converted title holders has even grow a specific number of trees.

In connection with the hackers and sale of more than 15 million people’s personal data to unauthorized firms, three people have been detained.

The research was expanded from the earlier apprehension of an expert in Phuket who is accused of selling the personal information of at least two million citizens to illegitimate companies, according to Pol Lt Gen Thana Chuwong, acting assistant national police chief, who stated at a press briefing on Tuesday.

Police were informed by the architect that he purchased the information from a mediator who allegedly had access to 15 million people’s personal information. The wholesaler was thought to be connected to those responsible for the information theft.

Officers located the three detained individuals whose names were withheld as a result of the research. Nattapong, 28, a programmer who created the API Bypass Face Scan, Yodchai, 24, and Pasin, 41, an insurance agent accused of stealing millions of customers’ personal information from online betting sites’ collection.

If the thief was aware of the woman’s bank account information, he or she could have used a software program created to conduct financial transactions without the use of cellular banking software, according to Mr. Nattapong. In this manner, a hacker-controlled computer system would be used to transfer large sums of money to accounts.

For the transfer of more than 50, 000 ringgit at once, another programme was coded to do away with face scanning. The process of fraud is being investigated by the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau. Computer and private data protection laws were allegedly broken by the three men.

Following his refusal to apologize to the alleged victims, the main opposition Move Forward Party ( MFP) unanimously voted yesterday to expel MP Chaiyamphawan Manpianjit over sexual harassment allegations.

According to party president Chaithawat Tulathon, the celebration decided to remove the Bangkok MP at a joint meeting of professionals and MPs held yesterday. There were 128 people in attendance.

Mr. Chaithawat claimed that on November 3, the group sent a letter to Chayamphawan requesting that he officially declare to the alleged sexual misconduct and apologize to society by the following day.

The group also demanded that he pay the alleged victims and halt any connection that would harm their reputations, both directly and indirectly, as part of the order.

Additionally, Mr. Chaiyamphawan was advised not to engage in any additional acts of physical abuse while still serving as a group member and MP. The joint meeting discovered, however, that Mr. Chaiyamphawan had from presented more damning information against the victims in an effort to clear his name, despite claiming to accept the party’s resolution adopted on November 1.

According to Mr. Chaithawat, the details revealed the victims’ identities.

At one stage during a weekend press conference, Mr. Chaiyamphawan asserted that the parents of one of the women he reportedly persecuted had given him gifts, including clothing and ties. According to Mr. Chaithawat, the claim was made to imply that he and the person maintained close ties and that their interactions were mutually beneficial.

The group found evidence to support the accusations made against Mr. Chaiyamphawan and Wuttiphong Thonglour, a colleague MP for Prachin Buri, at their mutual meeting on November 1. Mr. Chaiyamphawan was spared instant dismissal because the ballot to expel him fell short of the requirement for exclusion, while Mrs. Wittiphong was expelled. But the edict was given to him.

A 29-year-old man was detained on suspicion of posting a threat to the life of Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on X( Twitter ).

In Bangkok’s Chom Thong neighborhood, at his residence in Soi Suan Luang, Krisada Panbanphaeo was taken into custody.

According to the police, Mr. Krisada posted a picture of the prime minister on X on Sunday along with obnoxious emails pleading for the” large” man in the picture to be killed and promising to reward him.

He expressed disappointment that his favorite party had broken its vote promises when authorities detained him. He could receive a fine of 10,000 ringgit and / or the maximum sentence of one month in prison.