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For financial reasons, approximately 20,000 Thai employees are still in Israel, but images indicate that those who were kidnapped by Hamas may still be alive, according to officials.

More than 20,000 Thai people were still living in Israel, according to Pongsathorn Chuthasamit, the Department of Protocol’s response director. He claimed that the Thai consulate in Tel Aviv was running smoothly and was prepared to assist visitors who wanted to go home.

Following the Foreign Affairs Ministry’s closure of its Thai evacuation center at the InterContinental David Tel Aviv Hotel, Mr. Pongsathorn was one of nine international politics representatives who returned from Israel. They were one of the 14 representatives from international politics who had been dispatched to aid in the exodus of Thai citizens from Israel.

The officers were welcomed by Foreign Affairs Minister Parnpree Bahiddha – Nukara, who praised their job. Additionally, he claimed that no other Thai citizens had yet expressed a desire to go back home. On Sunday, just two Thais from Israel arrived, he claimed.

Gen Songwit Noonpakdee, the head of the defense troops, reportedly saw photos of many Thais who had been kidnapped from Israel later on Monday, according to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. At least the photos showed that the victims were still alive.

The prime minister expressed his hope that the victims may be freed in the event of a brief peace while negotiations were ongoing.

The rumor that three Thai captives were missing and another Vietnamese man had been kidnapped, he claimed, had not received any new information.

Since the start of the Israel-Hamas conflict, 24 Thai people have been kidnapped, 19 have suffered injuries, 34 have died, and 7, 470 have returned from Israel, according to a report from the Foreign Affairs Ministry on Saturday.

According to Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, the majority of Thai employees chose to stay in Israel for economic reasons on Monday. He claimed that they were indebted and worried that if they left Israel, they wouldn’t be able to make the same amount of money.

Wuttiphong Thonglour, a Prachin Buri MP who was expelled from Move Forward for alleged physical abuse, asserts that he is being persecuted due to an altercation with another MP’s staffer who serves on the party professional.

On November 1, a gathering of celebration MPs and senior members came to the conclusion that Mr. Wuttiphong was the subject of woman’s charges, and they voted to remove him from the MFP.

Mr. Wuttiphong claimed that since he learned that an MP’s associate on the executive council had been involved in a need for bribes of several million baht from an garbage own firm in Prachin Buri province regarding the purchase of some land, there have been attempts to persuade him to leave the party.

Mr. Wuttiphong displayed images, audio recordings, and text messages at a press conference on Monday that he claimed were proof of the property purchase’s problem.

He claimed that he gave the gathering the information to look into, but they paid it no mind. A member of the executive council investigated the situation on his own and came to the conclusion that there was no problem.

Mr. Wuttiphong stated that he was certain that this had resulted in his exclusion from the gathering.

He claimed that the woman who claimed to have been sexually harassed was taken to the party by the same MP’s assistant, whose name began with the initial” S” & nbsp. He continued by saying that the person was coerced into speaking with the media, who opposed the MFP and claimed she had experienced sexual abuse.

Mr. Wuttiphong claimed that by holding the press conference, he wasn’t requesting judge or objecting to the group’s decision. To gain a better knowledge of him, he only wanted other MPs who supported his expulsion.

The MP stated that he was thinking about petitioning the Election Commission to check the legality of the group’s projection quality. The National Anti-Corruption Commission may even consider it on its own.

When asked about the 30 days he must add a new group or risk losing his seat in the public, Mr. Wuttiphong responded that it had not yet occurred to him. Second, he wanted to speak with residents of his district.

When asked about Mongkolkit Suksintaranon’s invitation to join his party, Mr. Wuttiphong & nbsp responded that he personally preferred a party that would give him more opportunities to demonstrate his skills.

In the May standard poll, Mr. Mongkolkit’s group did not win any seats.

House Speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha announced on Monday that the Move Forward Party’s head, Chaithawat Tulathon, has been appointed to his Majesty the King for imperial endoresement.

He claimed that the House of Representatives Secretariat had given officials instructions to get ready for the & nbsp ceremony, where Mr. Chaithawat, a list MP, would receive the royal command.

According to sources, the Election Commission informed the House committee in a letter last week that it had received official notification that the Move Forward Party had chosen Mr. Chaithawat to take Pita Limjaroenrat’s place as its fresh head.

The opposition in the House of Representatives is led by an MP who is the group leader with the most MPs, no government members, and no serving members or assistant speakers, according to article 1 of Area 106 of the constitution.

The House presenter must sums the royal order appointing the opposition leader, according to article 3 of Segment 106 of the law.

Previous MP Thepthai Senpong and his younger brother Manote, a former president of the Nakhon Si Thammarat statewide management organization, were two Democratic lawmakers who had been imprisoned for election fraud. They were released on parole from the prison on Monday.

The boys, who were each wearing dark pants, a white T-shirt, and canvas shoes, were all grinning as they were led out of the prison at 10.30 am. They were welcomed by a sizable group of friends, family members, and colleagues.

They were each given an electrical knee tag at the municipal probation office by prison warders, who then took them back to the facility and released them.

In order to keep their word, both men started running from in front of the jail, turning onto Ron Phibun-Nakhon Si Thammarat road, and moving toward their home in the Phra Phrom city, which was about 10 kilometers away.

When they got to their home, they were once more welcomed by family members and social backers before settling in for a hearty breakfast.

They expressed gratitude to the Corrections Department for granting them probation and promised to reveal any potential political plans in the future.

Previous PAO president Pichai Boonyakiat filed a 2014 event with the Nakhon Si Thammarat Court accusing the two of election fraud.

In infraction of the election laws, they were found guilty of throwing a party in Nakhon Si Thammarat during the 2013 election campaign.

The two were found guilty of the charges on August 28, 2020, and the court of first instance sentenced them to three times each in jail as well as ten years without the right to vote. Without break, the sentence was extended to two times. On May 11, 2021, the Appeal Court upheld the decision.

On July 6, 2022, the Supreme Court upheld the decision after receiving appeals from the two parties.

Two-thirds of the two-year sentence, or 16 months in prison, were served before the Corrections Department granted their ask for pardon. For the remaining eight weeks of their words, they may use ankle keywords. & nbsp,

Thepthai, an MP for Nakhon Si Thammarat, was imprisoned in August 2020 and stripped of his political rights by the Constitutional Court in January 2021.

Police are looking into the demise of a 49-year-old woman whose body was discovered early on Monday night on Thepparat Road in the Bang Pakong area.

Her figure was located beneath the elevated Burapha Withi( Bang Na – Bang Pakong) expressway on the Bangkok-bound side of the street, across from the Talad Lao new market. On Monday at around 2.30 am, the local authorities received a report.

She did possess a broken leg and had blood coming from her lips, tongue, and nose, but according to the officers, there were no signs that she had been actually attacked.

Silver MG A & nbsp was parked on the elevated expressway above. The window was opened, and the risk lights were in. Windows were shut. Marks on the road barrier appeared to have been left by the vehicle.

According to the police, the deceased person resided in Bangkok’s Lat Krabang neighborhood. An examination report from Police General Hospital was awaited by the authorities.

According to acting director-general of the Department of Employment Somchai Morakotsriwan, visa application and improvement charges for migrant workers from neighboring Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam may be reduced to 500 baht starting on November 11.

According to Mr. Somchai, the price changes went into effect on November 11 and became effective for four years after being announced by the Labour Ministry in the Royal Gazette on October 27.

This came in response to a government resolution on October 3 that Phiphat Ratchakitprakan, the minister of labor, had put forth. It was an agreement on the cooperation of Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, and other countries in the area’s labor employment.

Beginning on November 11, the price for applying for a visa may be reduced from 2, 000 baht to 500 baht, each of which is valid for two years. Additionally, the cost of an extension will decrease from 1, 900 bahatt and be applied for an additional two-year period.

According to Mr. Somchai, the lower fees were meant to allow workers to reduce expenses and aid in economic recovery.

Civil servants coming in for earn increase: record

The government is considering raising civil servant earnings as a suitable price research is anticipated to be finished by this quarter.

The Office of the Civil Service Commission ( OCSC) is conducting a study into how the pay of civil servants and state business workers will be increased, according to Chalermphol Pensoot, chairman of Budget Bureau, on Sunday.

According to Mr. Chalermphol, the Budget Bureau and the OCSC will discuss the issue after the investigation is finished before submitting it to the case this quarter.

When asked how the pay raise would be paid, he replied that either the 2024 or 2025 financial years’ budgets could be used to pay for it.

If state companies are unable to meet the anticipated income increase, there is still a key funds set aside for civil servants’ salaries even though agencies have already submitted requests for funds allocations for the 2024 financial time.

The funds for the 2025 fiscal year can also be used to finance an raise because, according to Mr. Chalermphol, the Budget Bureau will present the budget to the government in January and still have time to distribute funds as requested by condition agencies.

The commission’s committee has written to state authorities about an education given by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin during a cabinet meeting on October 31. This information is based on an official government resource.

The teaching called for both an increase in the regular minimum wage for employees and a raise in civil servant pay.

According to the cause, Mr. Srettha informed the cabinet that the government’s policy statement made public in parliament included the regular minimum wage increase and the increase in civil servant pay.

According to the cause, the PM gave the Labour Ministry instructions during the meeting to investigate the possibility of the everyday wage increase and update the government on its progress as soon as possible. Although the state has promised one, it is still unclear when that will go into effect.

Before presenting the findings to the government by this quarter, the OCSC was even given instructions to collaborate with various organizations, such as the Finance Ministry, Budget Bureau, and National Economic and Social Development Council, to research the proposed increase in polite servants’ wages, a time frame and its potential impact.

Chai Wacharonke, a federal official, downplayed speculation that civil servant salaries would rise sooner rather than later on Sunday and NBP.

He claimed that the PM had just mandated a study to determine whether civil servant wages could be raised.

” Those organizations will need to give the P a presentation of the study.” There hasn’t been an urgent raise in the salaries however. It is still unknown when wages will be raised when the study is presented, he said.

In the meantime, it is unknown whether the proposed increase will be covered by the expenditure for the 2025 financial month, pending the study’s findings. He continued,” On the source of funding, the government did not come to any decision.

There are roughly 1.68 million position leaders at the moment.

Of them, on 427, 000 work as educators and teachers, while around 421, 000 are government employees and about 325,000 work in the armed forces.

Additionally, 1.24 million people work for people organizations, institutions, state firms, and state organizations.

The youngest child of former top Thaksin Shinawatra, who is currently the leader of the Pheu Thai Party, said civil servant spend may begin at 25, 000 ringgit if the group took power during an election campaign in Ubon Ratchathani on February 17.

The group’s then-leader, Cholnan Srikaew, stated that Pheu Thai has a plan of raising the monthly pay for bachelor ‘ degree graduates to 25, 000 baht by 2027, and that civil servants should also be given the same raise.