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The colorful journalist admits to having heart cancer but adds that he still has more stories to tell.

Chuvit Kamolvisit, a political campaigner, has confirmed that he has phase 3 liver cancer and has vowed to spend the rest of his life educating community about issues that others are reluctant to discuss or bring to light.

The original massage parlor king revealed this just before a media conference on Thursday about Sansiri’s management under the former chief executive of the Pheu Thai Party, Srettha Thavisin, who is currently running for prime minister.

On a program hosted by renowned newsreader Sorrayuth Suthassanachinda on his YouTube and Facebook channels, Mr. Chuvit revealed his health problem.

I have phase 3 kidney cancer that has almost progressed to phase 4, which is the final stage, so I definitely don’t have much time to live, he said.

He added that he is receiving treatment and that this indicates the cancer is spreading to other tissues or body parts.

Mr. Chuvit claimed that many people had questioned whether it would be better for him to take a break and concentrate on his wellbeing. He did, nevertheless, claim to be content with what he is doing.

He said,” I enjoy what I’m doing.” ” I do it with a lot of love.” I enjoy sharing what I’ve learned with others and revealing the truth— the truth that some people are afraid to state. the reality that people are unaware of. I let go of my anxiety when I speak. I feel liberated.

” That is how the cycle of existence works. We get bored and pass away after we are born. I want to keep everything on before my time is up.

The former legislator gained notoriety last November when he provided proof against dubious Chinese companies, including a fugitive gang connected to Chaiyanat” Tuhao” Kornchayanant, bars run by Chinese groups that were selling drugs to Chinese citizens, and online gambling sites and gaming dens in the nation’s capital.

His most recent effort focuses on Mr. Srettha’s qualifications. According to Chuvit, he assisted 12 landowners in avoiding taxes totaling 521 million baht when Sansiri bought a prime 400-square-wah story on Sarasin Road in Bangkok( a square woo equals 4 square meters ).

Sansiri has refuted the charge. The company stated in a statement that the sellers were in charge of handling the taxes and rights transfer fees for the property sales, while the company was simply required to make payments at the agreed-upon prices and transfer ownership of the property.

Because of” unjust” voting laws, some party rebels want the Election Commission to halt the meeting.

According to party spokesman Ramet Rattanachaweng, the Democrat Party’s leadership contest will go on as planned despite some users petitioning the Election Commission ( EC) to postpone the election on Sunday.

A July 9 party resolution was revoked by about 100 Democrats on Thursday, and the unique assembly to choose a new leader and senior board was postponed until the controversial party regulations were updated.

The 70: 30 balanced voting law used in the selection method, according to the team led by Chaiwat Traiyasunant, does not follow democratic principles.

According to the rule, current MPs make up 70 % of the total, with the remaining 30 % being made up of other members. Critics argue that this law needs to be changed or the new round of election may encounter issues.

However, Mr. Ramet stated that the Democrats will put the group’s ideals back of their own interests even though it is only natural for there to be competitors.

Additionally, he insisted that party rules and associated laws be followed when holding the meeting on July 9.

Members’ rights were never violated, he claimed, by the group’s decision to forego the customary procedure of determining the recognition of each nominated candidate.

Political observers view the Democratic leadership race as a gauge of the party’s political leanings and whether it will join the Pheu Thai Party & nbsp coalition or remain in the opposition camp.

Due to a lack of consensus at the meeting on July 9, no new president was chosen to achieve Jurin Laksanawisit. It was said that there was turmoil at the meeting between two camps competing for party authority.

Abhisit Vejjajiva, a previous party leader, is reportedly on one side, and younger people are wanted to take over the group, according to the other. If Mr. Abhisit takes the head, it is anticipated that the party will remain in the opposition; however, if a rival gains power, Pheu Thai may join forces with it.

After the May 14 election, in which the nation’s oldest party won just 25 House seats — roughly half the number it won in the 2019 polls— Mr. Jurin announced he was resigning.

African man is the most recent to be detained in a crackdown by emigration officials.

PHUKET: According to immigration police, who are still cracking down on foreigners who enter the country illegally, a Nigerian man who was detained on Thursday for overstaying his card likewise had cocaine in his hands.

Anamere George, 26, was detained at 1.30 p.m. on his way to the Baan Suan Loch Palm casing estate in the Kathu area, according to Pol Col Thanes Sukchai, chief of the Phuket immigration authorities. He had a three-year, ten-month card extension.

According to the police, a quantity of methamphetamine was likewise found on him.

According to the officer, Mr. George had been deported after going through legal deliberations after being accused of overstaying his card and possessing drugs illegally.

According to Pol Col Thanes, the assault on overstayers started next month and was continuing this quarter with assistance from the tourist police.

After an ineffective discussion on a motion put forth by the election-winning group, the speaker adjourns the meeting.

Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, the president of the Parliament, suddenly called a meeting to an end on Friday following an ineffective discussion of an MP motion from the Move Forward Party to review the earlier rejection of Pita Limjaroenrat’s re-nomination for prime minister.

Legislators were originally scheduled to attend the meeting to vote on the Pheu Thai Party’s candidate for prime minister, a & nbsp. People were also expected to discuss a draft bill put forth by Move Forward that aims to amend Section 272 of the law, which grants senators the same voting rights as MPs when choosing the perfect minister.

Nonetheless, the vote for prime minister was postponed after the Constitutional Court announced on Thursday that it had until August 16 to determine whether to act on a petition challenging legislature’s determination to thwart another try to select Mr. Pita for the position.

The document MFP act, which sought to alter Section 272 of the law, was still on the agenda.

The start time for the congress meeting was set for 9.30 am. It took another minute for there to be adequate people present for a vote because just 239 of the 747 effective House and Senate people had signed in.

Rangsiman Rome, a MP on the Move Forward list, requested that parliament examine its July 19 resolution rejecting Mr. Pita’s candidacy after he was unsuccessful in the July 13 first round of voting.

However, Mr. Wan voted against the action. He advised everyone involved to wait for the Constitutional Court’s decision. He claimed that if parliament carried out the action as suggested, it might go against the prosecutor’s authority.

MPs objected to his choice, including Cholnan Srikaew, the head of Pheu Thai, who stood to speak in favor of Mr. Rangsiman’s movement.

Senator Prapan Khunmee stated that Mr. Rangsiman’s plan may be rejected and that it was impossible to propose a motion to reverse an enactment of the legislature.

Mr. Wan immediately stood up after about 30 hours of fruitless discussion and said,” As the leader of Parliament, I hereby order that today’s gathering be adjourned.”

At 11.27 a.m., the gathering was adjourned in response to objections.

Wan Muhamad Noor Matha & nbsp, the leader of the Parliament, exits the room after adjourning the meeting on Friday. ( Image: Chanat Katanyu )

SURAT THANI: A Spanish man was detained for doubting in connection with the identification of human body parts at a waste on the southwestern area of Koh Phangan, which is well-known for hosting Full Moon celebrations.

Police, criminal officers, and health workers from Koh Phangan Hospital responded to the field on Friday after more body parts were discovered in a dark plastic bag at the plop site in the Surat Thani province’s Moo 4 area.

A dark T-shirt, a pair of short, and two red athletes were discovered inside the bag, along with two lower limbs. There were also two other items inside.

At the same waste, trash collectors had found body parts on Thursday, including a sawed-off pelvis and intestines weighing about five kilograms. Due to the pelvis’ length, law think it most likely belonged to a foreign person.

Police detained the suspected Spanish gentleman, who was about 40 years old, on Friday to question him about any potential connections to the body parts.

According to a source, the suspect & nbsp reported his Colombian friend’s disappearance in an earlier missing person report to the Koh Phangan police station.

SURAT THANI: A Spanish man was detained for doubting in connection with the identification of human body parts at a waste on the southwestern area of Koh Phangan, which is well-known for hosting Full Moon celebrations.

Police, criminal officers, and health personnel from Koh Phangan Hospital arrived on Friday to investigate the scene after discovering additional body parts in a black plastic carrier at the plop site in the Surat Thani province’s Moo 4 area.

The case was discovered to contain two lower limbs, a dark T-shirt, some short clothing, and two red athletes.

At the same location, garbage collectors had found body parts on Thursday, including a sawed-off hip and intestines weighing about five kilograms. Due to its size, authorities believe that the hips probably belonged to a foreign person.

Police detained the 40-year-old suspected Hispanic male on Friday to question him about any potential connections to the body parts.

According to a cause, the suspect and nbsp had previously reported the departure of his Brazilian colleague in an earlier missing person problem with the Koh Phangan police station.

Pick-up drivers claims that despite seeing a warning light, he tried to drive across the bridge track.

CHACHOENGSAO: A pick-up vehicle was struck by a freight train early on Friday night in the Muang region of this eastern province, killing eight people and injuring three others.

According to Pol Capt Teerawat Pornprasit, a duty agent at the Muang police depot, the incident happened around 3 am at Moo 6 in tambon Khlong Udom Chonlajorn.

Officers rushed to the scene, along with health staff from Buddhasothorn Hospital and a group of volunteers.

They discovered cargo coach No. 833 on the road trail, its motor still running. The coach, which was carrying pots, was traveling from the Laem Chabang Port to the interior container depot at Lat Krabanang.

Five men and three women’s bodies were found scattered throughout the region, along with a seriously damaged Isuzu pick-up vehicle.

One of the three victims was really hurt. They were taken quickly to Buddhasothorn Medical Center.

The 55-year-old pick-up drivers, Wichai Yulek, revealed to the police during doubting that he was transporting a group of employees from Wat Buaroy in Bangkok’s Lat Krabang area to ostensibly fish farms in Khlong Udom Cholachorn.

Mr. Wichai claims to have seen a warning light indicating the approaching coach as he got closer to the railroad crossing. But a fellow traveler told him to proceed. He therefore made an unsuccessful attempt to cross the bridge track.

The pick-up was violently propelled off the road when the train collided with the remaining part of it. Eight deaths and three injuries were caused when the employees seated at the back of the car were ejected during the effects.

Surapat Prasop, 20, a victim and one of the staff riding in the pick-up, claimed that upon spotting the approaching coach, he made the decision to jump off. A few seconds afterwards, the pick-up was struck by the coach.

The fish farm’s owner, Wichian Saengthapson, 58, stated that he had hired the workers to get fish there and anticipated their introduction by 2 a.m. At three in the morning, he learned of the injury. He had heard the coach bell several days at the farm, but he had never taken it to be a reminder.

The volunteers transported the eight workers’ bodies to the hospital for an examination before giving them to their loved ones for religious rituals.

The number of significant train accidents at Thai railroad crossings has increased as a result of this tragedy. A cargo train struck a vehicle carrying 57 passengers from Samut Prakan territory on October 11, 2020, as it was traveling through the Muang district’s tambon Bang Toey. This was the yearly presentation of new clothes to Buddhist monks.

30 other travellers were hurt, and 20 died.

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According to the Department of Medical Sciences( DMS ), a prototype kit intended to identify the presence of paraquat in fruit and vegetables is available for commercial reproduction by any private or public organization.

The mockup was created in collaboration with the Medical Life Sciences Institute and Bureau of Quality and Safety of Food, according to Dr. Supakit Sirilak, DMS director-general, yesterday.

He claimed that the system looks for signs of paraquat using the immunochromatography method.

He claimed that it detects Covid – 19 likewise to antigen test products. According to him, no additional tools or substances are required to obtain results from the kit, which can be applied to all varieties of fruit and vegetables to find this specific herbicide substance.

According to Dr. Supakit, results are displayed within 15 to 30 days if paraquat contaminants exceeds the permitted level of 0.005 micrograms per kilogram of the tested fruits and vegetables.

According to him, the system has passed a area study and is patented by the Department of Intellectual Property.

He added that the DMS would give users access to the kit and that it was” preparing to transfer the product method and formula to those interested[…] to reproduce ] the kit ] for general uses.”

He claimed that paraquat, an pesticides that farmers frequently use because it can produce results for less money, may be toxic to people if used carelessly on crops.

Parkinson’s disease and cancers are two risks associated with paraquat, he noted.