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The new health captain makes an entry promise.

Udon Thani: The Ministry of Public Health has vowed to enhance the universal healthcare system, providing better services and accessibility for everyone, particularly those who reside in large cities and are poor.

The permanent secretary of the ministry, Dr. Opas Kankawinpong, stated yesterday at an educational conference in Udon Thani that although the universal healthcare system has been in place for 21 years, improvements could be made to better adjust it to changing lifestyles.

Previously, the ministry defined resilient or delicate groups as people who reside in remote areas without access to basic healthcare.

However, in modern times, this even refers to poor individuals who reside in large cities like Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, and Nakhon Ratchasima and who also have trouble getting access to medical care.

According to Dr. Opas, this is a problem the government needs to address.

Our task under the” 30-baht healthcare scheme plus ,” which we will soon launch in accordance with the new minister’s policy, is to ensure that the vulnerable groups have unrestricted access to medical care.

He continued,” Many problems must be discussed, such as staff shortages and job descriptions for medical employees.”

As fresh doctors have been leaving state-owned hospitals due to their saturated workloads, the ministry is experiencing a shortage of medical staff. As many patients go to state-run hospitals, the general care program is seen as one aspect contributing to this overcrowding.

The ministry will concentrate on healthcare protection, health promotion, treatment, and the use of technology, including healthcare, to lower the number of outpatients at express hospitals under the” 30-baht universal care plus” concept.

According to Dr. Opas, the new government’s plan to eliminate restrictions on universal medical allows patients to use their ID cards to get any hospital healthcare service rather than being restricted to the facility where they originally registered.

The National Health Security Office, which is in charge of the budget for the common healthcare program, did hear from the ministry about the matter and make a decision regarding an appropriate distribution of hospitals across the country.

Possible anti-graft activity over the expansion of the rail contract against the former governor of Bangkok complicates the situation.

Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, has requested that the Transport Ministry collect data and clarify matters pertaining to contentious contracts involving the BTS Skytrain system.

In order to run the main BTS Skytrain system and two extensions until 2042, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ( BMA) has hired Bangkok Mass Transit System Co( BTSC ).

Mr. Srettha stated that he had not yet thoroughly investigated the situation and was curious about the relevant issues.

The National Anti Corruption Commission ( NACC) will be asked to determine whether there are grounds for action against former Bangkok governor MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra and 12 others involved in granting the lengthy extension to the company, the prime minister said in response to inquiries about reports.

To the benefit of BTSC, MR. Sukhumbhand and the others have been charged with breaking both the rules against cost collaboration as well as the public-private relationship rules. The agreement they approved in 2012 gave the company another 30 years to operate the 26-kilometer On Nut-Mor Chit and National Stadium-Taksin pathways of the Skytrain.

Under a 30-year grant that expires in 2029, BTSC invested in and ran the initial Skytrain system.

Even though the agreement also had 17 times to work, the contract extension was approved in 2012 during MR. Sukhumbhand’s first name.

The BMA also entered into agreements with BTSC to run two Skytrain expansion roads, Onnut-Bearing and Taksin-Wong Wian Yai, until 2042.

Under these deals, City Hall had pay BTSC 190 billion baht.

An NACC inquiry committee met on Monday and determined that the claims against MR. Sukhumbhand and the other 12 people have merit, according to Isara News Centre.

Before director Natthachak Pattamasigh retires later this month, the commission is anticipated to present its recommendations to the anti-graft system for a decision.

Additionally, worries have been expressed that any NACC legitimate action could have an impact on the government’s decision to impose a 20-baht flat-rate fare for light rail travel in the capital.

The government has stated that it should be able to provide 20-baht fares on state agency-operated lines, but making & nbsp would necessitate BTSC’s cooperation across the board.

Before choosing the fares for the city’s mass transit system, according to Mr. Srettha, a thorough investigation, including constitutional considerations, is required.

He continued by saying that the Transport Ministry had also inform the public of the situation.

In Bangkok attacks, opulent cars, millions of dollars in funds, and false passports were seized.

In connection with bitcoin forgery, three Chinese nationals have been detained. Police raids in Bangkok resulted in the seizure of numerous assets, including cash and upscale vehicles.

According to Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau( CCIB ) chief Pol Lt Gen Worawat Watnakhonbancha, two of the raids resulted in arrests.

The first involved the hunt of two apartments at a posh hotel in the Rama IX neighborhood, where Zhang Han Lin, 54, and his family Zhou Lu, 29, were detained.

More than 4 million ringgit in dollars, ownership documents for three opulent condominium units for 44 million Baht, three comfort cars, a Porsche Cayenne, Mercedes-Benz, and Mini Cooper, as well as bank account passbooks, iPads, numerous brand-name bags, more than 100 sacks of currency, Chinese, Thai, or Vanuatu passports were all taken from them.

A Chinese girl named Liu Jiayu was detained and had numerous papers taken from her during another attack in Sukhumvit Soi 101 in the Phra Khanong neighborhood.

A Porsche Cayenne, one of three opulent vehicles seized from a Taiwanese pair allegedly connected to an online bitcoin fraud system, is parked next to the police. ( Wassayos Ngamkham provided the photo )

According to Pol Lt Gen Worawat, the attacks came after a Chinese man and woman were detained in the Srinakarin neighborhood of Bangkok during an earlier activity to prosecute bitcoin scammers. On May 26, the Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for the couple for fraud and money laundering.

According to Pol Lt Gen Worawat, the two had defrauded victims in many nations of around 10 billion baht by using false profile photos to tempt them to invest in false cryptocurrency assets online.

Thai immigrants were used as the suspects’ nominees in a business they had also established to dirty money stolen from their victims.

The most recent arrests took place after & nbsp, and CCIB investigators expanded their search to look for people connected to the fraud network.

The Chinese suspects’ area is searched for money and other valuables. ( Wassayos Ngamkham provided the photo )

Beach towns aim to manage population and lessen community impact.

Before the end of this month, Hua Hin’s regional authorities intend to sterilize 300 monkeys in an effort to manage the people and prevent negative effects on nearby areas.

According to Bussaba Chokesuchart, deputy governor of the beach area in Prachuap Khiri Khan, the town has budgeted 580,000 baht for the sterilisation program that will target 300 monkeys who live close to Hin Lek Fai and Hua Hin golf course. & nbsp,

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation( DNP ) will run the program through September 24 with Wat Bussayabanphot acting as the administrative hub.

According to Ms. Bussaba, approximately 100 monkeys were captured over the course of the previous year, and many of them had already been put to death. Then, the DNP group is anticipated to go after monkeys that live close to Khao Takiab, a well-liked tourist destination in the town’s south.

The sterilization program, according to Ms. Bussaba, was initially started in 2017 to decrease the number of monkeys and lessen their detrimental effects on locals, visitors, and people.

She claimed that since the program began, dozens of primates have been put to death. She continued,” It is thought to be the most efficient way to guarantee that locals will be able to live peacefully with the creatures.”

In an effort to manage the people and prevent negative effects on nearby areas, the Hua Hin city intends to sterilize 300 monkeys by the end of this month. ( Facebook photo: Hua Hin municipality )

According to an opposition MP, Karen insurgents camped close to Tak villages prevented forces from returning.

MP Kannavee Suebsang, a member of the Fair Party, is urging the government to look into reports of Myanmar soldiers carrying heavy weapons crossing the border into the Umphang region of Tak state.

If the reports are true, the authorities must inform the public of what took place, he said.

According to the opposition MP, the two incidents caused the Karen National Liberation Army( KNLA) to believe that Thailand was supporting the Myanmar military. This was based on conversations with some Myanmar – and Karen-language media.

Nearly 100 Myanmar soldiers’ violations of Thailand’s condition sovereignty, according to him, are a nationwide issue, not merely an issue at the border.

He stated that the problem should be looked into and handled as an international relations issue by the Ministries of Defense and Foreign Affairs.

Mr. Kannavee stated that on September 3, between 80 and 100 military Myanmar military entered Thailand through two borders villages, Ban Le Tong Khu and Ban Mo Ta Lua, citing data from activists working in the Thai-Myanmar border region.

A Myanmar village was surrounded by Karen-armed guerillas on the other side of the border, he claimed, while the soldiers were camped out in a grain field only one kilometer from the closest Thai community.

Later, he said, Thai villagers informed their village chief that Myanmar soldiers were present on Thai land.

According to him, Thai troops stationed outside resisted taking action against the invaders until a social media user announced their appearance on September 5.

According to a cause, the army’s Naresuan Task Force dispatched an army staff to deal with the Myanmar military and the KNLA until the latter agreed to stop obstructing the soldiers’ path.

However, the Myanmar troops persisted in refusing to leave, necessitating a second round of negotiations with the Thai government before they finally left.

The village chief received more information the following trip after people saw an additional 10 to 20 military Myanmar men returning to Ban Le Tong Khu to acquire food.

The village chief, Choku Rotsirichai, informed the Thai government of the incident, and they dispatched soldiers to communicate and secure the soldiers’ return to their home country.

Money track connects Kamnan Nok, the gunman, and the police

Many of the police officials now detained for allegedly obstructing the investigation into the death of a bridge police officer at Kaman Nok’s dinner party last Wednesday in Nakhon Pathom are likely to face more criminal charges.

Following the restoration and inspection of the site box captured by the security camera at the murder scene, the additional fees are probably due. After the killing, it had been taken out and dumped into a pond. & nbsp,

Investigators have also discovered proof that the shooter, who was identified as & nbsp, regularly paid police money while working for the dinner party host, powerful local businessman Praween Chankhlai, also known as Kamnan Nok.

At Mr. Praween’s residence in tambon Takong, Muang city, Nakhon Pathom, Pol Col. Anek Taosuparp, deputy chief of the Crime Suppression Division, stated on Tuesday that CSD researchers were awaiting info from the camera server.

After the death that abruptly ended the Sept. 6 dinner party, the server box was discovered to be lost. & nbsp: A gunman fired multiple shots at Pol Maj Siwakorn Saibua, a party guest, instantly killing the 32-year-old highway police inspector.

Later, the waiter was found and was being looked at to see what information it also contained. On Thursday or Friday, the experiment findings were anticipated. According to Pol Col. Anek, the site was a critical piece of evidence in the prosecution of those responsible for the murder.

According to a cause, the party on Wednesday had 55 attendees, including 28 police officials. Additionally, Mr. Praween’s partners and the other visitors may be summoned for questioning.

Following the shooting, six of the officers guests have already been expelled from the pressure and are currently facing charges of obstructing the research.

The six officers are charged with destroying crime-related information and assisting Mr. Praween and the murderer in fleeing the scene. Police in Kanchanaburi state shot Thananchai Manmak to death on Friday, and Mr. Praween turned himself in to the authorities on Thursday night.

According to the source, some of the six officers were likely to be charged with additional malfeasance under Section 157, & nbsp.

The source claimed that Mr. Praween, the party’s shooter Thananchai, and the police were connected by a funds path. Often, Thananchai gave funds to five of the six soldiers. & nbsp,

Investigators thought Mr. Praween, a prominent local politician and businessman who served as the original tambon chief, had asked Thananchai to donate money to people on his behalf. In addition, & nbsp,

Pol Col Vachira Yaothaisong, 44, the murder victim’s fast better, was discovered dead on Monday at his residence in tambon Khu Khot of Lam Luk Ka area, Pathum Thani state. His right church was only shot once. The rat came out of his left church. On the straight side of his body, on the floor, a 9mm handgun was discovered.

Before the death was reported, physicians claimed he had passed away between 8 and 12 hours earlier. Authorities believe he killed himself, blaming himself for inviting Pol Maj Siwakorn, his superior, to the supper party before his death.

The system may have been moved, according to body smears on the floor, but investigative examiners and nbsp determined that an automated robot vacuum cleaner was to blame. The & nbsp, a spent bullet was discovered inside the device.

One gun was heard inside the house by outside security cameras.

Highway Police sub-division 2 was led by Pol Col. Vachira. He was the direct excellent of Pol Maj Siwakorn.

The function of the government won’t be diminished by NHB.

According to Public Health Minister Cholnan Srikaew, a National Health Board ( NHB ) will coordinate the functions of various ministries and the private sector in the management of macro-health policies.

According to Dr. Cholnan, the committee, which will be presided over by the prime minister, may serve as a focal point where the public and private sectors collaborate to influence health policies.

The Public Health Ministry won’t be the only entity to carry out health plans under the NHB.

The minister claimed that” companies putting health policies into practice are out of tune, which harms the quality of medical being delivered.”

According to Dr. Cholnan, the board won’t replicate the work done by other organizations like the National Health Security Office( NHSO ) and a national health commission.

He continued by saying that because the NHB budget’s power is limited to policy implementation and oversight, it will not have an impact on funds given to various agencies.

Despite this, the NHB won’t lessen the Public Health Ministry’s function, according to Dr. Cholnan. As public health policies stand to gain from being implemented in a seamless and detailed manner, the board will actually strengthen it. It benefits by closing flaws.

According to the secretary, the government does not intend to charge participants in the” gold cards” universal healthcare program 30 baht each time they receive medical care.

However, he added that the government will keep making improvements to the program while even closing the gaps between widespread health insurance programs, such as the gold cards program, the Social Security Fund, and state officials’ medical insurance policies.

When the country’s Gross Domestic Product is taken into account, Dr. Prasit Watanapa, an advisor to the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital at Mahidol University, urged the government to increase funding for the program. He claimed that the nation is no spending enough on the medical field.

We must ensure that we have enough money to cover women’s charges, he said.

He concurred that an upgrade should be made to the 30-baht general health insurance plan. He did, however, advocate for reducing issues like the use of fictitious IDs to get health care and streamlining medical bill reimbursements for civil servants.