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SURAT THANI: Police announced yesterday that a 60-year-old Scandinavian man who was wanted in Bangkok on medication charges had been apprehended on Koh Samui after fleeing for two years.

On Thursday evening, immigration officials detained Reino Pentti Olavi Martin in a car park in front of rented housing on the southwestern holiday island of tambon Bo Phut.

Martin: Was sought after on medicine costs.

On February 25, 2021, the Bangkok South Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Mr. Martin’s illegal possession of glass with the intent to buy.

In 2020, he was detained in Bangkok’s Thong Lor neighborhood and given bond. He jumped bond, though, and the judge issued an arrest warrant for him.

The arrest, according to Pol Col. Suparuek Phankosol, commander of Surat Thani immigration police, occurred after officials learned that the Finnish national was wanted in Bangkok from the alert system of the Immigration Bureau.

According to records, Mr. Martin’s card ran out on December 22, 2021.

Officers started monitoring Mr. Martin’s whereabouts, which resulted in his collar. Police initially accused him of overstaying his card when they caught him.

Before being turned over to the Bangkok South Criminal Court to handle the drug offense, he was sent to Bo Phut law place to answer the card cost.

After cutting down dozens of large trees in Chaloem Kanchanaphisek Park to grow” local durian varieties ,” the Nonthaburi Provincial Administrative Organization ( PAO ) is under fire.

The tambon Bang Sri Muang state’s Chaloem Kanchanaphisek Park spans an area of 98 ray. The Treasury Department is the owner of the area. It is renowned for its stunning vegetation.

When people posted issues about the sacking of large branches in the area on social media, the situation came to light.

It was unfortunate to see the aged, large trees cut down, according to some locals who exercise in the area, as they provided tone for visitors.

The Nonthaburi PAO captain, Pol Col Thongchai Yenprasert, came up with the idea to protect regional fruit varieties in 2021, according to senior civil architect Phongpan Kittrasen of the PAOS Public Works Bureau.

He had wanted the area to be a display of well-known Nontaburi fruits varieties, so he set aside an eight-rai area for it. A private firm was hired by the PAO with a 46.6 million baht resources to restore the area and plant fresh berry trees.

According to Mr. Phongpan, the project’s start date in July 2021 was supposed to be completed on January 21 of last year, but due to the Covid – 19 crisis, it was postponed to December of this year.

Numerous ancient trees were consequently cut down and removed. He added that the trees were too old to be transplanted somewhere, though some weather trees had been cut into logs for the Treasury Department’s continued usage. Among them were American Coral trees, known in Thai as lot strap lang, rain forests, or old santol trees.

Next week, the drivers’ organization intends to bring up the issue in discussions with the new transport minister.

According to the Thai Public Taxi Association, car owners want the new transportation secretary to provide a reward program to encourage the switch to electric cars.

The association’s president, Sadit Jaitiang, stated that when the group meets on Friday to discuss a number of issues pertaining to the welfare of car owners, members will bring up the subject with Transport Minister Suriya Juangroongruangkit.

He claimed that encouraging the use of EVs would lessen the capital’s sand pollution and carbon emissions.

The organization wants tax breaks and incentives, including a 300,000 baht payment for each EV unit, to stimulate car drivers to drive electric vehicles.

According to Mr. Sadit, switching to EVs without incentives may be difficult for some taxi drivers because of the lack of business they experienced during the Covid-19 crisis and the fact that they are only now recovering financially.

He predicted that about 20,000 taxi cabs would soon run out of fuel and require replacement, ideally with electric vehicles ( EVs ). About 10,000 EVs will be required for the replacement during the first step, he said.

The organization has already stated that it prefers 90 and 120 watt models and has suggested that the SME Development Bank offer low-interest loans to taxi drivers so they can make purchases.

A strategy for allowing car drivers to register with ride-hailing apps and the creation of a council to acquire new fare rates are two additional topics to be discussed with the minister.

Additionally, he stated that a taxi parking lot at Suvarnabhumi Airport was approved in 2019 but has not yet been constructed. The association may also request a roof for the airport’s vehicle waiting area.

Motion Forward MP captured with a carry-on carrier uses the opportunity to question extravagant spending

Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, the leader of Parliament, has vowed to look into the matter and talk about ways to ensure that less food ends up going to waste as a result of the controversy over leftover foods in the political dining room.

Following a social media food fight involving Move Forward MP Sirilapas” Mew” Kongtrakarn, the amount of complimentary meals and drinks offered to lawmakers has garnered widespread public attention.

After a long day in the House, an unidentified brother MP saw the former actress bringing some food from the cafeteria home. He posted the photo on Instagram along with some criticism.

Ms. Sirilapas & nbsp reposted the photo on her personal X( Twitter ) account and warned her 20,000 followers that if she hadn’t collected it, the food would have been wasted.

More people began to inquire about the government’s providing funds as a result, and calls for better management to cut back on leftovers and save the public money used to pay for lawmakers’ meals and drinks were made.

Mr. Wan claimed that he had first discussions about the matter with his deputies, including Pornpit Petcharoen, the House secretary, and other representatives. He stated that the objective should be to offer MPs suitable services without overspending.

In the middle of this quarter, he promised,” I’ll return to this topic.” To determine whether the catering expenditure needs to be reduced, I’ll need to review the funds. I’ve now asked them to address the issue as a first step.

When there are congress meetings, the House Secretariat is in charge of catering activities. In the 2023 fiscal year, about 72 million ringgit were set apart for providing services, or roughly 1, 000 Baht per person per appointment time.

On the day of a parliamentary meeting, there are essentially two meals — lunch and dinner — as well as an early-morning snack. Additional foods are also offered if the meeting lasts past 8 o’clock.

Catering services for House committee meetings cost an additional 34.8 million rmb, and opposition whip food costs 1.26 million.

Just over 108 million baht will be allocated to all food procedures for the fiscal year 2023.

Rangsima Rodrassamee, a seasoned politico, requested that the House committee on parliamentary affairs review the rules governing the catering budget and ask management to handle any unnecessary spending. & nbsp,

She suggested that MPs’ ID cards be used to transfer meal allowances so they could purchase food from the legislature canteen and return any leftover cash.

Last year, the Democrat MP for Samut Songkhram voiced opposition to other lawmakers hoarding food and demanded strict regulations that would forbid them from robbing members of the free meal boxes provided to them during political sessions.

She claimed that because there is so much free meals accessible, the nation loses a lot of money. ” They said they got them from council meetings and went for more when I asked why they had so many food bags, but they didn’t say why ,” I questioned at the restaurant.

This is a spare, don’t you think? Parliament needs to come up with a solution to this.

Person with an expired immigration who was wanted in Bangkok had been evading capture for almost two decades.

SURAT THANI: After two centuries on the run, a 60-year-old Finnish man wanted on drug expenses in Bangkok has been detained on Koh Samui.

On Thursday evening, immigration officials detained Reino Pentti Olavi Martin in a car park in front of rented housing on the southwestern holiday island of tambon Bo Phut.

On February 25, 2021, the Bangkok South Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Mr. Martin, 60, for the illegal possession of glass with the intent to buy.

In 2020, he was detained in Bangkok’s Thong Lor neighborhood and given bond. He did, however, jump bond, which prompted the court to issue an arrest warrant for him.

The arrest, according to Pol Col. Suparuek Phankosol, commander of Surat Thani immigration police, occurred after officials learned that the Finnish national was wanted in Bangkok from the alert system of the Immigration Bureau.

Additionally, the report indicated that his card had expired on December 22, 2021. Because he was active on Facebook, soldiers started keeping an eye on his whereabouts and found that the suspect had been staying on Koh Phangan and Hoh Samui ever since his immigration expired. They first accused him of overstaying his card when they caught up with him.

Before being turned over to the Bangkok South Criminal Court to handle the drug offense, he was sent to Bo Phut law place to answer the card cost.

Acting secretary-general declines to assume on Cholnan’s potential son.

Caretaker party secretary-general Prasert Chantararuangthong announced on Friday that the Pheu Thai Party will hold a public assembly on October 16 to choose opportunistic new administrative committees.

The departure of Cholnan Srikaew as party president on August 30 necessitated the vote. After the celebration decided to form a coalition government with two military-linked parties from the prior administration, Dr. Cholnan claimed he did so to keep his word.

The custodian executive committee chose the election day on Friday, according to Mr. Prasert, the minister of digital economy and society in the coalition led by Pheu Thai.

At the October meet, he said, the number of executive committee members— which includes the president, assistant leaders, secretary-general, delegates, and another group positions— will been decided.

The criteria for choosing and qualifying MPs to serve as chairmen and users of House committees on several matters, according to Mr. Prasert, were also approved by the caretaker executive committee.

He added that the issue may be brought up some time before the public forum and said the committee had not yet discussed who would be nominated for the position of party chief as well as other opportunities.

According to some group members, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the 37-year-old daughter of gathering patriarch and former prime minister Thaksin, is preferred for the position of leader.

When asked about rumors that Srettha Thavisin, the finance minister and prime minister, might also be a candidate for the position, Mr. Prasert replied that he was unaware of any such information.

He claimed that privately, he believed the party chief needed to be someone who truly understood the function of a democratic party.

The group may also choose who will hold various political positions in the new administration, but the interim executive committee, he claimed, has not yet done so.

With 15 group MPs scheduled to arguments on Monday, the criticism Democrat Party is prepared to grill the government about its procedures.

Jurin Laksanawisit, the interim Democrat leader, declared on Friday that the discussion would include all topics, including social, economic, and social ones. Chuan Leekpai, a record MP, is one of fifteen party MPs who have stated their desire to take part in the discussion.

After the Move Forward Party ( MFP ) began the debate, Mr. Jurin declared he would be the second speaker. In addition, & nbsp,

The original business minister stated that all Democratic debaters may exert every effort to evaluate the government’s performance.

He declared that the Democrats may have a fruitful discussion and would provide suggestions and opinions on federal guidelines in an open and honest manner. In order to get responses from the authorities on behalf of the people, the group may ask questions about some policies that might not be clear, he said.

He continued by saying that some plans were vague and that their details did not correspond to the promises made during the May 14 general election campaign.

” Come hold off until the conversation time.” There will be a lot of laws brought up for discussion. Some of the promises made by the government during the election battle are excluded. There are numerous safeguards that are not( in the scheme speech ), not just one or two. We will express our opinions in an open and without bias because the discussion will be conducted in a way that is really creative and beneficial to the administration of the nation and the interests of those who cast their ballots, according to Mr. Jurin.

The Democrats may be given 2 hours and 15 minutes during the conversation, up from the 3 days the group had earlier requested, he said. The following are: & nbsp, , SNP, BSP, NBP, ABNBSP, TBS, and NBSPS,

The Democrat Party would now play its antagonism part and give it its all, he declared. In addition to & nbsp,

” The state has declared itself to be the government of the people.” The criticism of the people includes us. Each area fulfills its personal obligation. The Democratic Party is prepared to carry out its obligation. Zero to worry about, Mr. Jurin said.

He insisted that the group had no issues working with the MFP because they were both opposition parties and were required to review the government’s job.

Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, the president of Parliament, announced earlier that a total of 29 hours would be set aside for the two-day discussion on the administration’s plan speech, which will begin on Monday.

The conversation will take place on Monday from 9 a.m. until evening, according to Mr. Wan, who also serves as House Speaker. The following day, it will begin at 9 am and last until 11 pm. Senators may have five hours to discuss the policy assertion while the cabinet has five to explain it and respond to inquiries.

According to Mr. Wan, opposition MPs would receive 14 hours, while federal members may be given five.

With 15 group MPs scheduled to arguments on Monday, the criticism Democrat Party is prepared to grill the government about its procedures.

Jurin Laksanawisit, the interim president of the Democratic Party, declared on Friday that the discussion would handle all topics, including social, political, and economic ones. Chuan Leekpai, a record MP, is one of fifteen party MPs who have stated their desire to take part in the discussion.

After the Move Forward Party ( MFP ) begins the debate, Mr. Jurin announced that he would speak as the second speaker. In addition, & nbsp,

The original business minister stated that all Democratic debaters may exert every effort to evaluate the government’s performance.

He declared that the Democrats may have a fruitful discussion and would provide suggestions and opinions on government policies in an open and honest manner. He claimed that because the group wanted to get answers from the authorities on behalf of the people, it may raise questions about some policies that might not be clear.

He continued by saying that some plans were vague and that their details did not correspond to the promises made during the May 14 general election campaign.

This wait until the argument days. There will be a lot of laws raised for the discussion. Some of the promises made by the government during the election battle are excluded. There are numerous safeguards that are not( in the scheme speech ), not just one or two, according to Mr. Jurin.

” We will express our opinions in a simple way, without bias, because the discussion will be truly productive and beneficial to the management of the nation as well as the interests of those who cast their ballots.”

The Democrats do receive 2 hours and 15 minutes during the conversation, up from the party’s earlier request of 3 days, he said.

Since their weak performance in the poll reduced their number to 25 MPs and resulted in Mr. Jurin’s departure, the Democrats have been bitterly divided. There have been two unsuccessful attempts to elect a new president and nbsp. However, Mr. Jurin asserted that the group was still capable of carrying out its opponent part and would give it its all.

The person’s state, according to the government. The criticism of the people includes us. Each area fulfills its personal obligation. The Democratic Party is prepared to carry out its obligations. There is no need for concern, Mr. Jurin said.

He insisted that since Move Forward and the other opposition parties were both required to scrutinize the president’s labor, the group had no issues working with them.

Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, the president of Parliament, announced earlier that a total of 29 hours would be set aside for the two-day discussion on the administration’s plan speech, which will begin on Monday.

The conversation will begin at 9 am and last until 11 pm the following morning, according to Mr. Wan, who also serves as the House speech. Senators may have five hours to discuss the policy assertion while the cabinet has five to explain it and respond to inquiries.

According to Mr. Wan, opposition MPs would receive 14 hours, while federal members may be given five.