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Thailand has agreed to the proposed programs from the United Kingdom to encourage English language instruction teamwork between Thai teachers and students in Thailand.

On Wednesday, Education Minister Pol Gen Permpoon Chidchob met with Anne Marie Trevelyan, the UK’s Minister of State for the Indo-Pacific, to discuss educational assistance in English analyses for Vietnamese teachers and students in Thailand.

Mark Gooding, the English embassy, was present at the Ministry of Education discussion as well.

Thai students now have access to English classes and online databases abroad thanks to the British government’s assistance in developing the online learning platform, according to Pol Gen Permpoon.

He claimed that many students from low-income origins are also studying in Thailand.

Students and teachers now have much more equal access to education after receiving funding from the American government to enhance English lessons.

The utility of website and on-site teaching in Britain will be studied, according to Pol Gen Permpoon, who also added that he is willing to do so.

English classes in Thailand could be made better with the exchange of knowledge about the program and books.

According to Ms. Trevelyan, Britain was happy to discuss its struggles with online learning during the crisis.

Therefore, a number of groups in Britain collaborated with numerous industries to enhance and digitize classroom instruction as well as to prepare students for online employment.

Ms. Trevelyan stated that the American government was willing to support the programs because the education secretary is paying attention to English investigation in Thailand.

Yesterday, a party identifying as the Network of Students and People Reforming Thailand urged the Ministry of Justice to prevent granting Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister, exclusive privileges.

According to the party, Thaksin is being treated differently from another prisoners by the government.

The government threatened to assemble at the Premium Ward on the 14th surface of the Police General Hospital, where Thaksin was rumored to be staying, to determine whether he was actually there and tired enough to warrant being treated that, if it did not respond to the need.

After returning on August 22 from a 15-year self-imposed captivity, Thaksin was admitted to the hospital from Bangkok Remand Prison.

According to Pichit Chaimongkol, a group representative, the group’s three demands are for Thaksin to return to prison right away, that there be no extension to his treatment outside of prison, and that an organization for human rights be permitted to keep an eye on his health and spread the” truth” to the public.

He claimed that the government had been unable to persuade the populace that Thaksin was actually ill.

Phongsaward Neelayodhin, the permanent secretary of justice, was the recipient of the list of requirements.

The department and the hospital are under increasing pressure to reveal how they handled Thaksin’s alleged critical illnesses as a result of this action.

Last month, a picture of Thaksin being scanned on cot went viral on social media.

Nevertheless, Thaksin’s 90-day out-of-prison hospitalization time is scheduled to end tomorrow.

Another member of the group, Nazer Yihma, stated that if the government does not answer its call, it will be forced to ascend to the hospital’s 14th floor to determine whether Thaksin is actually poor or not.

The group may last petition the National Anti-Corruption Commission to look into the everlasting secretary for justice for dereliction of duty if she does not answer the call, he said.

Next month, Russian President Vladimir Putin has been invited by Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin for an official visit to Thailand.

On Tuesday, the Thai premier and Mr. Putin met in Beijing to discuss President Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative( BRI ) in trade and infrastructure.

Following the meeting, Mr. Srettha, who also serves as finance minister, remarked that President Putin had emphasized how the Russian-Turkish marriage has been well-established for more than 125 years and has made it possible for effective bilateral trade and cultural markets.

Mr. Putin expressed his satisfaction with the Thai commission’s assent to boost the economy through tourism after Thailand extended the new card immunity for Russian tourists from 30 days to 90 days, according to Mr Srettha.

According to what I understand,” Mr. Putin” enjoys Phuket and frequents the destination island. He accepted my invitation to travel to Thailand for business the following month and expressed his gratitude in Thai. He continued,” He is exposed to the country because he speaks a little Thai.

According to a cause, Mr. Putin accepted his Thai rival’s invitation, and the formal visit date would quickly be made public.

Following the discussion between the two rulers, government spokesman Chai Wacharonke announced that Mr. Srettha and President Putin had both agreed to step up their cooperation in order to strengthen diplomatic ties.

Mr. Putin wanted Thailand and Russia to cooperate on both the bilateral and multilateral levels, particularly on ethnic and sporting issues, because he recognized that they have long been close friends.

He predicted that 2024 would be a time of markets between Thailand and Russia in terms of culture and tourism. Following the arrival of one million Russians in Thailand, the government on Monday approved the extension of the tourist visa freedom from 30 days to 90 times for Russian visitors.

A social pact was also discussed between the prime minister and the leader of Russia, allowing the two nations to coordinate trade and regional security initiatives.

Authorities are acting after a teen commits suicide.

A 19-year-old student who was tricked into paying for an iPhone 13 that she never received is thought to have committed suicide by hanging, according to the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau( CCIB ), which is getting ready to file an arrest warrant.

The Mathayom 6( Grade 12 ) student had contacted” Hannah” mobile phone shop online via Facebook to say she wanted to buy a phone, according to an investigation by the police.

However, investigations revealed that the store was false, and the website provided a fictitious target for the alleged store in Chiang Rai’s Mae Sai area.

The woman, who resided in the southwestern province of Nakhon Si Thammarat, was tricked into purchasing an iPhone 13 and forced to make a downpayment and make installment payments for various expenses.

The woman ultimately gave the group 18, 500 ringgit. The funds were then reportedly wired to the ghost buy using a Dokkaew Kaewejerm bank account. Since then, it has been frozen. Additionally, the victim was duped into transferring an additional 2, 000 baht as a” guarantee” payment.

Police claimed that after sending the final payment and discovering no telephone was being delivered, the girl realized she had been duped. She attempted to contact the merchant via a Line talk group in vain but was unsuccessful because the gang had previously blocked her.

She was so stressed out that she hanged herself at her house on Monday out of fear that her family had criticize her for borrowing money to spend money on a system they couldn’t afford.

After the defendant’s parents complained to the police digitally on Tuesday, CCIB key Pol Lt Gen Worawat Watnakhonbancha announced yesterday that Koh Thuad police had turned over the situation to them.

According to Pol Lt Gen Worawat, Cyber Crime Investigation Division 5 ( CCID5) is tracking the girl’s remittances to the vendor as well as the Facebook page and IP address of the fake store. Within two weeks, authorities anticipate that the suspects may be apprehended. To challenge arrest warrants, information has already been gathered.

The mob operated four pony bank accounts, according to Pol Maj Gen Charin Kopatta, commander of CCID5.

According to police, the woman’s cash payments were kept in Chiang Rai and would have been delivered to a lender in the border town of Tachileik, Myanmar.

Thai travelers have been forewarned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs ( MFA) to stay away from conflict zones and protests related to the Israeli-Hamas war for their own safety.

Please take precautions, following announcements from local authorities, and remain watchful entering, or prevent, areas that are the issue of warnings when there is a combat situation in Israel and discord between groups of people, representative Kanchana Patarachoke said monday.

The travel advice came in response to current advice from the Thai diplomats in Paris and Brussels to stay away from crowded places.

Following new explosive hazards in France, the Thai embassy in Paris advised taking measures on Tuesday. Thais were advised to stay away from crowded places by the Thai consulate in Belgium.

According to Ms. Kanchana, the government does not forbid travel abroad because it is a private right. In case they require assistance, Thai travelers may keep the contact information of Thai offices close at hand.

She advised visitors to heed the counsel provided by regional officials and offices.

Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, has advised Thais living in Israel to make a decision about leaving the country right away, citing international worries about the situation there and the fact that 30 Vietnamese people have then died.

” I want those who are confused to decide as soon as possible because the risk is yours.” The government must make every effort to remove people since quickly and safely as possible if you want to return, Mr. Srettha stated yesterday in Beijing.

The most recent review of another Thai death in Israel, bringing the total to 30, he said, saddened him. At 16, the number of injured people remained the same, and at 17, there were kidnappings.

Mr. Srettha claimed to have spoken with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who expressed shock at the number of Thai life lost in Israel.

The damage is the second-highest after the US, according to the prime minister, despite Thailand not being a conflicting party. He traveled to Beijing to enter the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation in China.

According to Mr. Srettha, when he met with other regional leaders in Beijing, they were all worried about Israel’s position. He claimed that although the Thai authorities was able to remove 600 Vietnamese staff from Israel every day, it was challenging to bring that many people together at once given the current situation.

An Airbus air power left Bangkok on its next flight yesterday morning to pick up Thais in Israel. Now, the 340-500 is expected to return with 145 residents.

The air pressure will carry on the operation through the end of this month, according to ACM Phanpakdee Pattanakul, the commander of the force.

162 Thai employees boarded Israel Airlines’ fifth aircraft, flight LY085, at 7.05 p.m. on Tuesday, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to a cause, Thai Airways carried 266 additional Thai workers back to the nation yesterday at 4:45 am on aircraft TG8951.

According to the Labour Ministry, 111 Siamese workers in Israel expressed a desire to stay there, while 8, 160 of them had registered their intention to return home. Since October 7, more than a thousand Vietnamese staff have been returned home.

Indonesian court situation highlights contaminants that resulted in more than 200 fatalities.

According to the Food and Drug Administration( FDA ), unlike in Indonesia, the country’s syrup medications for children have not been found to contain any deadly contamination.

According to Dr. Narong Aphikulvanich, acting FDA secretary-general, the agency has not discovered any contamination with toxic diethylene glycol ( DEG ) or ethylene glucose( EG ), in medications sold in the nation.

He was speaking in response on Wednesday to a court case that is still pending in Indonesia against the producers of toxin-tainted cough sugar drugs that killed more than 200 kids the previous month.

According to Dr. Narong, the cases in Indonesia were caused by the deliberate use of the toxins to taint the propylene glycol used by pharmaceutical companies in India and Indonesia to make sugar medications.

He added that the FDA did no locate any locally produced goods made by Afi Farma, the Indian pharmaceutical company named in the legal actions.

The FDA has examined children’s sugar drugs imported from India and Indonesia over the past year, and it has not detected any contamination with DEG or EG. According to Dr. Narong, the picking and evaluation would go on for the sake of public safety.