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Pol Gen Torsak Sukvimol, the head of the national authorities, has updated police laws to permit female soldiers to grow their hair up to 5 centimeters much.

A law governing authorities clothing that was established in 2018 is repealed by the 2023 even practice code, according to a authorities source.

In this regard, a female police agent is permitted to grow his hair no longer than 5 cm on top of his head, and it must be shorter than 1 cm for both sides and back of the head.

According to the source, a female agent used to need to have very little hairstyle with both sides and the back of his mind entirely shaved.

Additionally, police officers who are stationed in at-risk places and are assigned to investigations, intelligence, or drug suppression are permitted to have a high-fade hair; however, agreement must be granted by their superiors with the level of director and over.

According to the origin, women officers with long hair may use a dark hairpin to properly connect their tresses.

Personnel Division key Pol Lt Gen Yingyos Thepjamnong informed the Royal Thai Police’s Legal Affairs and Litigation Office that the federal police chief desired more lax style laws, which led to the decision to allow male officers to grow their hair.

According to the source, senior police officers must be informed about the amended regulation by the Office of the Inspector General( OIG ).

According to the source, male officers will no longer need to get haircuts once a week, saving those who visit secret barbers money. If the shift is a result of officers invites themselves, it is unknown.

According to federal official Chai Wacharonke, Thailand and Malaysia have agreed to increase bilateral trade, strengthen economic ties, and change the Thai-Malaysian border into growth areas.

During their appointment on Wednesday at the Malay Prime Minister’s office in Putrajaya, Srettha Thavisin and his counterpart Dato ‘ Seri Anwar Ibrahim spoke about a variety of subjects of shared interest, he said.

The visit, according to Mr. Srettha, reaffirmed Thailand’s commitment to enhancing bilateral cooperation for the two countries’ common advancement and prosperity. Additionally, he suggested enhancing assistance in the fields of agriculture and foods, including halal food.

To help their program to actualize cooperation between the two nations, both leaders agreed to establish a” Task Force Group” on issues of mutual interest, such as hospitality.

Given that Thailand and Malaysia were the best trading partners in Asean, the leaders’ discussion even touched on the possibility of establishing a new bilateral industry specific. Increasing borders connection and fostering business ties are ranked highly on the list of priorities to strengthen trade relations.

Mr. Srettha demonstrated his desire to turn southern Thailand and north Malaysia into a region of development for mutual benefits by expressing an objective to enhance assistance in the online economy, natural economies, hi-tech sectors, and foreign direct investments.

The prime minister vowed to speed up infrastructure initiatives to enhance trade relations, help cargo transportation, and increase public transportation.

According to Mr. Srettha, a stronger local economy may be substantially boosted if both nations collaborated to market tourist attractions along the border. He stated that Thailand is prepared to work strongly with Malaysia to strengthen Asean and advance regional peace and prosperity.

Later, he and his group went to a meal that the Malay prime minister hosted. He leaves for Singapore now to meet with Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and other prominent Taiwanese businessmen before flying back to Bangkok the following day.

Strike kills Thai farm employee

On Wednesday, the home of a Thai contractor who was killed on Tuesday in an Israeli assault begged the authorities to assist in returning the victim’s body to his residence in Si Sa Ket, in the northern province.

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin was contacted by Phraiwan Suchat, 53, and Warunee Daosai, 30, the distraught mother and wife of Phongphat SuchAT, 29, the Thai laborer killed in a concrete harm in southern Israel, to assist in returning his brain to Ban Krachaeng Muang in the Kanthalaralak area.

When a plaster large exploded nearby while they were working, Phongphat and another Thai worker were both killed, according to Surat Suchat, 34, the victim’s brother.

When the cement circular struck, he claimed, Phongphat and the other worker were about 20 meters away.

He added that Israeli soldiers removed the bodies after the mortar large detonated approximately five seconds after a alarm sounded.

Mr. Srettha has also been asked to assist in organizing the return of his friend’s system to Thailand.

In terms of his situation, Mr. Surat claimed that he and 59 different workers were now too scared to report for duty without their employer’s presence.

When plans are made for his friend’s system and it is brought back, he declared,” I’m determined to leave Israel, saying I’ll not work in Israel again.”

A person on X who went by the name of SuperBallAI started posting on Monday about his escape from a employee camp and subsequent overnight stay at the military shelter before being evacuated by six men in an automobile traveling north.

The Thai contractor asserted that he eventually learned that his will had been used against him to be sold to a new company. I had a second suitcase in my hands and fled for cover. The gentleman posted on X,” And I urgently want to go back, but I was sold to a new company instead.

Later, the employee claimed that a friend had agreed to assist and had paid for him to sit at his friend’s house while they looked for an airline ticket back to Thailand.

Following complaints from Siamese workers in Israel who claimed they were sold to a new firm against their will, Pairoj Chotikasathien, the permanent secretary for labor, said he had called the Thai labor attaché there to inquire about what had happened and was told that Israeli law permits such behavior.

According to Mr. Pairoj, he finally gave the labor attaché in Tel Aviv instructions to start visiting Thai staff in makeshift shelters all over Israel in order to provide them with moral support and assistance in registering for their returning to Thailand. At least 5,000 people have so far registered for a government-arranged free journey back to Thailand.

The famous songs-for-life band Carabao is saying goodbye after more than 40 years with a farewell performance scheduled for April of next year.

Yuenyong Opakul, also known as” Ad Carabao,” a singer for the band, revealed on Tuesday that the group intended to cut up.

Due to the poor health of several of its members, Yuenyong said it was time to call it a day. The leave music is scheduled for April 1 of the following month.

But, Yuenyong, who has been named a national artist, stated that he will keep writing music with up-and-coming players.

Yuenyong, Kirati Promsaka na Sakonnakhon, and Sanit Limsala, who were studying in Manila, the Philippines, founded Carabao, which means” water bison” in Tagalog and denotes hard work, in 1980.

Nuttawut Buaprathum, the deputy leader of the Move Forward Party( MFP ), acknowledged yesterday that a party MP’s claim that she received sexual harassment text messages from him has merit.

In response to a complaint made against Prachin Buri MP Wuttiphong Thonglour, Mr. Nuttawut served as the group’s disciplinary committee chair.

According to Mr. Nuttawut, a sensor is currently being conducted after the MFP received the issue in August.

As information is being gathered, the MP has not yet been invited to address the group about the matter, he added, adding that it is impossible to predict how huge the investigation will last or when it will be finished.

He claimed that in order to decide the accused MP’s fate, the administrative panel must review the situation in accordance with the recently updated MFP regulations.

Since both the accused and the defendant have provided contradictory information, Mr. Nuttawut added that the operation may be time-consuming.

” In order to meet women’s anticipation, the MFP will need to discuss this issue. Every action will be taken based on the evidence, according to Mr. Nuttawut.

When asked if the argument against Mr. Wuttiphong had any merit, he replied that the group believes the situation does. The sufferer has been brave and self-assured, and she has given the party enough details to submit a plea.

He added that if the accusations are proven to be true, the party may either remove the MP or prevent him from running in the upcoming elections. Any punishment meted out to him would depend on the seriousness of the wrongdoing.

According to Mr. Nuttawut, the MFP has stringent verification standards for its applicants, and in some cases, testing takes place before a candidate joins.

Nevertheless, he asserted that the MFP cannot absolve itself of accountability for the actions of its users.

The MFP often holds workshops to promote gender equality among its members and candidates. Sasinan Thamnithinan and Nittaya Meesri, two attorneys with experience in relevant legal matters, he claimed, have joined the administrative commission.

He continued,” We are not dragging our legs, but we must take the time to carefully consider the evidence before a decision is made.

In the meantime, Deputy House Speaker and former MFP part Padipat Santipada stated that if the MP is the subject of a conventional complaint, the legislature may launch an investigation.

He claimed that while the new opposition leader is being named, Parliament has not yet established its morality council.

20 people were killed, and 14 more were kidnapped: accounts

According to the Foreign Affairs Ministry, more studies of Thais being kidnapped or injured have also been made, and two more Thai workers in Israel have died as a result of Hamas attacks.

According to Kanchana Patarachoke, director-general of the agency’s Department of Information, attacks and underwater bombardments continued close to the Gaza Strip, with reports of fatalities and injuries coming from both sides.

Based on illegal information from employers and Thai nationals on the ground and pending official confirmation from Israeli authorities, she claimed that the two Vietnamese workers were killed in a jet attack, bringing the total number of Thai deaths to 20.

Thirteen Thais were injured and fourteen were kidnapped as a result of the reports of three additional abductions and four additional injuries.

According to Ms. Kanchana, the Thai consulate checked the list of names and found no Thais among the 14 captives who had lately been freed.

According to Ms. Kanchana, who likewise serves as the agency’s representative, 5, 174 Thai employees have registered for deliberate repatriation in full, and 64 have confirmed they may stay in Israel. There are about 30,000 Thai people living in Israel.

She responded that the first 15 Thais were scheduled to return to Thailand on an El Al journey at 10.35 a.m. today when asked about evacuations.

According to her, officials have also reserved 80 seats for Thais on commercial airlines for departure on Wednesday.

According to Ms. Kanchana, the Royal Thai Air Force( RTAF) has transport plane ready to return more Thais back as other nations are first requesting permission to fly through their aircraft. The RTAF may take its aircraft to remove Thai citizens from Israel on Sunday and October 24 once it has been given permission.

According to her, the Thai consulate in Tel Aviv is also working with professional airlines to set up planes to help more Thai people leave Israel.

According to Ms. Kanchana, Thai citizens in Israel have also requested assistance from Siamese diplomats in Jordan and Egypt in entering those nations from Israel.

The offices, according to her, are prepared to assist them, but they must move across borders with more caution.

According to Ms. Kanchana, the Thai consulate in Tel Aviv has been in contact with Israel’s foreign affairs ministry and a number of Israeli officials to hasten the removal of Thai citizens from high-risk areas to protected areas.

Thai citizens among the hundreds of citizens who have been evacuated to protected areas. For the time being, she said, they may either labor on agricultural estates or stay in makeshift shelters.

According to Ms. Kanchana, Pannabha Chandraramya visited a group of Thai residents in Tel Aviv to provide support and raise their spirits. He was also the Thai embassy to Israel and the labor attaché to the embassy.

When the first 15 Thais return today, immigration officials may arrange their entrance, and they will finally be taken to the Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute for health check-ups, according to Naruchai Ninnat, assistant director-general of the Department of Consular Affairs.

The 15 Thais are entitled to 15, 000 ringgit in compensation each from the ministry’s bank that was established to assist Vietnamese staff abroad, according to Samas Pattamasukhon, inspector general at the Labour Ministry.

According to Mr. Samas, they will each receive an additional 15, 000 baht if they sustain injuries and a health document certifying their conditions.

According to the order administration panel that ordered the extension, the emergency order imposed in the deep South may be extended by an additional three months but lifted in six regions and reinstated in one.

Deputy Prime Minister Somsak Thepsutin, who presided over the board meeting yesterday, announced the improvement.

However, the purchase must be approved by the cabinet meeting on October 16 before it can go into effect.

After examining the security situation in the heavy South, the board decided to extend the order for an additional three months starting on October 20, when it expires.

Before deciding whether to prolong the order, Mr. Somsak claimed that Interior Ministry officials had conducted a survey to ascertain the opinions of locals and sought feedback from the National Security Council and the Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center.

According to statistics, the insurgency-related murder in the southwestern border provinces of Yala, Pattani, Narathiwat, and portions of Songkhla has frequently decreased between 2007 and the present.

Although the number had decreased to 70 on average per year during the crisis, in some times, the violent incidents peaked at 100 on an annual average.

The number of incidents may rise this year, but according to the authorities, it won’t exceed 100 for the entire time.

According to Mr. Somsak, the decree would be lifted in three districts — Krong Pinang in Yala, Thung Yang Daeng in Pattani, and Yi-ngo in Narathiwat — and replaced by the National Security Act. Additionally, the screen has decided to restore the decree in Narathiwat’s Sri Sakhon district, where unrest has been resurging for the past five years.

Sutin Klungsang, the defense minister, was reportedly attempting to expand the emergency decree that was being enforced in the southernmost provinces in response to requests from some local communities.

The defense minister claims that while groups of Tibetan occupants called for the order to get upheld, some Arab residents have urged the government to scrap it.

The so-called Intellectual Network Council suggested the government revoke the order last Friday at a meeting, claiming that the restrictive actions had already been extended 73 times, which was sufficient.

The Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) is now issuing a warning against purchasing artificial influenza antiviral pills labeled oseltamivir that have been smuggled into the nation because the number of influenza cases in 2023 has increased fivefold compared to the monthly averages for the same period last year.

According to Dr. Thira Woratanarat of Chulalongkorn University’s Faculty of Medicine on his Facebook page yesterday, the number of virus cases from January to September of this year was higher than the same time next year.

In January of this year, there were fewer than 20,000 cases of flu, but by September, that number had increased to 100,000 circumstances. In September of last year, there were only 20, 000 virus circumstances. According to Dr. Thira, the number of influenza cases increased by 5.2 % in January compared to the same time in 2022, 7.6 % in February, 3.5 % in March, 4.8 % in April, 5.9 % in May, 7.2 times in July, 6.4 % in August, and 5.1 % in September.

Recently, Cholnan Srikaew, the minister of public health, announced the flu subtypes that are common in Thailand: the A H1N1, H3N2, and B viruses. The Public Health Ministry is even extending the time spectrum of infant immunization from six months to two years and up to five years.

In the meantime, drug, an arbitrary antiviral drug, is becoming more and more popular in the North. According to complaints made to the government, there is a scarcity of oseltamivir, which has led to panic buying, according to locals.

Oseltamivir is on stock, according to Dr. Narong Aphikulvanich, acting secretary-general of the FDA, and the Government Pharmaceutical Organization is promoting the production of osaltavivir ( 30g and 45g ) to be distributed throughout the world. He claimed that smuggled unnatural drug, which was sold in the North, entered the nation. According to him, the FDA may take legal action against the offenders.

Tamiflu 75g, GPO A-Flu 30g and 35g are the drug treatments that are available in Thailand. Oseltamivir is a controlled drug that is only sold in clinics. Oseltamivir may be prescribed to patients before use, and they shouldn’t purchase it from pharmacy or on other websites, he said.