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There are difficult choices for hundreds of Thai staff in Israel.

After learning that her brother, Somkhwan, who had gone to work on a fruit farm in Israel, was likely one of the staff killed in an attack carried out as the first round of Israel-Gaziland issue erupted on Saturday, Nupha Phansa, at 63, is still reeling from the incident.

At 4 a.m. on Sunday, her daughter, Somkhwan’s older girl, called Ms. Nupha to let her know that she had seen some photos of the victims’ body on social media, and one of them had resembled her.

When Ms. Nupha saw the image, she immediately recognized her father’s shirt and pants and realized that her worst fears had come true.

Following the startling news, a number of local authorities paid Ms. Nupha’s house in tambon Khamin in the Muang neighborhood of Kalasin to offer social support and talk about how to return Somkhwan to Thailand for the death.

My son, who frequently called me from Israel, just informed me that the situation that was unusual before the poor news arrived. She continued,” I therefore told him to return back.” ” I wanted him to return back safely, not his income.”

His mother afterwards discovered that her son had become sick and intended to discuss a return home with his Jewish employer after that conversation. He was never going to include that talk.

Previous man Somkhwan, who got married and moved to Nakhon Phanom, left Thailand on November 9 of last year for a five-year job commitment in Israel.

According to his mother, he borrowed 120, 000 ringgit to cover the cost of his trip to Israel, where his monthly salary was 80,000 bht.

121 of the 230 staff from the state who went to work in Israel, according to Suphachai Waengkham, a top established at Kalasin’s Office of Employment, lived and worked in the region close to the crime.

Sombat Traisak, the sheriff provincial governor of Chaiyaphum, announced on Monday that 772 workers from this territory have entered Israel to work legally while authorities continue to look for another group who did so in violation of the law.

Sairung Miwut had the good fortune to restore contact with her father, Worachet, in the Phu Khieo city of Chaiyaphum.

Mr. Sairung expressed her desire for Worachet to return home right away in a video call with him, despite the fact that he wanted to see how the condition develops first.

” Let me remain here for a little while longer.” We all need more money to send up back, so many others are good to do the same. I’m unsure of my exact departure date from Israel. During the film call, Mr. Worachet was overheard saying to his family,” I will have to wait and see.”

The family of Phatthayut Tonsoki, 40, and a 58-year-old villager in Nakhon Phanom’s Phon Sawan region has been unable to contact her child since the problems began.

Natthawut Nakmao, a 30-year-old Thai worker in Israel and local of Nakhon Ratchasima, was interviewed by The Bangkok Post on Monday via video website.

He claimed that because he resided in a region far from the murder, his safety and continued employment were secure. He did, however, express great concern for the security of a fellow employee in the war zone from the same community in Nakhon Ratchasima.

Since the invasion began, Mr. Natthawut claimed he hasn’t been able to get in touch with his friend Phongsathon.

However, according to acting Nakhon Ratchasima government Atsuek Chanahan, a man by the name of Phongsathon was one of the 11 Siamese workers taken hostage during the attacks on Saturday.

There is only one Phongsathon who is truly from Nakhon Ratchasima, according to a review of the official records of Thai workers in Israel, he claimed.

According to Mr. Atsuek, the employer, whose last name is Khunsi, is 25 years old and had resided and worked in southwestern Israel for more than a year prior to the attack on Saturday.

The Phongsathon’s community in Nakhon Ratchasima is currently crossing their fingers and fervently hoping that their family is not the one being held prisoner.

According to Mr. Atsuek, 2,163 employees from Nakhon Ratchasima began working in agriculture in Israel.

In order to enable Sor Por Kor 4 – 01 landowners to convert their land reform papers into title deeds, the Agricultural Land Reform ( ALR ) Committee will move forward with plans to revise its regulations.

Capt. Thamanat Prompow, the minister of agriculture and partnerships, told reporters on Monday that he had given the ALR secretary general instructions to meet with the legal matters sub-committee to convert Sor Por Kor 4 – 01 papers into title activities.

Land with Sor Por Kor position may now be sold after the upgrade is finished.

According to Captain Thamanat, the sub-committee approved the program, which will be carried out by the close of the year as a New Year’s gift for Thai producers.

In order to determine how many Sor Por Kor 4 – 01 land plots are currently occupied across the country and how long it will take to convert them into title deeds— a process that necessitates modifications to ministerial regulations— Capt. Thamanat announced that he will preside over the ALR committee meeting on Wednesday and NBPSP.

Additionally, he insisted that the land would certainly fall into the hands of companies once it had been converted.

He had originally told Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin about the planned conversion’s development, which would begin in the provinces prepared for the property status upgrade.

Additionally, he assured them that those who legitimately occupy Sor Por Kor land 4-01 will be able to get title activities. Those who make a living from farming and own no more than 50 ray of Sor Por Kor property are considered eligible.

According to the secretary, farmers may benefit from the land, increasing their financial security.

3 million farmers currently reside on roughly 36 million ray of Sor Por Kor area, according to him.

Vinaroj Supsongsuk, secretary-general of the Agricultural Land Reform Office, stated that the organization is discussing the evaluation of Sor Por Kor property prices with the Treasury Department and scientists. If the owners of such property do not want to modify their papers to title deeds, the review may be required.

According to place key Lt Gen Santi Sakuntanak, the Fourth Army Region is putting plans in place to maintain stability in the South as the authorities considers repealing an emergency order that placed restrictions on three regions.

The emergency order in Narathiwat, Pattani, and Yala was extended by the government for one month last month. With the exception of the towns of Si Sakhon, Sungai Kolok, Waeng, and Sukhirin in Narathiwat, Yaring, Mayo and Mai Kaen in Pattani, as well as Betong and Kabang in Yala, the evacuation order is currently in effect in these places until October 17.

Lt Gen Santi, also the producer of Internal Security Operations Command Region 4, said the decision may have an impact on regional protection as the government considers permanently scrapping the order.

According to him, the order has streamlined the investigative process and resulted in efficient security work.

Lt. Gen. Santi stated that Isoc may hold a discussion about which portions of the decree are required to ensure security if the government decides to only half cancel it.

To identify healthy and unsafe areas and prioritize their needs, he said Isoc may divide 22 districts across the three provinces into different colors, such as green, yellow, and red.

If the government decides to revoke the order, he anticipates that it will initially be implemented in green places before gradually spreading to others as safety increases.

However, he added that if there is a security risk, Isoc will support the government’s decision to revoke the order in all places.

The order is set to expire in 2027, according to the 20-year national approach, he said.

However, the order, which is seen as oppressive to locals, is being called for by rights organizations.

The government has extended the order 73 days since 2005, according to the Intellectual Network Council of the Southern Border Provinces.

1,400 people claim they want to leave.

According to the Foreign Ministry, at least 1,400 Thai workers in Israel have so far expressed a desire to return back to Thailand, and unconfirmed reports from Israeli companies indicate that up to 12 Thais may have perished in Hamas problems.

On Wednesday, the second class of 15 Thais is scheduled to depart from Israel, and a total of 1, 437 have stated their desire to go back home.

The injured who were removed from high-risk areas would be the first group of survivors, according to Deputy Foreign Minister Jakkapong Sangmanya, who gave an upgrade in the late evening following a meeting with Thai Ambassador to Israel, Pannabha Chandraramy.

He stated that this class of residents has been authorized to journey and is anticipated to depart on Wednesday and arrive in Thailand on Thursday, citing the Thai consulate in Israel.

He claimed that while Hamas’ capture rate remained at 11, the number of injured Thais increased from eight to nine.

According to him, there are encouraging signs that Thai authorities have been in touch with some nations in an effort to ensure the safety and release of those captured. 80 Thai individuals had been found to be safe in Israel, he continued.

Mr. Jakkapong claimed that the embassy in Israel had not verified the death toll in the commission’s earlier statement, where the number of fatalities increased from two to 12.

The agency’s representative, Kanchana Patarachoke, reported that 12 Thais were killed in Israeli assault in the morning, according to information gathered from their businesses.

Nevertheless, she added that given the circumstances, it would be challenging for the government to confirm the casualties. She pointed out that the figures had not yet been verified by Israeli government.

Ms. Kanchana stated that the ministry is working through a number of channels to discuss the release of those who have been captured and that it is awaiting word from the Thai consulate in Kuala Lumpur, which will get in touch with the Israeli ambassador that.

According to Ms. Kanchana,” Vietnamese embassies are doing everything in their power to ensure the safety and release of the Thai workers who have been captured.”

Thais are among the 100 or more civil captives taken by the Hamas intruders, in addition to Israelis. Some include citizens of France, Germany, and Georgia.

Thai air pressure aircraft are also on standby for departure missions, she said, adding that the Israeli army has evacuated Thais from the conflict zone to protected areas and that Israeli authorities are prepared to help the evacuation.

There are approximately 30,000 Thai people in Israel, with roughly 5,000 in Gaza, so the number of residents will be updated.

Israel intended to remove all residents from cities close to Gaza within 24 hours, according to the Israeli Defense Ministry. All departure missions are permitted, and the airport is still available.

The emergency, according to Ms. Kanchana, will start as soon as it is secure to do so, and preparations for their use as travel points are being made with adjacent nations.

Sutin Klungsang, the defense minister, stated that the air force has prepared five C-130 aircraft and one Airbus 340 for the removal vision, which may start as soon as Israel issues the all-clear.

Theos – 2 enters circle after a pause

After a minor delay in liftoff on Saturday, Thailand Earth Observation Satellite 2 ( Theos – 2) was successfully launched into orbit on Monday.

Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister and finance secretary, praised it as a happy moment for the nation.

At 8.36 a.m. local time, Geo – Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency( Gistda ) announced the launch on its official Facebook page.

At Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana, South America, the reentry was scheduled for Saturday night.

However, a professional error was found just before the start. Later, Arianespace, the creator of Theos – 2, confirmed that the problem had been fixed and the dish was prepared for orbit.

According to Gistda, the Theos – 2 initiative has significantly enhanced Thailand’s space business.

Local companies have improved their capacity for storage architecture, and many people are now trained and able to pursue careers in place.

Following the successful start, Prime Minister Srettha expressed his happiness on behalf of the Thai individuals and government.

” In order to create the nation and raise the standard of living for its citizens, the government has long supported science, engineering, and development.” According to Mr. Srettha, the data that Theos – 2 may quickly produce will benefit the country and lower inequality in a number of areas, including agribusiness, city planning, healthy resource management, environment, water, and natural disasters, as well as national security.

He also pointed out that Theos – 2 is the most advanced satellite in Asean with a great image resolution, capable of detecting objects on Earth that are only 50 centimeters in diameter.

The Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation, as well as Gistda, received a letter of appreciation from the excellent minister for completing the Theos – 2 job and advancing Thailand’s space industry.

” I sincerely hope that Theos – 2 may play a key role in advancing Thailand’s cutting-edge technologies and enhancing both the economy and society ,” Mr. Srettha said.

Theos – 2, also known as Thaichote, which debuted on October 1, 2008, may be replaced by the successor. Theos – 1 is nearing the end of its useful life, according to Gistda.

Wichit Chitwiman, a former Thai embassy to Denmark who was stabbed to death at his Chatuchak house over the weekend, was the subject of an arrest warrant from the Criminal Court in connection with the crime.

Sai Myat Moi, 19, a worker for Wichit, was named as the suspect by Deputy Metropolitan Police Bureau director Pol Maj Gen Noppasilp Poonsawat yesterday.

The believe, according to him, may have already crossed the border into Myanmar. For the suspect’s assistance in finding him, Thai authorities may ask for an Interpol Red Notice.

On Sunday, Wichit, 63, was discovered inside his home on a cover house on Vibhavadi Rangsit 20 Road, dying with three attack wounds to his chest.

Two blades covered in blood were discovered at the landscape. According to Pol Maj Gen Noppasilp, the weapons were thought to be among those kept in the home’s home.

Authorities report that Wichit was last heard from on September 27. Officers discovered that the assume had started working for Wichit at the home on September 19, according to his family, who claimed that he had moved to the residence on Sept 9.

Police thought assault was the motivation. Product laptops and mobile devices from Wirit were not present in the home.

Investigators claimed that the suspect withdrew a sizable sum of money — a six-figure sum — from an ATM outside of the shopping center just hours after the murder was thought to have occurred. Since then, he has vanished.

Itthipol Khunpluem, a former culture secretary, was detained at Suvarnabhumi aircraft yesterday after arriving from Phnom Penh in Cambodia two days after pledging to submit.

He was sought after in connection with the unauthorized building of a Pattaya apartment complex.

After leaving the country on August 30, Mr. Itthipol arrived at 10 am on a trip operated by Cambodia Airways.

According to an immigration officers origin, he was instantly transported to Rayong’s Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases Region 2.

At 12.30 p.m., he showed up at the judge and informed the writers that it was his turn to turn himself in. Eventually, he was given 120, 000 baht bond.

Shortly after allegations of his involvement in the Pattaya condominium’s design were made, Mr. Itthiphol, 50, left the country.

Returning from Phnom Penh, Itthipol

The Criminal Court after issued an arrest warrant for the former chancellor and two other defendants for Corruption and Misconduct Cases Regions 2 on September 5.

Mr. Itthipol, a younger brother of former Pattaya president Sonthaya Kunpluem, served in that capacity before taking the position of culture secretary in Prayut Chan-o-cha’s second government in July 2019.

While serving as governor of Pattaya in 2008, he authorized the Waterfront condominium project’s improper construction, which is now subject to charges of wrongdoing under Section 157 of the Criminal Code. Because the building’s force was obtained improperly, demolition has been ordered.

Politics: In an effort to keep his position as deputy House speaker, Padipat Santipada, an expelled MP from the Move Forward Party( MFP ), announced he was switching to the Fair Party.

A Phitsanulok MP named Mr. Padipat stated in a message on X( previously Twitter ) that he would submit his party membership program after today.

After his reported” military” expulsion from the MFP, his departure was anticipated. To find a new party, he has 30 times.

Accusations that Mr. Padipat and the MFP were expelled in order to retain their positions as assistant House speaker and opposition leader through the support of their Fair Party friend are the subject of an investigation.

If Mr. Padipat continued to serve as assistant House speaker and an MFP MP, the opposition leader was not, by law, be a member of the major opposition party.

MP Kannavee Suebsang, who is on the Fair Party record, welcomed Mr. Padipat to the party yesterday in a text on social media. He insisted that Mr. Padipat joining his group had no hidden agenda.

Senate rejects Upakit’s investigation

Upper home: According to the Senate, one of its members must carry out his parliamentary duties, so it has rejected a police request that he face an investigation and legal charges.

In response to claims that Senator Upakit Pachariyangkul was involved in drug jewels and laundered illicit funds through an energy source company operating on the Thai-Muslim border next year, the Senate voted 174 in favor of rejecting the authorities ask for him to be investigated and charged. With 10 vetoes, seven lawmakers voted against rejecting the demand.

Mr. Upakit previously protested his innocence and stated that he was prepared to face the repercussions in the judge program.

The majority of senators voted yesterday that a president’s immunity from judicial investigation may be revoked.

Tuk – tuk individuals are detained following an attack

PHUKET: A Saudi Arabian visitor was attacked on Sunday outside a Phuket resort, leading to the arrest of three tuk-tu drivers.

Following a picture that was posted on social media allegedly showing tuk-tok individuals attacking the Royal visitor on Sunday at the Amata Hotel on Rat Uthit 200 Year Road in the Patong place, PatONG officers opened an investigation.

Police detained three men in the Patong area — Anusorn, 29, Apisit, 26, and Nusrulloh, 28, all of whom were tuk – touk drivers — after looking at CCTV footage of the area. They did not give their whole brands.

According to police, Mr. Anusorn drove the visitor from the Soi Saen Sabai lips on Rat Uthit 200 Year Road to the 7Q Patong Beach Hotel at around 6.15 a.m. on Sunday. 200 baht was the agreed-upon menu. The rider claimed that wasn’t where he was staying when the tuk-tu arrived at the hotel. To the Amata Hotel, which is also located on Rat Uthit 200 Years Road, he instructed Mr. Anusorn to get him more. When they got there, the pilot demanded 400 rmb, twice the price that had been agreed upon.

3 Indian vessels were taken.

After being caught fishing in Thai territorial waters east of Phuket on Sunday, three Indian fishing vessels were seized, and 40 crew members were detained.

Three fishing boats were spotted operating west of Phuket on Saturday, according to R / Adm Puchong Rodnikorn, the 3rd Naval Area’s deputy commander, who also announced yesterday that HTMS Klaeng had been dispatched to look into the matter.

The three vessels, KM Rahmat Jaya with a team of 12 and the Kambiastar( 12 staff ), were discovered by the military ship on Sunday, 75.8 nautical kilometers east of Laem Prom Thep.

Monday, the three boats and their crews arrived at Phuket’s Ratsada boat dock under escort.

According to Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit, the government intends to put into action its plan to cover tickets on Bangkok’s electric coach network at 20 baht per trip starting next week. A trial is scheduled to take place along the Red and Purple lines of the city on Monday.

Due to this year’s election, the ruling Pheu Thai Party promised its adherents the idea of a 20 baht per trip fares cover on the electronic rail routes in the capital.

Since Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin is now apart, Mr. Suriya said the government was supposed to evaluate the program today, but the conference will otherwise take place the following week.

Visits on the Purple Line, which connects Klong Bang Phai and Tao Poon facilities, currently cost between 14 and 42 baht, while Red Line visits connect Rangsit and Taling Chan.