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Gen Kriangkrai Srirak welcomed rumors that he would become the Senate Speaker, despite the fact that he won the most votes in the open management and security expert group last week.

He said on Thursday that he would not have a problem accepting the leading Upper House position if he said that the majority of Senate members would believe him to be the new Senate Speaker as he had hoped.

His main attention, nevertheless, is in the Senate’s surveillance work, particularly that which concerns safety concerns in the three southern regions– Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat– he said.

Some spectators view him as the head of the senators-elect, who is believed to be supported by the Bhumjaithai Party.

Gen Kriangkrai, who retired about a year ago, just served as chief adviser to Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, the Bhumjaithai president.

The two were colleagues of the National Defence College’s study program, which is widely thought to be a program designed primarily for political and business leaders to make connections.

According to a cause, it is also speculated that Senator-elect Mongkol Surasajja has a great opportunity of becoming the new Senate Speaker.

Mongkol: Has references to Bhumjaithai

One of the ten candidates in the same expert group as Gen Kriangkrai is Mr. Mongkol, a former director-general of the Department of Provincial Administration and governor of Buri Ram.

Mr Mongkol, also, is seen by some experts as being a nearby associate of Bhumjaithai. He is also very familiar with Gen. Kriangkrai because they have been working together since their pension at the Interior Ministry. Mr Mongkol serves as an assistant to Deputy Interior Minister Songsak Thongsri, who is also from Bhumjaithai, said a cause.

A different source reported that about 20 senators-elect who do not have a clear connection to either Bhumjaithai or the Move Forward Party ( MFP ) were invited to a get-together next week at Five Provinces Bordering Forest Preservation Foundation.

The bedrock, located in the 1st Infantry Regiment in Bangkok’s Phaya Thai neighborhood, has long been associated with Gen Prawit Wongsuwon, the head of the Palang Pracharath Party.

Sonthiya Sawatdee, a democratic advocate, joined a growing demand for the Election Commission to release a report on the Senate election results yesterday.

Chavalit Vichayasut, the deputy chief of Thai Sang Thai, claimed that the Senate poll was unlawful because some provinces do not have senators to reflect them.

Thammasat Advanced Medical Center ( THAMC) in Pathum Thani province is now prepared to provide its premium-quality, affordable medical care to patients.

The Thammasat University Hospital hosted THAMC’s sweet starting last week as it marked the occasion of its 90th anniversary of founding Thammasat University.

The center operates out of a 53, 965 rectangular centimeter, 10- storey creating in Khlong Luang area. Through a “patient-centric technique,” THAMC aims to provide one-stop services from a team of experienced professionals and employees.

The 150- base THAMC is touted as capable of providing practical and quick treatments.

For sustaining green energy and environmental protection standards, the house’s design was given a platinum rating. By reducing the amount of energy and water required to run the center, it aims to reduce waste.

THAMC aims to attain a position of greatness in professional treatments, health promotion, and clinical research and innovations.

The center’s medical costs are approximately 50 % less expensive than those at prime private institutions.

The center also features specialised centers in orthopedics, operation, care, and baby wellbeing, among others, and has a capacity to function up to 1, 500 outpatients regularly.

By the middle of November, complete service at the center are anticipated to start.

Following the fatal car bombing that occurred on June 30 inside Yala police flats, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin and his Malaysian counterpart Anwar Ibrahim are scheduled to travel to the country’s three southern provinces following month.

The explosion, which killed an Islamic religious teacher and injured 16 people, including six police officers, was brought up for discussion at the Internal Security Operations Command ( Isoc ) in Bangkok on Wednesday. Mr Srettha is the Isoc producer.

During the attack, Mr. Srettha apparently had shut discussions with the military commander, deputy prime minister, and interior secretary Anutin Charnvirakul.

He likewise revealed a deal to travel to Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat, the three southern provinces, with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, on August 3.

If necessary, the two leaders perhaps match sooner but Aug 3 is the ideal time for a visit, Mr Srettha said.

Before, the two leaders had a telephone conversation to explore the 44 fire problems that struck Yala, Pattani, Narathiwat and Songkhla on March 22.

Malaysia facilitates the harmony negotiations between the Thai government and the southwestern rebels, some of whom apparently have two Thai-Malaysian countries.

In the meantime, the National Human Rights Commission issued a speech denouncing the vehicles bombing and offering condolences to the families of the victims and the injured.

The committee also demanded that the government thoroughly investigate the incident and give the deceased’s family and those who were hurt by the attack whole assistance, as well as to ensure justice for all parties.

On Wednesday, an improvised explosive device ( IED ) was defused in Pattani’s Khok Pho district.

The weapon was positioned beneath a stone bench close to a convenience store.

His Majesty the King has been a strong supporter of the armed forces and the security of men since he was a young prince, before turning his attention to piloting fighter jets and aircraft gunships.

According to the law and aristocratic history, His Royal Highness Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn became the ex-officio mind of the armed forces, which included the army, navy, and air pressure.

Given his eager interest in military issues since he was a child, the Crown Prince more than deserved quite an honor.

Since he was a fresh lord, he has been interested in military matters and has visited military installations, paying close attention to the well-being of soldiers and policemen.

After finishing his teaching in Thailand and then at King’s Mead School in Sussex, England, and Millfield School in Somerset, even in England, he continued his education at King’s School in North Parramatta, Sydney, Australia, where he underwent firefighter education between 1970- 1971.

In 1972, the Crown Prince studied at Canberra’s Royal Military College, Duntroon, and eventually enrolled in a bachelor of arts program at the University of New South Wales ‘ faculty for military reports, which joined with Duntroon to provide master courses in arts, science and engineering.

Under this education, alumni had to move both military and scientific studies. He graduated in 1976.

On Jan 9, 1975, the Crown Prince served as a staff officer at the military’s Directorate of Intelligence.

He received a scholarship from the Defense Ministry for more military training and research at the Special Air Service Regiment in Perth, Western Australia, between January and October 1976. Advanced tracking training and innovative warfare techniques were included in the training.

HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, who had a lot of flying knowledge, qualified as a military aircraft.

From June to July 1980 he attended a power aircraft flying course ( Bell UH- 1H and Bell UH- 1N ) offered by Bell Helicopter, racking up a full of 250 hours of flying period.

He also completed a 54-hour journey period course offered by the Royal Thai Army ( Bell UH- 1H) between September and October of that year.

From 1980 to 1981, the Crown Prince joined a predetermined- aircraft plane trip training programme for the SIAI- Marchetti SF 260 MT aircraft, with 172 hours of flying time.

And from 1982 to 1983, he attended and completed a US Air Force ( USAF ) conversion course for the F- 5 fighter ( Special ) Class 83 ATW and an USAF advanced fighter training course Class 83 AVW at Williams Air Force Base, Arizona, with more than 2, 000 hours of flying time, as well as several other flight training courses.

He won an air military operations contest at an air pressure gunnery variety in Lop Buri’s Chai Badan district on April 1, 1987, armed with current flying techniques, practical skills, and conceptual knowledge.

On May 4, 1994, he became a journey teacher for the F- 5 E/F warrior aircraft.

The Crown Prince flew a Thai Airways International donation trip on July 12, 2012, where VIP customers paid respect to the Lord Buddha’s treasures in Khon Kaen.

On July 28 of that year, a particular journey was held to honor his 60th day. The particular flight TG 8866 was set up to raise money for a foundation for educational scholarships.

Thammasat Advanced Medical Center ( THAMC) in Pathum Thani state is now prepared to provide its clients with its premium-quality, inexpensive medical care.

The Thammasat University Hospital hosted THAMC’s sweet starting last week as it marked the occasion of its 90th anniversary of founding Thammasat University.

The center operates out of a 53, 965 sq centimeter, 10- storey creating in Khlong Luang area. Through a “patient-centric technique,” THAMC aims to provide one-stop services from a team of experienced professionals and employees.

The 150- base THAMC is touted as capable of providing practical and quick treatments.

For defending green energy and environmental protection standards, the house’s design received a platinum rating. It aims to reduce waste by reducing the amount of energy and water needed to run the center.

THAMC aims to attain a position of greatness in professional treatments, health promotion, and clinical research and innovations.

When compared to premium private institutions, the center’s medical care costs about 50 % less.

The center also features specialised centers in orthopedics, operation, care, and baby wellbeing, among others, and has a capacity to function up to 1, 500 outpatients regularly.

By the middle of November, the center’s complete services are expected to be complete.