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The debate over property plots close to Khao Yai National Park, according to Defense Minister Sutin Klungsang, needs to be settled in two months.

Three sub-committeets have been established to address the problem, and they will provide insight to the One Map planning committee, which decides which plots are designated for the property reform program and which are designated as woodland reserves, he said.

Following a dispute over almost 3, 000 rai of land in tambon Moosi, in the Pak Chong district of the park, the Agricultural Land Reform Office ( Alro ) and the Department of National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation ( DNP ) are bringing up the One Map committee’s intervention.

Arlo argued that the property had been legitimately designated as agricultural land and that it did not cross the line with designated national park area as the DNP claimed.

A professional committee, a constitutional committee, and a policy committee are the sub-committees, according to Mr. Sutin.

” The complex committee will examine the restrictions and travel to the contested areas. It employs personnel from a variety of organizations, including the DNP, the Royal Thai Survey Department (RTSD ), and local officials.

According to Mr. Sutin,” The job may be finished in two weeks, unless there are weather-related issues.”

During his visit to the northern county of Nong Khai, the One Map program aims to standardize the maps that state agencies use and should use. assist authorities in resolving Sor Por Kor area reform plots and forest reserve rights.

After being determined to be in the cache area, Agriculture Minister Capt. Thamanat Prompow announced on Sunday that he had ordered Alro to withdraw the land ownership documents for five Sor Por Kor narratives.

After state authorities decided to use the One Map method to settle disputes across the country, he said the government will wait for the One Map planning agency’s results.

He added that Alro has completely adhered to the rules, but that the issue is brought on by the use of various charts by various organizations.

An impending meeting, according to Capt. Thamanat, will ensure Alro officials across the country follow the buffer zone rule and investigate alleged irregularities in the release of Sor Por Kor land.

Meanwhile, Prawit Wongsuwon, the leader of the Palang Pracharath Party ( PPRP ), made a promise on Sunday to move forward with a plan to convert land use certificates to land deeds.

He stated that one of the group’s core policies is the upgrading of the Sor Por Kor property document during a visit to Nong Khai, which is located in the northeast of the country.

He claimed that the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry, both run by the PPRP, may act on reliable data to target area issues.

According to the federal official, the government on Sunday approved a new liquor control costs from the Public Health Ministry but ordered it to include in-depth measures to promote tourism within a week before its legislative process begins.

After the government meeting, spokesman Chai Wacharonke claimed the cupboard had asked the ministry’s secretary-general to come up with the tourism-promotion details that should be included in the new bill. According to him, the government anticipated receiving the details within a week, after which the costs may be submitted for review to the Council of State, the president’s legal arm.

The public health ministry’s act focuses on public health, but a government official said the state wants to promote tourism, a crucial financial engine.

” Consequently, public health and safety, and the public health dimension must be taken into account while the financial aspect needs to be more relaxed.” According to Mr. Chai, there will be a balance between the promotion of tourism and the business.

According to the government official, the government on Sunday rejected three additional alcohol control bills from the legal field and the main opposition party, Move Forward, because they were too liberal. He claimed that some helpful provisions of the expenses could be incorporated into the health ministry’s expenses.

The government agreed that a fresh alcohol control bill should be passed to fit the current circumstances, according to Mr. Chai. Any drink with a beer content never exceeding 0.5 % is not considered an alcoholic drink under the new law.

A minister in charge will be able to establish rules for the locations and days of alcohol consumption.

A hotel restaurant turned himself in on Saturday nights after shooting and inflicting minor injuries on a security guard at a mall in this northern province. The watch had reported drinking at work, which caused him to lose his work.

Around 11 p.m. on Saturday, Chef Supornpong Yimkhem, 30, turned himself in at the Mueang Nakhon Ratchasima municipal police station. He was charged with attempted murder and unlawful firearm possession.

He claimed to have attacked 30-year-old Natdanai Lekkla because his “persecution” had cost the restaurant his work.

At 7.15 p.m. on Saturday, the shooting took place in front of the Terminal 21 shopping center in the Muang city. Because the store was the location of the fatal shooting rampage in February 2020, the shooting heightened specific concern there.

The restaurant and the guard got into a fight early on Saturday nights, which started a row. The restaurant then engaged in a fistfight, and the guard was subsequently shot at with a locally produced short-barelled shotgun. The guard was not critically hurt when pellets scratched his face and neck.

The restaurant was fired because he had reported the cook’s frequent drinking at work at a nearby hotel, according to the guard. &nbsp,

On Sunday, about 500 citizens and activists gathered at Yamu Beach in the Thalang area to protest a European man’s alleged assault on a doctor and demand his expulsion from Phuket and repair of open access to the alleged assault site.

Urs Fehr, a 45-year-old European man known as David, started the opposition at around 9am at the picture of the reported assualt, actions to the shore in tambon Pa Khlok. The steps were discovered to have been constructed fraudulently and intrude on public property in front of the European man and his Thai wife’s home. Their treatment has been ordered by the Thalang neighborhood office.

When she and her companion were moon-watching on the steps on the evening of February 24th, David reportedly kicked Thandao Chandam, a physician at Dibuk Hospital in Phuket, in the back. &nbsp,

Additionally, Dr. Thandao was reportedly berated by Khanuengnit, the wife of the European man. Eventually, the physician reported the incident to the police as an assault charge. Eventually, the couple offered an apology for the incident. On Sunday, they were not at their mansion.

The few apologized to Phuket government next Friday. ( Photo: Achadthaya Chuenniran )

Some protesters yelled,” Obtain out David,” while others were posing for photos on the beach ways. Some individuals carried Thai national colors, and they all sang the country’s song afterward.

Local residents gathered to desire the transfer of Yamu beach to the general public, according to Somboon Sampaorat, 58, of tambon Pa Khlok.

People used to move along the shore in the past. Access is restricted now that unusual engineers have arrived and there are cover lands there,” he said.

Cover developments took the place of a 300-400 ray forest where there were wild deer and people could gather forest products, according to Mr. Somboon.

Suchart Jorasakul, 56, from tambon Koh Kaew, reported that he and his companions called to require that the authorities define personal attributes from public spaces and access to the beach.

” We want to support the call for the restoration of Yamu Beach, a public beach, to be made people… It turns out that immigrants are occupying far too many locations. Choose fix this, he pleaded.

At the demonstration were also activists from the People&nbsp and Movement for a Just Society (P-Move ). They erected banners with demands for the government to return people access to beaches.

In addition, Phuket police chief Pol Maj Gen Sinlert Sukhum stated that authorities do take into account putting foreigners on a list or revoke their visas if they found them breaking local regulations.

According to an opinion surveys, the majority of people believe former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra is the most powerful politician and former Move Forward Party chief Pita Limjaroenrat to be the most deserving of public support.

On February 27 through February 29, the National Institute of Development Administration surveys, or Nida Poll, asked 1, 310 respondents from across the country to name three “influential social characters.”

Srettha Thavisin, the current premier, and former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra were rated nearly twice as influent. &nbsp,

The final results were as follows:

– Former First Minister Thaksin Shinawatra 42.90 %
– Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, 21.91 %
– Pita Limjaroenrat, Move Forward Party’s 17. 40 % expert chair
– Former prime minister Prayut Chan- o- cha1 5. 11 %
– Nobody 10.15 %
– Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the leader of the Pheu Thai Party, 9.01 %
– General Prawit Wongsuwon, Palang Pracharath Party leader, 6.1 %
– Bhumjaithai Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul, 4.2 %
– Former president of the disbanded Future Forward Party, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, 3.28 %
– People 3.21 %
– Do n’t know or are n’t interested ( 5.65 % ).

When asked who are the three most deserving of sympathy in Thai politics, the election-winning Pita Limjaroenrat, whose league was blocked by the junta-appointed Senate, received nearly half the vote, more than half as much as the lead option,” Nobody.”

The total number of responses was as follows:

– Pita Limjaroenrat 46.79 %
– Nobody 17.86 %
Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit 11.45 %
– Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, 10.46 %
– Former prime minister Prayut Chan- o- dah 8.55 %
– Former top Thaksin Shinawatra 8.09 %
– Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the leader of the Pheu Thai Party, 1.91 %
Chaithawat Tulathon, the president of Move Forward, is 1.37 %.
– Gen. Prawit Wongsuwon, Palang Pracharath leader, 1.22 %
– Some 2.98 %
– Do n’t know/not interested; 6.34 %.