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Nakhon Ratchasima fined the company even for omitted harmful chemicals.

In connection with the improper dumping of chemical compounds in Nakhon Ratchasima in 2021, an executive of an industrial waste management company was given a two-year, six-month jail sentence and a fine of 250, 000 baht.

According to Wiroj Srisang, president of Simamogkol in the Pak Chong city of Nakhon Ratchasima, the Sikhiu Provincial Court found Varalee Kijsa-ard guilty of breaking economic and public health regulations.

For violating the Hazardous Substances Act, Ms. Varalee received a two-year prison sentence and an additional six months ‘ imprisonment for breaking public health laws. She has been partially released on bail, set at 70, 000 ringgit.

Aek Uthai Co was likewise found guilty of the charges and fined 250, 000 rmb for both crimes.

The Department of Industrial Works filed the complaint in 2021 after discovering that the business had unlawfully disposed of chemical compounds in an unapproved place, putting a risk to public health.

The court ruled that the defendants ‘ arguments were inconvenient and invalid in comparison to official documents provided by the Department of Pollution Control, the Department of Underground Water Resources, and the Simamogkol municipality.

Jullapong Thaveesri, the director-general of the Department of Industrial Works, said the fine imposed on the organization was the utmost allowed by law for the crimes in question.

He claimed that the Ministry of Industry intended to establish a committee to develop revised legislation for the management of chemical and toxic compounds, with harsher penalties for violations.

More legitimate action would be brought against the business to make sure Mr. Jullapong is held accountable for the company’s continued responsibility for the proper disposal of the chemical substances as well as the restoration of the affected environment, he added.

After an occurrence outside a house in Bueng Kang, a 15-year-old was detained with a pencil gun.

BUENG KAN: A 14-year-old son was shot dead by a 15-year-old enemy from the same class in Pak Khat region of this northern territory on Thursday.

According to Pol Capt Theerawisit Jinjanda, assistant inspector at the local police station, the incident occurred at around 7.35pm in front of a home in tambon han chay. He and his associates, along with criminal authorities, a physician from Pak Khat Hospital, and the Sawang Siwilai Rescue Unit went to check the picture.

The dead child was discovered lying on the lawn next to the home. He had a bullet wound to the back of his head from a.38 quality shot, which was lodged inside. The victim was a Mathayom 2 ( Grade 8 ) student. The shooter was a Mathayom 4 ( Grade 10 ) student from the same school.

Later, authorities made an arrest for the gunman, and they seized a pen gun with a capacity to fire .38 quality bullets as evidence. Authorities charged the 15-year-old with death. The believe pleaded guilty and was taken into custody for questioning.

Following a complaint from the applicant, the authorities will assist with the review of Sa Kaeo test results.

Authorities forensic experts have been commissioned to assist Sa Kaeo province’s education ministry in answering questions about how an interview was administered for teachers seeking jobs in the state.

The questions were made public after a fresh professor claimed that her brand was first on the list of test-passers who had passed the test, but a revised list was released with her name not there.

A preliminary investigation, according to Office of the Basic Education Commission ( Obec), revealed there had been errors on the first list and that the teacher in question had not even finished in the top ten.

The initial test documents will be sent to the Police Forensic Science Office for investigation, said Thanu Wongjinda, the Obec secretary-general.

Additional details from the preliminary research conducted by an Obec fact-finding council are still being uncovered.

The Sa Kaeo Secondary Education Service Area Office on September 9 published the name of the professor, Khru Ben, 24, as one of nine candidates who had applied for state-school training opportunities.

On September 12, her title was dropped and replaced by another in a follow-up record. Khru Ben had been employed in Ayutthaya as a lease instructor before deciding to leave after learning that she had been hired as a science professor in her house state.

But, Mr. Thanu claimed that Khru Ben had the highest rating and that the candidate had not placed in the top 10 based on her test results. He cited the decision’s motivations as well as the scientific history.

However, the National Anti-Corruption Commission discovered that some Sa Kaeo office employees and the director of the office had erred in their preparation and publication of the first exam results. They will be subject to discipline.

Surasak Phancharoenworakul, Deputy Minister of Education, previously stated that the lawful office of Obec had checked the results of 100 candidates to ensure fairness.

He claimed that Khru Ben would receive payment for the financial ramifications of resigning from her present position if a review found that she did not receive the highest grade. She would then be compensated for the decision she made based on the assumption that she had won a new career.

Despite only having a Grade 9 knowledge, the criminal claims to have been providing solutions for 20 years.

A Samut Sakhon man has been detained after one of his customers had a serious disease and has been receiving penis enlargement remedies for 20 years despite not having received any medical training.

Kittikorn Songsri, 36, was taken into custody on Thursday following a bite at the mansion where he performed pearl implants and silicone injections in the Krathum Baen district’s tambon Om Noi.

The suspect admitted to speaking with police that he only had a Mathayom Suksa 3 ( Grade 9 ) education, but that he had started studying for implants when he was 14 years old, according to Pol Maj Gen Witthaya Sriprasertparb, head of the Consumer Protection Police Division ( CPPD).

The arrest came after a problem that Mr. Kittikorn was offering crystal implant surgery, rubber alteration, and filler injections for penile enhancement via the” Mai Luai Modify” Facebook page.

After receiving a rubber injection, a female customer reported developing a serious infection. Perhaps after receiving care, he still suffered problems and could not get an erection, he said.

An undercover agent posed as a potential implant customer in front of CPPD authorities in collaboration with representatives from the Department of Health Service Support. When he arrived at Mr Kittikorn’s house, soldiers raided the facilities to jail him.

Consumer protection officers examine elements used in illegal penis enlargement remedies that caused a client to experience intense pain and disease. ( Photo supplied/Wassayos Ngamkham )

During doubting, Mr Kittikorn admitted he was not a doctor and had no health patient’s permission. The arresting group claimed that the bedding and other equipment he had set up in his house did not adhere to health standards.

Mr. Kittikorn acknowledged that Mathayom Suksa 3 was the only subject he had studied in Phangnga, in the southwestern province. He claimed that he first picked up pearl transplant techniques when he was 14 years old and continued to improve.

He had been offering transplant and enhancement services for about 20 years and had charged clients between 5 and 20 thousand ringgit each. He explained to the police that he typically had two or three clients per month.

Police immediately brought the costs of operating a medical office without authorization and practicing medicine without a license. He is awaiting legitimate action while he is being held in custody at CPPD Subdivision 4.

The government was informed by Pol Maj Gen Witthaya that crystal implants or filler injections for penile enlargement was put them at risk of disease or sexual dysfunction. He even warned phony doctors who offer these services to stop doing so or be arrested.

The suspect’s house contained tools and supplies used to perform crystal implant and penis augmentation procedures. ( Photo supplied/Wassayos Ngamkham )

At the Sadao station in Songkhla, a tornado damages three Malaysian vehicles.

Malaysia has clearly advised its citizens who are visiting Thailand to remain cautious because the country is experiencing storms that have pelted some provinces with storms.

Travelers to Thailand should be on the lookout for poor conditions, according to Ahmad Fahri Ahmad Sarkawi, the consular standard of Malaysia, and warn against visiting islands.

The minister told the Bernama information agency on Thursday that the weather in Thailand is presently very extreme, with solid winds, heavy rain, and large waves, particularly in islands like Phuket.

One of the southern destinations that are being closed due to the conditions brought on by Storm Soulik is Ao Phangnga National Park, which is home to the renowned James Bond Island.

Malaysians have been visiting Thailand for the past year as Hat Yai region in Songkhla has become their main stop during the week-long school vacation that ends this weekends.

A day after the president issued his notice, three Malaysian-registered cars were damaged by a wind that sent heavy rain and windy winds to Ban Dan Nok, a frontier town in Sadao region of Songkhla, same Kedah state, on Friday.

The storm, according to Sadao police, reportedly caused three cars from Malaysia to fall on large trees and utility poles as well as some. No one was hurt because they were n’t inside the car at the time of the incident, they continued.