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Six commission seats are being contested.

The ruling Pheu Thai Party slap has invited parties at odds over who will lead different House committees to a meeting this week to settle their differences.

According to Wisut Chainarun, a Pheu Thai list-MP and gathering punch, several parties are vying for the best seats on six sections of the 35 House committees.

Events looking for the same content will come together at the conference in an effort to find some common ground.

Particularly the Move Forward Party ( MFP ) is adamant that it must preside over 11 House committees. The MFP was given a limit to lead 11 boards because it has 151 MPs, making it the largest party.

After a district MP resigned in response to revelations about his criminal history, the group saw the MP number fall to 150, necessitating an election by by-election to be held in Rayong on Sunday. The MFP’s allotment has now been lowered to 10.

The party, however, insisted that it would eventually be given 11 chairmanships because it is still certain it will keep the Rayong desk.

This week before the by-election, Mr. Wisut announced that the meeting regarding head articles may proceed.

He asserted that the MFP, which has vowed to act as a” proactive” opposition party, is refusing to give in on the quota issue and that maintaining control of the House committees requires its leaders.

The MFP is at odds with itself over these positions on six House boards: law, justice, and individual rights; electricity transmission and local and special administrations; labor; counter-corruption; transportation; and resources accountability.

The best position on the rules committee is the subject of a conflict between the MFP and the Prachachat Party. Additionally, it is squabbling with Pheu Thai over the counter-corruption, travel, and budget accountability commissions while wrangling with the Bhumjaithai Party regarding the power supply and labor commissions.

According to Mr. Wisut, the MFP has made it abundantly clear that council chairs are crucial to keeping an eye on the effectiveness of the government.

He claimed that his attempts to persuade the group that committee members— who also have the authority to summon people to speak and review documents— were equally effective at completing the task. I believe a settlement is necessary, he declared.

Authorities find that the suspects’ systems contained nearly 3 kg of the drug.

PHUKET: Three Kenyan women were detained at the Phuket airport after having nearly 3 kilograms of cocaine — roughly worth 10 million baht — found in their stomachs and vagina.

The Narcotics Control Board’s Office informed local police and customs officers on Sunday that some immigrants were bringing cocaine into the region through the Phuket airport, which led to the arrests.

According to the Sakhu police chief, officials at the airports saw the three African women on Tuesday and searched their bodies, but they found nothing illegal.

However, after X-rays obtained at Thalang Hospital revealed a different tale.

Images of their stomach revealed heroin pills that they had ingested. According to the law, the girl had also inserted larger plates containing the medication into their vaginas.

According to Pol Col Salan Santisatsanakul, captain of the Sakhu police depot, police ultimately recovered 2, 857 milligrams of heroin.

Faith Wanza Musembi, 26, Nelly Gacheri Ruuri, 25, and Grace Wangari Karok, 34, were named as the offenders.

They were accused of conspiring to possess Category 2 medications. For legal actions, all three were brought to the Sakhu law place.

One of the three African women who was arrested on Tuesday at the Phuket airport had cocaine recovered from her belly. ( Photo: police in Sakhu)

One of those named for handling the Red Bull Scion event in 2012 was a new education secretary.

The famous 2012 hit-and-run situation involving Red Bull descendant Vorayuth” Boss” Yoovidhya has been found guilty by the National Anti-Corruption Commission( NACC) of mishandling by 15 senior police officers and lawyers.

Former deputy attorney general Nate Naksuk and former federal police chief Pol Gen Somyot Poompanmoung dropped the remaining costs against Mr. Vorayuth, according to NACC official Niwatchai Kasemmongkol on Wednesday.

Pol Gen Permpoon Chidchob, who was appointed education minister in the fresh government this year, is another person mentioned by the report.

In June 2020, Pol Gen Permpoon, who was then an associate federal police chief with the rank of lieutenant colonel, gave his official approval to Mr. Nate’s choice. According to Mr. Niwatchai, although this was considered a punitive rape, it was not an important one.

Afterwards, the anti-graft organization will hold a press conference to go over its findings in more details, according to the official.

On September 3, 2012, Mr. Vorayuth crashed his Ferrari into a scooter being driven by Pol Snr. Sg Maj Wichian Klanprasert of the Thong Lor law place.

Without calling the police, Mr. Vorayuth, 27, drove away while dragging the defendant’s system 200 meters from the field.

Three charges were brought against the successor to the Red Bull chance after a thorough inspection. Before their customer ultimately left the country in 2017, his attorneys were able to secure postponements of court appearances on eight events.

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha convened a committee to look into Mr. Nate’s decision to drop the cost of reckless moving causing death in 2020 based on” new” proof that blamed the deceased officer for the accident.

The board, led by former NACC commissioner Vicha Mahakun, discovered proof of treatment by officials, law enforcement organizations, open prosecutors, attorneys, and witnesses. Three lawyers and some high-ranking police officers were reportedly among them.

Some were charged with altering the vehicle’s speed at the time of the fatal crash and the unexpected appearance of new testimony, which led to fewer accusations against Mr. Vorayuth.

The report’s complete conclusions were not made people.

On all but one of the expenses in the case, the statute of limitations has from expired. However, the accusation of foolish driving resulting in death has been resurrected and does stand until 2027.

On Saturday, activities at the Khao Kheow Open Zoo begin.

Mae Mali, the nation’s oldest living rhinoceros, will turn 58 this trip at the Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Chon Buri with the assistance of the general public.

A hippo-themed museum, as well as customary holiday festivities and games for attendees, are all part of the festivities scheduled from Saturday through Monday.

According to Attapon Srihayrun, director of the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand( ZPO ), visitors who were born on September 8, the day Mae Mali was born, will also be given gifts.

The longest-living captive species in the nation is thought to be Mae Mali.

On September 8, 1966, the crocodile was born at the Koelner Zoo in Cologne, Germany. On June 8, 1967, she was moved to the Dusit Zoo. She has witnessed 24 prime ministers come and go since next.

The crocodile was relocated to Khao Kheow Open Zoo in 2018 after Dusit Zoo was shut down. Since then, she has resided there under the close supervision of the park’s clinical staff.

At least 50 kilograms of grass and different plants are consumed daily by Mae Mali, who now weighs about two kilograms. The hippos has produced 14 calf.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC) ruled on Wednesday that former House deputy speaker Charoen Jankomol was responsible for graft in connection with the alleged abuse of a parliamentary project about ten years ago.

From August 2, 2011 to December 9, 2013, Mr. Charoen served as the first lieutenant speech. During that time, he was also an MP for the Pheu Thai Party. & nbsp,

According to Niwatchai Kasemmongkol, the NACC secretary-general, he and six other members of parliament were found guilty of bone while overseeing a project started by parliament to encourage education in regional operational matters. & nbsp,

Mr. Charoen is charged with using his position as an MP to interfere in the affairs of state representatives in order to further his own interests or the interests of his party. & nbsp,

He issued an order designating a board to oversee the finances for the learning project while serving as deputy speaker. The panel was given full authority to define, evaluate, and animal economic issues pertaining to the project’s activity planning. According to the NACC, this was directed by Mr. Charoen.

In an area known as Mr. Charoen and Pheu Thai’s social stronghold, working groups led by the deputy speaker held a workshop as part of the project. & nbsp,

In order to declare the bills, Mr. Niwatchai claimed that documents were produced to describe actions that previously occurred. He claimed that no officers actually took part in these fictitious activities. & nbsp,

Six original members of parliament, including Wijak Nakkawatcharachai, a former House of Representatives secretary general who is charged with aiding bribery, were implicated by the NACC. They were advised to face harsh administrative and criminal penalties. & nbsp,

Mr. Charoen has been accused of violating both NACC laws and the Criminal Code. & nbsp,

The attorney general will receive the investigative report from the NACC last.

According to the Pheu Thai Party’s whip, parties at odds over who will lead several House boards have been invited to a conference this week to settle their differences.

According to Wisut Chainarun, a Pheu Thai list-MP and party punch member, several parties are vying for the best seats on six panels of the 35 House committees.

In order to find some common ground, the meeting will take up parties interested in the same positions.

In particular, the Move Forward Party insists that it must preside over 11 House commissions. The MFP was given a limit to seat 11 committees because it was the largest celebration with 151 Members. & nbsp,

The party’s membership fell to 150 after one of its district Members resigned as a result of revelations about his criminal history, necessitating an election by by-election in Rayong on September 10. The MFP limit is now 10 as a result of this.

However, the group insists it still be entitled to the 11 commission chair and is still certain it will keep the Rayong chair. & nbsp,

The conference will proceed this week before the by-election, according to Mr. Wisut.

He claimed that in order to keep the government in check, the MFP, which has vowed to be a” strategic” opposition party, is refusing to intervene on the limit problem.

Six House committees— law, justice, and human rights, power distribution and local and special administrations, labor, counter-corruption, transportation, budget accountability — are the focus of the MFP’s tug-of-war.

The best position on the rules committee is the subject of a conflict between the MFP and the Prachachat Party. Additionally, it is squabbling with Pheu Thai over the counter-corruption, travel, and budget accountability commissions while wrangling with the Bhumjaithai Party regarding the power supply and labor commissions.

According to Mr. Wisut, the MFP has made it abundantly clear that commission chairs are crucial to keeping an eye on the president’s performance.

He claimed that he made an unsuccessful attempt to persuade the party that committee members, who are also authorized to call people to witness and review documents, were just as successful at completing the task. I believe a bargain is necessary, he declared.

According to Mr. Wisut, contrary to what some critics have claimed, the Pheu Thai Party was not attempting to avoid examination. Once the House committees are in session, he continued,” We’re not afraid to expose ourselves to being watched.” & nbsp,

Pheu Thai and the Democrat Party, according to Mr. Wisut, were both interested in the position of head for a specific House council, which he stopped short of naming. However, the Democrats after gave in and chose a different committee, he continued.