South-East Asia (Page 976)

His Majesty has since developed a reputation as a devoted rider, ranging from horse riding, sport, and football in his younger years.

King Rama X has a strong interest in a variety of activities and has been admired for his commitment and involvement with them throughout his career.

When he was just 11 years old, the king began to learn horseback using. He quickly honed his skills.

While studying in Thailand and other countries, he rowed and played sports and sports with companions.

He even competed in flying with his parents, the late King Bhumibol, and his elder&nbsp, girl, Princess Ubolratana, during their retreat at Klai Kangwon Palace in Hua Hin.

The King first started out playing football as a ahead and afterward transitioned to a centre-back.

He participated in the activity while attending classes at the Royal Military College in Duntroon, Thailand, Millfield School in England, and Chitralada School in Bangkok, Thailand.

Because of his skill in the sport, he earned the nickname, the” Football Prince”.

An annual soccer championship, the Mor Vor Kor Cup, has been held in glory of the therefore- Crown Prince for over two years. Mor Vor Kor are the names for his brand Maha Vajiralongkorn.

His Majesty is a supporter of Thailand’s Amateur Muay Thai Association. On his behest, Trophies for the Sports Authority of Thailand’s Muay Thai Fighter Annual Champions are presented.

In recent years, His Majesty has become renowned as an enthusiastic rider.

He presided over the hugely popular” Bike for Mom” and” Bike for Dad” events in honour of his parents. The activities, held in 2015, attracted millions of members from every state across Thailand.

His Majesty graced these occasions not just to honor his parents ‘ birthday but also to encourage Thais to exercise for good health.

King Rama X has had a significant impact on raising the status of racing in Thailand and inspiring people from all walks of life to compete in national cycling events.

Owing to his assistance, the game is now common and has drawn more players to the Thai Cycling Association.

According to a cause with the Metropolitan Police Bureau, one of the two suspects in the last year’s 3.3 million baht assault in a Bangkok shopping mall vehicle garden was detained in Laos.

Nanthaporn Pianthamdee, a 35- year- ancient suspected of committing a assault on July 3 at a store in Suan Luang city, was detained in Laos ‘ Khammouane state.

A 44-year-old man who claimed he was robbed of 3.3 million ringgit after two military men robbed him in the car park reported the incident to the police.

The target claimed that the suspects approached him while he was returning to his vehicle with a bag of cash.

He claimed he was forced to leave the car, fled on a bicycle, and grabbed the bag.

According to the cause, Mr. Nanthaporn’s criminal history makes him dangerous.

He is wanted in connection with a situation in Bangkok’s Chok Chai place in December, according to authorities, and was convicted of assault and sexual abuse several years ago. &nbsp,

He reportedly robbed a golden store in Laos on July 1 before the alleged assault.

A person who is alleged to be one of the suspects in the Pathum Thani district’s Khlong Luang district’s Khlong Luang district’s Khlong Luang region has been detained at a temple.

Pol Maj Gen Teeradej Thamsuthee, chief of the Metropolitan Police Bureau ( MPB), said Pimprapassorn Jaemjaras, 44, was arrested on Saturday&nbsp, on a warrant issued in March last year by a court in Surat Thani. &nbsp, &nbsp,

Authorities believe she is a key part of a party behind OD Capital, which was exposed as a Ponzi system in 2019, he said, and that she is accused of colluding to scams. &nbsp,

Investors were enticed by the scheme’s promise of a return of at least 10 %.

Subjects in Surat Thani who lost more than 5 million ringgit filed complaints with the authorities when the fraud was discovered. When she refused to acknowledge the claims, the judge granted her arrest warrant.

After months of investigation, authorities found that while she was known to change her hairstyle frequently, perhaps to mask her appaerance, she often visited a nicely- known temple in Pathum Thani.

On Saturday, undercover officers were ordered to meet a merit-making action at the temple, where they spotted Ms. Pimprapassorn and arrested her.

The think denied the allegations and defended the purchase plan as being strong, according to Pol Maj Gen Teeradej. She claimed to have persuaded individuals to spend, and that she received a monthly return of 7 % of her investment. &nbsp,

But, the company began having financial difficulties in 2018 and stopped paying dividends. After first doubting, Ms Pimprapassorn was handed over to authorities in Surat Thani, he said.

Authorities said they were looking for 48 suspects during a crackdown on Ponzi schemes in 2018, but just 38 people were detained for extorting patients out of up to 10 billion baht.

After the Pink Line controller attempted to close a bag with a broken carriage door without waiting for the train to leave the station, the transport minister has taken disciplinary action against the operator.

The minister, Suriya Juangroongruangkit, announced on Sunday that he had instructed the Mass Rapid Transit Authority ( MRTA ) to impose disciplinary sanctions against NBM, which runs the Pink Line between Khae Rai in Nonthaburi and Min Buri in northern Bangkok.

The secretary was responding to a situation last Thursday. Crew members opened a carriage entrance as the increased rail was being stopped between stations. A sudden view from the station down to the ground below shocked the people.

” This tragedy concerns protection on public travel… It is not negotiable”, Mr Suriya said.

Acting MRTA government Vithaya Punmongkol claimed that the operator had been informed that the MRTA had the authority to impose punitive sanctions because the incident presented a danger to passengers.

NBM reported that the incident occurred at 7:01 a.m. on Thursday when coach number 10 left Lat Pla Khao stop for Nonthaburi.

The train personnel made an emergency stop after hearing what sounded like a coach being constantly struck by an object and reported it to Pink Line power.

Therefore, they discovered that a pilot’s handbag protruding outside the train was preventing a carriage door from closing properly.

The team was instructed to use a code to personally unlock the door, but the doorway did not.

Then they were instructed to shut down the train’s computerized control system, take control of the train and push it back to the station, unlock the door, and free the bag.

But, after deactivating the automated system, the personnel opened the door&nbsp, before returning to the place.

Before the coach resumed service, the controller soon instructed train staff to follow safety standards.

In attacks in Kuala Lumpur and the nearby condition of Selangor, Malaysian authorities detained 39 international women, 22 of whom were Thai, for allegedly offering consumers treatments with sex.

The Anti-Violence, Gambling, and Secret Societies Division on Friday held the suspects at massaging stalls in 10 areas in Selangor and the capital of Malaysia. The infornmation was never disclosed until Sunday, the New Straits Times reported.

Mohamad Farouk Eshak, a senior national of the device, said 22 of the arrested people were Thais, along with six Lao, five Asian, five Citizens and one Thai.

” We arrested 39 people aged between 19 and 50 who were suspected of working as masseuses and sexual staff”, he was quoted as saying.

The Indonesian police force has a specific task force called the sector.

The official added that since they had designated their trip as a” social visit,” they could be accused of trafficking as well as illegal access.

The people allegedly charged customers 60- 120 ringgit ( 460- 920 baht ) for a massage, with clients required to add an&nbsp, extra 150- 320 ringgit ( 1, 200- 2, 470 baht ) for a program that included sexual service.

The permanent director for mortal security claims that more than 260 people have registered for support as a result of the Yaowarat fireplace on Saturday evening, the majority of whom are migrant workers.

264 individuals applied for fire-related assistance at the district office in Samphanthawong, according to Anukul Peedkaew, on Sunday. Most were workers employed in the Yaowarat place, Bangkok’s Chinatown.

Wat Chai Chana Songkhram, Wat Samphanthawong, Wat Traimit, and Wat Traimit Wittayaram Worawihan School were the majority of the patients who were left unemployed by the incident. Some moved to shelters their businesses provided, Mr Anukul said.

The&nbsp, blaze in Trok Pho group started about 8.40pm on Saturday. In the community, sixty-five earthen homes were severely damaged or burned down. Additionally, the fire destroyed portions of two accommodations and adjacent industrial complexes on Yaowarat Road. Clients were taken out of Thianfah Hospital, which is close by.

One man was also missing. Designers had not yet performed security checks on the burned-out buildings. &nbsp,

Paisarn Charoenboonma, of Samphanthawong city office, said he heard some curls, like electrical transformer bombs, before seeing the flames.

According to Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt, numerous migrant workers rented homes in the Trok Pho area and received support.

He added that friends were checking out of two nearby hotels as a result of the fireplace. He stated that Yaowarat Road may remain accessible on Monday.

On Sunday, fire patients gather at Wat Samphanthawong to seek shelter and register for help. ( Photo: Apichart Jinakul )

Bali: A foreigner reportedly allegedly left a vehicle parked with the motor on, which was later involved in a collision with another vehicle immediately afterward.

The incident on a path to Patong shore in Kathu city was reported about 9pm on Saturday, Pol Lt Pongpipat Khamchompoo, deputy director at Patong, said.

A foreigner’s vehicle with Songkhla membership plates collided with a Thai registered vehicle. Both vehicles received minor injury. He did not disclose the person’s nationality or other information. &nbsp,

The stranger was said to be at a clinic and encountered the Songkhla van, which was parked with the engine on and no driver. He took off in the truck and headed for Patong. On the valley street, the two trucks collided.

The van’s owner, who is only identified as Tiva, told authorities that when he got out of a roadside stall to buy citrus, he anticipated returning very rapidly and regaining his grip, he left the keys inside and the engine running.

A foreigner’s stolen vehicle collided with another vehicle on Saturday night on the Kathu-Patong hillroad, causing damage to it. ( Photo: Pool via Achadthaya Chuenniran )