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A BMA panel’s management of a woman’s claim that she had been romantically harassed by a Bangkok Metropolitan Administration top executive has disappointed the court.

The target, identified only as Ae, 30, was a part of Bangkok government Chadchart Sittipunt’s group.

She claims that a BMA top professional sexually harassed her and has requested justice in the internet.

The BMA set up a sensor. But, Mr. Chadchart had only requested that the accused retire from his position as secretary secretary-general on June 7 due to a lack of evidence.

Mr Ae on Saturday&nbsp, responded to the subject, saying the BMA board had had facts of the crime in the form of Line communications.

She continued,” The accused apologized for the event in the reports and admitted his crime.”

Two lieutenant governors likewise witnessed the statement of the criminal, she said.

Nevertheless, the committee did not call these two deputies to speak as testimony, she said.

Ms. Ae revealed to the Bangkok Post that she joined Mr. Chadchart’s battle group in April 2021.

She left in March of last year, but she continued to assist with empty initiatives at City Hall, she said.

She claimed that despite her best efforts to push him away, a senior executive approached her from behind while dining with the group after work in April of last year, strongly hugged and kissed her throat and ear.

She claimed that soon afterward, she reported the incident to the president’s deputy director and his lieutenant administrators.

The accused tried to reconcile with Ms Ae in June last month, admitting his crime. On social media, Ms Ae requested an explanation from him.

She hoped for justice through other means of redress because the man did n’t do that.

She complained via the Traffy Fondue smart apps in August. The situation is still pending.

Ms Ae has requested that professionals from BMA understand the investigation through a Line team for professionals and reporters. She was then kicked out of the party as a result.

Another member of the team was biologically harassed, but she did not want to take actions because a legal team determined that her situation was not regarded as sexual harassment, Ms Ae added.

The Election Commission urged the committee to allow new legislators to take business while it is conducting its inquiries.

The Election Commission (EC ) is being requested by political pundits and Senate vote winners to actually support the 200 vote winners in order to stop the Senate from being replaced.

At a conference hosted by the Thai Journalists Association on Saturday, they reaffirmed that the poll system should release primary qualified results and allow the 200 fresh senators to take workplace as soon as possible while it continues its investigation into any irregularities.

It is now time for the caregiver Senate to depart, they said, because the EC still has the authority to refuse to name any candidates who have been implicated in ballot fraud or who are ineligible to run after its investigations are finished.

” This Senate election system is the most difficult one always, which, nevertheless, served its purpose in the least”, said Prof Prinya Thaewanarumitkul, a law professor at Thammasat University.

Prinya Thaewanarumitkul, a Thammasat University rules teacher, cautions against characterising all legislators as dishonest or incompetent just because the voting system was flawed.

Turns out the program has resulted in an imbalance in the number of senators-elect from each county, he claimed.

Buri Ram, for one, has 14 senators- vote, the highest amount, while some different provinces do not have a one consultant to work in the Upper House. That’s a problem because the Senate even has a responsibility in approving the selection of essential independent companies, said Prof Prinya.

” Watch to see if the EC will try to release the certified effects.” If no, he said, it might be seen as an attempt to keep the caregiver Senate in place.

The EC needs to communicate more clearly to the government regarding when it will be able to release the election results on June 26, he said, especially now that it is under increasing strain.

Ittiporn Boonpracong, the head of the EC, argued on Wednesday that a delay was necessary to ensure that the ballot body has addressed all issues that must be resolved before the results are officially announced.

While some individuals ‘ voting patterns and their ambiguous requirements have sparked controversy, Prof. Prinya urged against accepting that all senators-elect are dishonest or unqualified. He claimed that that could impede the Senate vote and cause the results to be tampered with and a new poll called.

If the EC waits until all new 200 lawmakers are plainly proved to be clear and qualified, it may take half a month, he added. Additionally, he expressed his wish that a new technique of senatorial election could be included in the law.

Nantana Nantavaropas, a member of the internet expert group’s electorate, reaffirmed the need to announce the outcome sooner and the need to bid goodnight to the caregiver Senate.

She said that the aging Senate should refrain from playing any significant role while the nation prepares for a fresh Senate.

She was referring to a schedule by the caregiver Senate to meet on Monday for what some claimed would be a website to help evaluate the prospects who had won. The caregiver Senate was appointed in 2019 by the&nbsp, military-linked state.

Nantana Nantavaropas, a senator- choose from the media skilled team, conceded there was some cooperation in the ballot.

Ms. Nantana acknowledged that the Senate surveys featured cooperation to favor particular individuals. Some well-known candidates lost in the first round, while many less well-known people won in a subsequent round, she said.

Some critics claim that the poll’s shortcomings have led to the support of Bhumjaithai Party individuals now ruling the recently elected Senate.

While the drafters of the 2017 charter designed the Senate vote system to ensure it was free of political impact, especially by large parties, the result has proven them wrong, said Somchai Srisutthiyakorn, a former election inspector and a former republic candidate.

However, that did n’t mean the constitution was flawed, he said. The EC’s choice to relax the identification of candidates ‘ professions was the main cause of the study’s failing.

The change had made it possible for some political parties or organizations to meddle in elections by hiring candidates with a covert plan.

Just 20 of the 200 senators-elect, according to Chaiyong Maneerungsakul, who was another successful senatorial candidate in the media group, may be found to be unsuitable or engaged in poll fraud.

He also urged against judging those powerful candidates who lack a degree or whose profiles might not seem remarkable, noting that all elected senators should be treated equally and given work to demonstrate they were worthy of being elected.

Aerothai is working to increase air customers management capabilities and control.

According to the Ministry of Transport, the number of flights between Thailand and China has increased to 55, 000 in the last eight weeks since the two nations signed a joint card provision contract.

According to Deputy Transport Minister Surapong Piyachote on Saturday, the 55, 433 planes from October last year to May represented a 213 % increase over the same eight-month period a year earlier.

According to the government, 86,150 flights will fly between the two nations in the fiscal season that ends on September 30.

Now, flights from China work at Don Mueang, Suvarnabhumi, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Samui and Krabi terminals. Flights to and from financial hubs like Chengdu in western Chinese province have seen a notable increase.

Over the past eight times, 5, 896 planes were recorded to and from Chengdu, with aspirations of the range reaching 8, 850 by yr- end.

Mr. Surapong claimed to have requested more space from Aeronautical Radio of Thailand ( Aerothai ) to handle more and more flight volumes.

Aerothai is improving heat traffic service efficiency through fresh horizontal routes, upgraded technology systems, and improved airspace management guidelines, he said.

Programs include the installation of methods to increase capability and efficiency through atmosphere traffic flow management ( ATFM) practices, as well as a new air traffic management system.

The aim is to control about 2 million flights by 2038, with a emphasis on personnel training, way adjustments, airport design and setting up off- site back air traffic management.

Nopasit Chakpitak, president of Aerothai, reported that the company had begun a project to create the U-tapao Airport and Eastern Aviation City as part of its initial stage.

The airport serves as a future aircraft maintenance hub, encouraging business development, especially in the tourism, logistics, and aviation sectors, and the phase primarily targets air cargo transportation from the Eastern Economic Corridor ( EEC ), particularly flights from China.

1 million college students are a goal of the Education Fund.

Through the” Mobile School” project, which will provide these underprivileged groups with a flexible educational platform, the Equitable Education Fund ( EEF ) aims to assist 1.02 million school dropouts in getting into education.

According to Patanapong Sukmadan, an assistant to the director of the EEF, the Mobile School project was created to give options for youngsters who had dropped out of standard schools to re-enter the education system and seek a career path.

More than 1.02 million children are being helped by the cooperative project between the private sector and educational networks to complete the required Thai law-enforced primary education through Matthayom 3 ( Grade 9 ).

By providing learning opportunities for both online and on-site learners, the portable college concept was intended to break down barriers to training.

A document equal to Matthayom 3 level will be awarded to graduates of the program.

Mr. Patanapong stated that the account has been working closely with the Ministry of Education and other colleagues to reach out to as many of the young people who are being targeted as possible in order to provide support.

Some students may go back to college, while others may enroll in customized, interest-based classes.

Mr. Patanapong emphasized the importance of all children’s rights, arguing that the cellular school’s flexible teaching methods help to overcome children’s limitations.

The job was formally launched on Saturday in Bangkok’s Klong Toey tenement area, where many babies have expressed interest in participating.

The job has been introduced in 25 regions, including Bangkok.

Nong Nine, 17, expressed his gratitude for being given the opportunity to continue his knowledge.

After earning my degree 6, I dropped out of Prathoma 6. At that time, I did n’t want to go to school”, he said. ” But then, I am ready to pursue my dream of becoming an expert. I want to continue my engineering studies and earn a Matthayom 3 license.

According to Wittith Ternpholboon, director-general of the Children and Youth Development Foundation, the curriculum for these under-represented groups may be created on various platforms designed to personal needs but adhere to the principal curriculum.

This enables the kids to learn wherever they are using the systems that best suit their needs, he said.

He emphasized that no child may be denied the opportunity to get an education. Each group should be able to create a learning strategy that works for their lifestyle.

According to the EEF, Bangkok has the highest number of children out of the training method with 137, 704, followed by 65, 371 in Tak, 36, 888 in Chiang Mai, and 35, 081 in Chon Buri.

The main causes of their abandonment were reluctance to study ( 12 % ), family issues ( 16.1 % ), and poverty ( 46.1 % ).

The Mobile School initiative in Klong Toey hosts a lot of actions. ( Photo: Apichart Jinakul )

According to a government official, regulations may get put in place to lessen the impact on Thai citizens.

Concerns about the potential negative effects of the government’s plan to increase the foreign ownership limit for condominiums to 75 % and extend area leasehold terms to 99 years have been minimized by the state.

According to government official Chai Wacharonke, who wrote in a blog on his Twitter page, the government had often enact more regulations to address what is now feared to be having a negative impact on Thais.

According to the government’s plan, the foreign ownership cap in flats would be raised from 49 % of usable space to 75 %. Comparing the current terms of 30 and 50 years, the highest property lease term for foreigners did become 99 years. Land leases can be renewed at any time, as long as both the landlord and the owner have a plan.

The government was also taking into account the viewpoints of all parties, according to Mr. Chai, while anticipating significant economic benefits from the plan.

He cited four common issues that have prompted debate in the press since the proposal’s debut next month.

First, he said, some people worry that the changes will cause house prices to rise, making many Thais unsustainable.

Next, some foreigners perhaps obtain condos with the purpose of offering them for short-term rentals to tourists.

Third, immigrants with limited resources might be able to secure leasehold agreements for numerous joined plots of land in an area to run a company, giving them a competitive advantage over Thai business owners who only have the money to spend.

Third, when the percentage of foreign condos owned by foreigners exceeds that of their Thai rivals, the foreigners may find a way to circumvent the laws limiting their ability to control project control and exercise control, he said.

The truth is that the government can always take into account issuing a new rule to handle all of these feared scenarios, if needed, to ensure fairness and protect the interests of Thai citizens, according to Mr. Chai.

For instance, he said, even if a 75 % foreign quota is introduced, there could be a condition that limits voting rights by foreigners on matters related to the condo’s juristic person operation at 49 %, he said.

Last year, Deputy Interior Minister Chada Thaised received inquiries from the criticism in the House regarding the plan. He claimed that the cabinet had just yet approved the proposal for further research and not yet put into practice.

The doctor manager claims he was unable to pay the bill because the employer claimed the wounded man was against the law.

A Thai firm, according to the Department of Employment, has been accused of refusing to pay medical expenses for a migrant contractor who had entered the country illegally.

The investigation began after Mongkutwattana Hospital’s producer, Maj Gen Dr. Rienthong Nanna, revealed the incident in a blog on his Instagram website, urging the company to accept responsibility.

A migrant worker was taken to the hospital with serious injuries after a sharp image pierced his remaining bone and abdomen near the center, according to his blog.

However, the firm, according to Dr. Rienthong, refused to pay the medical expenses and left the hospital with the burden, claiming that he was not liable because the injured party was an illegal immigrant.

According to Somchai Morakotsriwan, the director-general of the Department of Employment, this behavior is in violation of the area of the Immigration Act, which prohibits employing immigrant workers without job grants.

The Thung Song Hong police may gather evidence to bring charges against the alleged company.

Victims never content with 1, 200- baht good, fear suspect may reoffend

One of the victims claims she is unhappy with the way the officers handled the incident after a Thai person was apprehended for videotaping women using a public restroom in Nonthaburi.

On Friday night, police in the Pak Kret neighborhood received an alert about the incident at a cafe on Chaiyapruek Road. When they arrived, they discovered a man who had only been identified as Amnat being restrained by diner workers.

One of the sufferers and a cafe customer, Pantharee, claimed to be a member of the group when they began using the room together. Eventually, she came across a guy utilizing his laptop to history through a space in the restroom’s stall wall. She yelled for assistance, but the owner and the staff at the restaurant were able to control him.

Police searched the suspect’s telephone after finding videos of five different women using the room the night before.

Before the telephone was taken, the victims were concerned that Mr. Amnat may have shared the videos via the Line messaging app. The victims made the suspect kill his own telephone to prevent the videos from being leaked, despite the police’s intentions to remove them. The suspect consented to both ruin and dispose of it.

When authorities told her and other patients to live with the think and seek legal representation if they wanted to pursue legal action, Ms. Pantharee claimed she was angry.

” Perhaps the police will take serious action when someone is raped or abused,” said the girl. ” The suspect was fined just 1, 200 rmb, and with this consequence, I fear he may reoffend quickly”.