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Additionally, the owner of the house is accused of possessing weapons without permission.

SONGKHLA: During a police raid on a home in the southern province of Muang, nine people were detained for allegedly using illegal drugs. A large variety of crystal methamphetamine was also seized.

According to the arresting group, border patrol officers found six men and three people taking medications inside a room that had turned into a drug-fuelled group inside the home in tambon Thung Wang on Wednesday.

The suspects attempted to flee after being seen by the police, but they were all eventually apprehended.

Seized from the home were a bottle containing crystal meth, drug-taking equipment, 12 shells of guns and other products.

Udom Phuekphong and his partner Duangkamon Darayon, both 37, made it known to be the home’s users and shared a story with police that the medication belonged to them. The pair was accused of using illegal substances and obtaining them. Additionally, Mr. Udom was charged with unlawfully obtaining weapons.

The seven people, who also had substance use histories, admitted to using crystal meth. At Muang Police Station, all of the documents were turned over to the police for constitutional actions.

Following a complaint that inside the home was frequently held medicine parties, people were reportedly selling drugs.

Trekker is in exhausted state, joins with community

A 27-year-old Thai tourists who went missing while on a trip to Uttaradit’s Phu Soi Dao National Park was found protected after a seven-day research, according to national park director Farut Jaithatkul on Thursday.

The resort’s restaurant landlord informed Mr. Farut at 7am that Thanwarich Mateema had left by himself. &nbsp,

Since the visitor was in a sick condition, park authorities did not ask about the information. He was taken to a doctor for a checkup after receiving food.

The visitor left the forest and followed a natural way until he arrived at the Phu Soi Dao river place, which is close to the restaurant, according to the national park manager.

Mr Thanwarich’s community was notified of his existence and rushed to meet him.

The single trek, from Maha Sarakham, visited the park next Thursday. Because he registered while entering the garden but failed to show up at the office at the end of the mountain path the same day, area officers realized that he had vanished.

Mr. Thanwarich was discovered on Thursday in Phu Soi Dao National Park in Uttaradit, and garden authorities are assisting him. ( Photo: 32nd Ranger Forces Regiment Facebook page )

Next Korean national is still at large.

A Vietnamese murder suspect who was detained in Phnom Penh has been refiled to South Korea on suspicion of the alleged killing of his colleague in Pattaya two months ago.

South Korean authorities brought the 27-year-old think back home from the Thai cash on Wednesday, and questioning sessions were conducted at the Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency, &nbsp, Yonhap reported.

The suspect was not named by the North Korean media firm, but Thai authorities have identified him as Lee Yong Jin.

He and two additional Koreans are accused of killing Roh Eui Jong, dumping the system in a plastic chamber, and dumping it into the Map Prachan pond in Chon Buri’s Bang Lamung district in May. Lee Roun, who was detained in South Korea, and Kim Hyeonng Won, who is still at large, were the two other suspects that Thai officials had identified.

South Korean authorities held discussions with their Thai and Vietnamese counterparts regarding the management of Mr Lee following&nbsp, his imprisonment, according to Yonhap. Due to the longer and more complex process, the Vietnamese authorities decided to arrest him rather than seek abduction.

His Majesty the King thinks that even the poorest citizens have equal access to education options.

His Majesty the King is a king who is fervent about giving Thai students equal access to education, which he believes is the driving force behind the country’s growth.

In 2009, as Crown Prince, he ordered the creation of the Crown Prince Scholarship, which was eventually upgraded into a base providing scholarships to poor children. His Majesty serves as the foundation’s chair.

Royal Councillor Gen Dapong Ratanasuwan, on Jan 16, 2020, mentioned in a statement entitled” Good Teachers, Power of the Nation” that King Rama X was intensely interested in learning and had much more understanding of learning than anyone would have thought.

According to Gen. Dapong, the King has appointed all senior ministers to maintain and expand the more than 4, 000 initiatives that His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great initiated.

The prince also emphasized the value of instilling a positive attitude in Thai youth, which he believes will provide a good foundation for both their jobs and nice citizenship, according to Gen Dapong.

His Majesty has also appointed the secretaries to assist in directing the global distribution of knowledge to Rajabhat institutions, according to Gen Dapong.

His Majesty wants Rajabhat universities to continue producing teachers and leading native growth, according to Gen Dapong, who sees their role as an essential component of the country’s development given their location across the country.

In addition to offering scholarships to students from poor communities, His Majesty has likewise upgraded Thailand’s long-distance training program. The technique, which was started by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great in 1995, is now available online 24/7.

The system’s contents have also been expanded to cover pre-school to Mathayom 3 ( Grade 9 ), from Prathom 1 to Prathom 6 ( Grade 1-Grade 6 ) previously. The expanded content was first spread during the first name of the 2018 educational year.

Anyone who wishes to access spread information online can also access it through an archive.

Election Commission issues outcomes and asks police and others to assist with alleged collusion investigation.

Thailand’s 200 fresh legislators will be required to submit a statement to Parliament on Monday, even as the Election Commission is looking into various claims of cooperation and other voter fraud.

After eventually certifying the results of the three-stage vote that ended on June 26, the ballot system said on Wednesday that the new lawmakers may pick up their diplomas on Thursday and Friday.

Caretaker lawmaker Somchai Swangkarn claimed that the 250 lawmakers the military-linked state appointed in 2019 were supposed to stop carrying out their duties now that the findings were final.

The new top house’s annual program, according to the Senate Secretariat, will be scheduled for shortly after its members ‘ reports on Monday.

However, the EC stated that it would work with three organizations to maintain looking into alleged collusion in order to fix the election.

The surveys body met on Wednesday morning to discuss whether the unofficial results were suddenly ready to be confirmed two days after the last votes were cast. That assurance came at 2.30pm, when it released a list of titles of the 200 lawmakers and 100 options.
 
Senator-elect Kohdeeyoh Songngam, in Group 18 ( mass communications and literature ), was the only person disqualified so far. It was discovered that she had advised the Ang Thong municipal administrative organization’s president. The work is a social post, which made her disqualified.

The second alternative in Group 18, Maj Korapot Runghirunwat, was named to fill the vacant seats.

At a afterwards press conference, EC Secretary-General Sawaeng Boonmee stated that the payment felt the vote was in keeping with Article 42 of the natural law and that it would formally certify the outcome.

Fending off criticism about the ballot body’s processing of the battle, he said it had reviewed complaints and divided them into three categories: deception or fraud, offences related to the vote method on election days, and candidates ‘ qualifications.

There are 47 complaints about cooperation to mend the outcome, according to Mr Sawaeng. According to him, the EC has begun gathering preliminary data and has contacted the Royal Thai Police, the DSI, and the Anti-Money Laundering Office for assistance in investigating these complaints.

” We’ve been working with senior officials from these organizations for a month. The Office of the EC needs to utilize their resources to obtain evidence”, he said.

The Supreme Court dismissed all of the complaints made to the court about the election approach on election time, according to Mr. Sawaeng. He added that three files were submitted to the EC, which decided to gather more information to maintain a fair hearing between the accusers and the accused.

Before and during the battle, he claimed, the ballot firm assessed candidates ‘ enrollment and qualifications. Before voting began, 1, 917 people’s apps were rejected, and more than 600 were disqualified because they met the qualifications needs.

Mr. Sawaeng stated that the EC did request that the Supreme Court withdraw the rights of some candidates who may face criminal charges for running in elections despite knowing they were ineligible. &nbsp,

He even clarified that the term “profession” or “occupation” were poorly used when referring to the 20 parties in which individuals competed.

To ensure people from different backgrounds and experiences you participate in the election, he explained, the natural laws on the Senate vote and the law use a broader Thai name, jack, which means website, area, or field.

” ]After all these steps], the EC agreed the Senate election approach was good, clean and constitutional and decided to accept the election effect”, he said.