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Lawyer Pattharpong Supassorn submitted a petition to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) on Wednesday againstBhumjaithai president Anutin Charnvirakuland the party secretary-general Chaichanok Chidchob over their alleged involvement in land encroachment in Khao Kradong Forest Park of Buri Ram.

Mr Pattharapong, or alias An Buriram, called for a probe into the building project located on the 5, 083-rai land plot, which belongs to the State Railway of Thailand ( SRT ).

Mr. Anutin is accused of being a part of a land grab in the forest park while the Chidchob family reportedly seized a parcel of land to build a football stadium and race track.

After the Department of Lands ( DoL ) surveyed all land deeds in the park, Mr. Pattharapong claimed he petitioned the NACC.

The study, which was wrapped up next week, revealed the reported invasion.

Any invasion involving a social post-holder would form an social violation punishable by a life restrictions from politics because the land is state-owned.

Mr. Pattharapong claimed that if Mr. Anutin and Mr. Chaichanok were to be re-appointed to the government positions, they do pose a threat, particularly to Mr. Anutin, who is a custodian deputy prime minister and caregiver interior minister.

A judge of the Constitutional Court questioned the legitimacy of the People’s Party ( PP ) launch fundraising.

After the function, in which the group managed to bring in at least 17 million ringgit in supporters ‘ gifts, Judge Udom Sittiwirattham said legitimate concerns have arisen.

The judge said at a seminar on the role of the Constitutional Court in protecting people’s rights and freedoms that it was unclear whether the PP, which was resurrected from the dissolved Move Forward Party ( MFP), was legally permitted to receive donations before it had been officially registered.

The court’s note was featured in a Twitter post by customer Tanyatorn Rojmahamongkol.

The Thin Kakao Chaovilai Party was previously known as PP. Although the PP has been requesting gifts, the rebranding has not yet been officially announced. But, it is unclear what group the contribution records were issued under.

Mr. Udom reported learning that the PP was receiving funds from an ancient bank accounts that allegedly held by the Thin Kakao Chaovaliai Party.

The prosecutor said this state needs to be verified.

The PP reported that it had submitted documents requesting the PP’s official change to the Election Commission (EC ), but the request has not yet been approved. If so, the PP’s creation will need to be made public in the Royal Gazette for the enrollment process to remain lawful.

Since its launch on August 9th, the PP has registered more than 33, 000 people and raised at least 17 million ringgit in less than a time.

The dissolved MFP’s Members took over Thin Kakao Chaovilai and changed its name to the PP.

Mr Udom said the MFP breakdown was not all bad information, given the latest funding. ” They’ve obtained thousands of ringgit in a couple of days”, the prosecutor said half-jokingly. ” Before that, the]MFP] did n’t have ]that much ] money. That’s why they might like to bless me for it”, he added.

He advised MFP followers to take a moment to indicate on the group’s future. The MFP was ordered to be disbanded on August 7 because it had allegedly attempted to overthrow the democratic king.

The judge cited the group’s proposal to amend Part 112 of the Criminal Code, or the der majeste law, during its campaign for the May 14, 2023 election, and expression of intent to alter the law through some social activities and channels.

Mr. Udom noted that the PP’s supporters had been vocal about the breakdown, but 24 hours later, when the news broke about its birth and subsequent donation channel, they were unfazed.

EC secretary-general Sawaeng Boonmee promised last week to investigate the allegations that the PP perhaps have broken the law by operating as a party quickly pending proper identification.

He claimed that the Thin Kakao Chaovilai Party’s bank accounts might be used, but it could not collect donations in its own name without first obtaining official recognition.

The UN Global Compact Network Thailand ( UNGCNT ) has partnered with the National Science Museum ( NSM) to promote science, technology, and sustainable development among Thai children.

NSM director Rawin Rawiwong said both parties signed a memorandum of understanding ( MoU) yesterday to promote public awareness and understanding of science, technology, and sustainable development.

The MoU’s include organizing employee exchange programs, fostering knowledge exchange between scientists and technologists, and holding several different activities over the course of three years.

Through interesting activities and exhibitions, particularly in terms of presenting the concept of sustainability, Mr. Rawin said,” This collaboration aims to inspire and strengthen experiences for Thai youth.”

Youth are strong proponents for change, according to Suphachai Chearavanont, president of UNGCNT and CEO of Charoen Pokphand Group, who is responsible for raising awareness of sustainability issues in society.

He said the MoU is an important strategy to help expand awareness, understanding, and preparation in science and technology. It may help ensure that no one is left behind and maintain the country is prepared for financial transitions.

UNGCNT may continue to support knowledge reform so Thai children may help push conservation, said Mr Supachai.

The Globe Vengers show will be held on Sunday at the Nonthaburi Impact Exhibition and Convention Center in collaboration with 27 part organizations and eight UN organizations.

The event showcases improvements in green systems for crops, care, food, automobiles, and travel as part of efforts to achieve sustainable development goals by 2030.

After sat down, a Samut Prakan person making his morning toilet visit was startled by a rapid, sharp pain in his ovaries on Wednesday.

He had been bit by a php lying in the bathroom bowl, and after that the turtle stayed securely attached to his abdomen before being able to remove it. Tanat Tangtewanon, a customer on Facebook, posted his experience as a caution to others during the pouring rain. He claimed to have awoken and used the restroom as normal, flushing it initially as he always does.

After sitting on the plate, he felt a strong, chronic pain. A reptile with its tongue firmly pressed onto his testicles appeared in the bowl as he looked into it. Alarmed, he stood away and the serpent letting go. It returned to the pitcher.

He tried to drag the serpent out of the plate, but did not have the power. Therefore, he grabbed a cleansing paint and used it to kill the creature. He called a security guard, who helped reduce the serpent.

However, he went to a doctor for a examination. Because the snake was not venomous, he received treatment for a morbidities wound, which was not serious.