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Long lines of people waiting to purchase gasoline at Myawaddy crossing into Thailand

Phumtham Wechayachai, the deputy prime minister, is concerned about a potential disaster of foreigners leaving Myawaddy’s shuttered con centers. &nbsp,

He stated on Tuesday that the state may try to encircle them until their home countries agreed to send them back. Particularly concerning was the unlawful entry through normal border crossings.

” The number of individuals is building up in Myawaddy. We are considering this because we are concerned about overcrowding]of facilities]. There are many healthy border crossings, according to Mr. Phumtham, but if those in charge cannot control this and leave them, it will become our trouble.

He was responding to rumors that thousands of people had been detained for screening in Myawaddy, &nbsp, which is directly contrary Mae Sot borders region in Thailand’s Tak state.

Mr. Phumtham claimed that the government was attempting to arrange for these immigrants ‘ quick relocation with international officials. If their home countries had requested their quick relocation, Thailand refused to accept them.

The Taiwanese authorities was among those cooperating, he said. But, coordinating with African countries with no offices in Thailand was hard.

Mr Phumtham, even defence secretary, said there were similar issues over the reduction of fraud centres based in Cambodia. Between Cambodia and Thailand, there were numerous biological bridges.

The deputy prime minister said,” I firmly believe that they will not be permitted to enter Thailand without the appropriate functions ‘ consent.”

He stated that while urging the government to stop the government from preventing call fraud centers operating from it, the authorities would continue to deny cross-border electricity, oil, and digital supply to Myanmar towns bordering Thailand.

– Much quesues for energy -&nbsp,

Myanmar cars formed kilometres-long counters in Myawaddy on Tuesday, waiting to cross the border to Mae Sot to purchase gas.

The queues grew at the first Thai-Myanmar connection bridge.

Since energy supplies were suspended early this month, little gas stations in Myawaddy have closed, while large ones are still open for just one minute a day.

Petrol and diesel were apparently sold for 70 to 71 Rmb per gallon in Myawaddy.

BURI RAM- The municipal wellness chief said on Tuesday that three schoolgirls who have been hospitalized for a month after two years of improper vaping are still on nearby watch for lung problems.

The three students were enrolled in a class in the Satuk area, according to Dr. Pichit Puetkhunthod.

Because X-ray images showed light over large areas of their lungs, they remained on nearby watch in the clinic. Typically, these areas may be darker on the X-ray picture.

They continue to rely on antibiotics and medication to treat heart infection. They must be kept under close study, to see if there are any difficulties”, he said.

One was in Buriram Hospital, the other in Satuk Hospital, and the other in Buriram Hospital.

After vomiting, complaining of chest tightness, and having trouble breathing, the three individuals were taken to the hospital by their college next year. They had been drinking teak wine and smoking e-cigarettes for about two centuries.

In the midst of the discovery, local authorities are arresting e-cigarette suppliers throughout the state. The girls ‘ school’s location was where the buyers were detained, and their confinement was protracted. &nbsp,

Dr. Pichit claimed that the female ‘ general health was improving. &nbsp,

” Their breathing will recover after they are discharged from the hospital depending on their natural state. Long-term smoking does specifically&nbsp, affect the respiratory system.

The Buri Ram health main warned that their families may stop them from smoking and consuming teak juice.

An Egyptian gentleman who was detained at the Suvarnabhumi aircraft trying to leave the country early on Tuesday night was detained at the airport in Iran for allegedly groping a woman taxi-motorcyclist on Sunday while riding a motorcycle. &nbsp,

The lady, who gave her name as Nampueng, 40, told authorities she picked up the man at the Queen Sirikit Convention Centre in Klong Toey, Bangkok, on Sunday night. He had used a mobile app to reserve her bicycle.

The customer started touching her body and trying to put his hand inside her pants during the trip, according to Ms. Nampuemg. She made the decision to travel to a local police station.

Otherwise, the person directed her to come back to where they came from. She headed up, thinking her traveler may cease his unexpected behaviour, but he did not. &nbsp,

She went to a local police hall at Witthayu crossing, but it was unmanned, she said, but she called out to visitors for support.

The Egyptian offered to pay for the trip and told her to stop shouting. When she continued to call for aid, he ran away without paying. She claimed that some tried to catch him but were unsuccessful.

Eventually, she complained to the Lumpini officers, giving them the ride-app’s registered names and phone numbers. Therefore, researchers looked at recordings from security cameras and established the identity of the man.

The suspect was arrested at the Suvarnabhumi aircraft immigration table as he was about to depart Thailand around 1.47am on Tuesday, and was held for&nbsp, legal action, authorities said.

Ms. Nampueng claimed to have used the software for about two centuries. This was the first day she experienced for misbehaviour. She had quit driving for a while, she said.