‘Street racer’ hits cop directing motorcade traffic
5 February 2024 at 04: 30 Described
On Saturday in Samut Songkhram’s Amphawa area, a police officer was struck by an inebriated driver while performing his duty.
On Samut Songkhram-Bang Phae path in the Amphawa district’s tambon Bang Chang, the tragedy happened close to a U-turn in front of the gas manufacturing factory.
Around 6.30 p.m., Pol Sen Sgt Maj Nichet Huayyaem of the Amphawa policeman was controlling customers to make room for HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn’s fleet to preside over a meeting at King Rama II Memorial Park.
Pol Sen Sgt Maj Nichet was severely hurt when a azure Honda vehicle almost hit him at great speed. He jumped up and into the white Toyota Vios ‘ way. With breathing problems and a foot scar, he was taken to Tambon Mae Klong’s Somdej Phra Phutthaloetla Hospital.
The two vehicles were possible racing each other, according to CCTV images.
Pornchai Chusuttisakun, a 43-year-old drivers of the Toyota Vios, admitted to the police that he had been traveling on the left side until the violet Honda veered into his driveway. He claimed that he was shocked by the incident and had no idea the officer had arrived until the very last minute.
Almost five times higher than the legal limit of 50mg, 240 milligrams per liter of blood was detected by a breathalyzer test.
According to a cause, the Amphawa police captain and Samut Songkhram Provincial Police chief Pol Maj Gen Somphob Khuhawichanan are monitoring the officer’s problem.
‘The kids were very close by’: Commonwealth Avenue chopper attack heroes recount drama
The think, a 20-year-old man, may be charged on Monday with intentionally hurting someone with lethal weapons. Three of the five recipients of , the Public Spiritedness Award for their bravery, described the episode that took place during a press conference that the authorities held on Sunday to provide more informationContinue Reading
Activist Ruangkrai renews bid to ban 44 Move Forward MPs
Published on February 4, 2024, at 18:34
On Sunday, political activist Ruangkrai Leekitwattana petitioned the National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC ) to look into 44 Move Forward Party ( MFP ) MPs to see if it was moral for them to support a bill to amend the Lese Majesty Law.
The stability guess law, also known as Section 112 of the Criminal Code, was amended by a bill submitted by the MPs.
Mr. Ruangkrai claimed that his petition was based on the Constitutional Court’s ruling from January 31 that the MFP had violated the contract by trying to alter the Lese Majeste law.
According to Mr. Ruangkrai, he first petitioned the NACC in September 2021 to investigate the 44 MFP MPs ‘ behavior and see if they had broken the 2017 constitution’s Section 234( 1 ) ethical standards.  ,
The Lese Majeste Law Amendment Bill was not on the House plan because it contained flaws, according to a response from the Office of the NACC dated January 16, 2022.
According to the business, those who propose bills that are deemed to be in violation of the constitution are subject to punishment under the current contract and House rules. It did, nevertheless, suggest that the applicant provide more proof.
The specifics of the January 31 decision, according to Mr. Ruangkrai, may give the NACC new information to consider his complaint.
He added that he requested that the NACC think about whether to appeal the case to the Supreme Court for a decision under the anti-corruption law’s Area 87.
According to Section 87, the NACC must present the case to the Supreme Court for a decision if it finds evidence of significant ethical violations committed by democratic politicians. They might be barred from running in votes if they are found innocent.
Ruangkrai renews bid to ban 44 MFP MPs
Published on February 4, 2024, at 18:34
On Sunday, political activist Ruangkrai Leekitwattana petitioned the National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC ) to look into 44 Move Forward Party ( MFP ) MPs to see if it was moral for them to support a bill to amend the lese majeste law.
A bill to amend Part 112 of the Criminal Code, also referred to as the Lese Majeste laws, has been submitted by the MPs.
Mr. Ruangkrai claimed that his petition was based on the Constitutional Court’s ruling from January 31 that the MFP had attempted to overthrow the democratic monarchy and violated the charter by pushing to amend the der majeste law.
According to Mr. Ruangkrai, he first petitioned the NACC in September 2021 to examine the actions of the 44 MFP MPs to see if they had broken the ethical standards outlined in Section 234 ( 1 ) of a 2017 constitution.  ,
The Lese Majeste Law Amendment Bill was not on the House plan because it contained flaws, according to a response from the Office of the NACC dated January 16, 2022.
According to the business, those who propose bills that are deemed to be against the law are subject to punishment under the current mandate and House rules. It did, however, advise the appellant to provide more proof.
The specifics of the January 31 decision, according to Mr. Ruangkrai, may give the NACC new data to rethink its complaint.
He added that he also requested that the NACC think about whether the event should be sent to the Supreme Court for a decision under the anti-corruption law’s Area 87.
According to Section 87, the NACC must present the case to the Supreme Court for a decision if it finds evidence of significant ethical violations committed by political politicians. They might not be allowed to run for office if they are found innocent.
Singapore leaders pay tribute to late banking tycoon Wee Cho Yaw
According to Education Minister Chan Chun Sing, Mr. Wee “made major contributions” to the training industry, inspiring many individuals from all walks of life.
In a Facebook post, Mr. Wee stated that he was renowned for both his organization skills and his charitable deeds.
He “made contributions over the years to our schools and different educational activities, such as the Nanyang Junior College Zhong Zheng Ren Scholarship, the Wee Cho Yaw Future Leaders Award program, and Hokkien Huay Kuan associated schools.”
The Lee Kuan Yew Centennial Fund, which aims to develop younger officials and help poor pupils in Singapore, received donations from UOB and the Wee home as well.
Mr. Wee was referred to as a “great advocate of knowledge, generosity, and community services” by C president Ho Teck Hua.
He claimed that over the years, the banker, along with Wee Foundation and UOB, have given the college S$ 16 million ( US$ 119 million ). This was done to support the development of education and research, to provide financial aid to kids from underprivileged background, and to develop potential leaders.
According to Professor Ho,” Those who have had the chance to socialize with him consider him as a kind man who was always willing to listen to young people and offer them his advice.”
Access improves to smoking cessation drug
4 February 2024 at 18:10PUBLISHED
Cytisine, a drug used to stop smoking, is now on Thailand’s list of necessary medications. To lower the risk of lung cancer, the Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) wants to make the medication available to everyone who needs assistance quitting smoking.
Lung cancer is one of Thailand’s five most prevalent malignancy forms, according to Dr. Withit Saritdeechaikul, secretary-general of the FDA.  ,
On Sunday and National Cancer Day, he stated that smoking cigarettes increases the risk of developing lung cancer 20 to 30 days.
Given the high cost of treating and caring for tumor people, he said that prevention is the best course of action when dealing with cancer and its effects.
The majority of smoking cessation medications are expensive, making it difficult to obtain them in Thailand. That definitely discourages many people from giving up, he said.
Cytisine was found to be extremely efficient, safe, and affordable by the FDA sub-committee in charge of recommending changes to the nation’s lists of necessary medications.
Cytisine can now be bought over the counter and given to patients under the president’s universal health care program for free because it has been removed from the list of controlled substances and is now considered an important treatments, he said.
According to Dr. Withit, any pharmacy will sell a low-cost version of the medication made by the Government Pharmaceutical Organization ( GPO ) for those who are not eligible for the health plan.
In a different growth, Cholnan Srikaew, the public health minister, observed World Cancer Day by highlighting advancements in cancer treatment, treatment, and prevention techniques at state-run medical facilities.
Some more healthcare rights, according to the National Health Security Board president who oversees the universal care program, have been incorporated into the program’s main benefit package.
Plaque treatment, transscleral illumination of the tumor base with a nuclear implant to treat ocular tumors, robotic surgery for patients with different types of cancer, proton therapy, and an annual mammogram and sonar breast cancer screening test were among the significant new treatments and services over the past year.
According to Minister Cholnan, the National Health Security Office ( NHSO ), which oversees the healthcare program, recently collaborated with the national cancer institute to launch an online version of a questionnaire used to evaluate people’s risk of developing cancer and the necessity of taking the BRCA1/BRCA2 gene screening test.
More people may decide to take the tumor protein screening test to confirm their high risk of developing cancer as a result of this initial cancer risk monitoring quiz being made available online, he said.
More than 5,300 people donate blood after group O stocks hit critical levels
SINGAPORE: Following thousands of donors ‘ responses to a public appeal for gifts, Singapore’s party O blood companies have andnbsp returned to good levels.
Following the public appeal on January 25th, the Singapore Red Cross ( SRC ) and the Health Sciences Authority ( HSA ) thanked more than 5,300 donors on February 4.
Nearly 3,300 models of O body were gathered over the course of the previous year, and nearly 230 percent of that stock has increased.
” All contributors have our sincere appreciation for their life-saving efforts, and we would like to thank them all.” According to Mr. Benjamin William, director general and CEO of SRC, plasma donation is a shared responsibility that is crucial to fostering area resilience in Singapore and demonstrating an inclusive and thinking society.
To ensure proper exposure to blood for people in need, it is crucial to have a steady flow of donors.
The sponsors, according to Health Minister Ong Ye Kung of  , included” the young and old, men and women, Singaporeans and non-Singaporeans, civil servants, experts, business owners, designers, and many more.”
It was a large and reassuring answer, he continued.
Group O blood stocks are in good shape as of February3. A and B blood type companies are at lower rates.
Proper lighting, barriers ordered for fatal bus plunge bridge
4 February 2024 at 16:33PUBLISHED
SAMUT PRAKAN: On Saturday nights, three people were killed when a stock worker’s bus crashed into an under-construction bridge in the Bang Bo district. Police have ordered the contractor to install the necessary lighting and barriers.
On Sunday, Pol Maj Gen Wichit Boonchitwuthikul, Samut Prakan police chief, and his staff inspected the bridge over the Kalong Canal on Rattanakosin 200 Times Road in the Bang Bo district’s tambon Bang.
On Saturday at 7 p.m., a six-wheeled light vehicle slammed into the river from the bridge. 18 people were hurt, and three people died immediately.
According to Pol Maj Gen Wichit, he gave the gate improvement contractor the go-ahead to place enough lighting and erect barriers about 100 meters in front of the span to ensure safety.
Police initially accused the severely hurt vehicle drivers of reckless driving, which resulted in death and injury. Eventually, the officers hoped to speak with the drivers about the collision.
According to local police, Rattanakosin 200 Times Road was not the vehicle ‘ regular way; instead, it picked up employees from Bangkok’s Nong Chok and Lat Krabang regions and drove them to their stock in the Wellgrow Industrial Estate in Bang Pakong.
Atthapol Saibut, a 25-year-old driver who saw the occurrence, claimed that the bus was moving quickly toward the empty bridge. It soared off the bridge slope, collided with aspect obstructions, and dove into the canal.
He claimed that nobody was able to escape the ruined bus after the fall. Save and construction workers next smashed the building’s windows to get to the patients.
Eventually, a mobile crane was used to remove the van from the water.
On Sunday, the gate under construction is visible over the river. Sutthiwit Chayutworakan, a picture
The vehicle was removed from the river by lifting. Sutthiwit Chayutworakan ( picture )
Forensic experts seek cause of ministry building fire
4 February 2024 at 14:50PUBLISHED
At the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives in Bangkok, where a fire broke out the day before and damaged several areas, investigative authorities on Sunday looked at the four-story structure.
The tower on Ratchadamnoen Avenue in the Phra Nakhon city was destroyed by fire on Saturday night, and Pol Lt Gen Trairong Phiwpan, commander of the Police Forensic Science Office, led a team of investigative authorities to gather information and determine the cause.
According to Pol Lt. Gen. Trairong, the fire began in the second-floor house and totally destroyed it. Flames quickly spread to a bathroom, roof, conference room, and Chaiya Promma’s company, the deputy agriculture and cooperatives minister.
The damage’s estimated value is still unknown.
Around 6 p.m. on Saturday, the house’s security guard noticed smoke coming from the kitchen window and alerted the firefighters, who put out the fire in about 20 minutes. Both the caretaker and the termite exterminator claimed they had n’t gone into the kitchen while they were inside the building.
In an effort to quickly determine the cause of the fire and report results to police authorities, Pol Lt Gen Trairong said he joined investigative authorities to check the image.
At the image of the fire, firefighters are hard at work.
Govt rules out foul play in ministry building fire
denied involvement in the fraud event in Sri Lanka
4 February 2024 at 14:50PUBLISHED
UPDATED: 4 February 2024 at 17 :13
As the state ruled out social foul play, investigative authorities on Sunday looked at a four-story tower at the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives in Bangkok where fire broke out the day before, damaging some areas.
The tower on Ratchadamnoen Avenue in the Phra Nakhon city was destroyed by fire on Saturday night, and Pol Lt Gen Trairong Phiwpan, commander of the Police Forensic Science Office, led a team of investigative specialists to gather information and determine the cause.
Important documents, particularly those related to the research into the blackmail gang , allegedly led by sequential anti-corruption plaintiff Srisuwan Janya, may have been lost or damaged in the fire, but Agriculture Minister Thamanat Prompow downplayed these worries.  ,
He added that if that were the case, he would have received a tip-off and that the documents in question were not in the consultant’s area and the event had nothing to do with social wrongdoing.  ,
According to Mr. Chaiya, after inspecting the harm in his office, he was able to confirm that the fire had not destroyed any documents related to continued corruption investigations. In addition to  ,
According to Pol Lt Gen Trairong, the fire began in the second-floor house and totally destroyed it. The business of Chaiya Promma, the deputy agriculture and cooperatives minister, as well as a toilet, ceiling, and meeting room, all immediately caught fire.
The damage’s price is not yet known.
Around 6 p.m. on Saturday, the house’s security guard noticed smoke billowing out of the kitchen windows and alerted the rescuers, who took about 20 minutes to put out the fire. There was a termite exterminator in the building, but both claimed they had n’t gone into the kitchen.
In an effort to quickly determine the cause of the fire and report results to police authorities, Pol Lt Gen Trairong said he joined investigative authorities to check the image.
At the image of the fire, firefighters are hard at work.