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  1. If this guy needs any further treatment and able to travel, I understand there is a vacant suite at the police general hospital.
  2. Former Deputy National Police Chief Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn could be charged with lese-majeste. The complaint was filed by Pol Col Kritsanapong Kanchaiyakit based on an incident at J A Plus Hotel in Pattaya on May 22. According to previous news reports, Pol Gen Surachate was at the hotel that day to launch a campaign gathering 20,000 signatures to submit a petition for investigating a member of the National Anti-Corruption Commission, Suchart Trakulkasemsuk, for allegedly displaying impartiality, which constitutes severe ethical misconduct. Pol Col Narongrit Wapansu, Deputy Commander of Chon Buri Provincial Police, has called a meeting for November 19 regarding the formation of an investigative committee to look into the complaint. https://x.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1857371522991788479
  3. Thaksin's Lese-majeste case to be reviewed July next year and now this to commence February 2025, Why so long?
  4. Is the extension still being reviewed? This was 05 Nov. Today is 11 Nov. 555
  5. We must remember that all foreigners residing in this country are aware of the new tax change, i.e. those that don't view this forum or even read the news.
  6. Whatever next are Aseannow going to post. Members still comment on these ridiculous posts. 555
  7. Are we only talking about central Bangkok roads or within the Kingdom? I think we know the answer to that. Will never happen. Motorcycle riders and passengers not wearing helmets could be detained at a police station for an hour to encourage future compliance, said Transport Minister Suriya Juangroongruangkit. Suriya highlighted that road accidents are a major concern for the government, with a target to reduce fatalities to 12 per 100,000 people by 2030. The Ministry of Transport is focused on improving safety through stricter laws, higher standards for driver's licenses, and vehicle regulations in line with international norms. The Ministry of Transport and the Ministry of Public Health are also working to enhance the driver's license process with digital systems and improve health screenings and driver performance assessments. A proposal is underway to include two helmets with every motorcycle purchase, instead of one, expected to be implemented soon. Additionally, discussions with police will focus on helmet enforcement. Offenders will not be fined immediately but will be asked to wait at the station for at least an hour as a deterrent. Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsuthin noted that road traffic accidents cause an average of 18,000 deaths, over 10,000 disabilities, and more than 1 million injuries annually, with economic losses exceeding 6 billion baht per year. The Ministry of Public Health plans to improve emergency medical systems and establish 24 occupational health clinics by 2025 to assess drivers' fitness to drive.
  8. National police chief Pol Gen Kitrat Phanphet stated that the decision to submit former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's medical records to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) rests with the Police General Hospital. This follows reports that the NACC has issued a third request for the records as part of its investigation into Thaksin's detention at the hospital, which has yet to provide the information. Pol Gen Kitrat noted that while he oversees the hospital in his role as national police chief, the authority to decide on releasing the records lies with the hospital's managing committee. He explained that if the release is deemed to infringe on the patient's personal rights, the records may be withheld. The committee will make the determination, and inquiries should be directed to the Police General Hospital. He also said that he had instructed those involved to act in compliance with the law and relevant regulations. https://x.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1853638859168592032
  9. Former massage parlour king Chuwit Kamolvisit has returned to Thailand on a wheelchair after many a year of cancer treatment in the UK. The photo was posted on social media by his friend Santana Prayoorat, who said Chuwaut is unlikely to recover https://x.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1853640796031099107
  10. 55% of Foreign Expats thought of moving out of Thailand in 2024 Majority will not file tax returns A recent survey reveals that 55% of expats considered leaving Thailand in 2024 to avoid new tax liabilities. With Thailand’s new tax regime set for 2025, the majority indicate they may not file returns by the March 31 deadline, raising concerns for the government’s revenue targets. https://www.thaiexaminer.com/thai-news-foreigners/2024/11/03/55-per-cent-of-foreign-expats-thought-of-moving-out-of-thailand-in-2024-majority-will-not-file-tax-returns/
  11. PM Paetongtarn said Tues gov't officials who were Tak Bai massacre suspects and now returning to work after the statute of limitations exoired may face difficulties advancing in their careers & denied their pension & retirement allowance. https://x.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1851185999566504436

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