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And did the Snoop news team edit the article? Obviously not.

Police have taken 17 suspects in the #TheIconGroup case to the Criminal Court for detention and opposed their bail requests. As for its CEO 'Boss Paul', he will be sent for detention tomorrow https://x.com/TNAMCOTEnglish/status/1846851175263732023

Police have taken 17 suspects in the #TheIconGroup case to the Criminal Court for detention and opposed their bail requests. As for its CEO 'Boss Paul', he will be sent for detention tomorrow https://x.com/TNAMCOTEnglish/status/1846851175263732023 Further: Police on Thurs impounded 23 luxury cars & some other items worth 220 million baht from The iCon Group top execs. The cars & a few items belonging to CEO Boss Paul Waratpol Waratworakul alone is worth 61 million baht & include a Bentley & a Rolls Royce. https://x.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1846852406195171652

And down we go:

[Update] The police have issued arrest warrants for Waratpon and 17 other individuals for investment fraud related to a pyramid scheme allegedly run by the Icon Group. Nine individuals have already been detained by officials. News reports also indicate that Waratpon has been detained by the police following his meeting with the OCPB. https://x.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1846482740285452326

Then leave then.

The Bank of Thailand's Monetary Policy Committee voted 5-2 to lower the policy interest rate by 0.25% to 2.25%

It has taken nearly 100 years to locate Boss so I doubt very much if 10 days will come to fruition. 555 [Update] Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong said the police are already working with the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) to track down and arrest defendants in the Tak Bai massacre cases who are currently abroad. The case is expiring in 10 days https://x.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1846084954092195876

A man who had £165,000 stolen from his Revolut business account by fraudsters has told BBC Panorama he believes the company’s security measures failed to prevent the theft. He says criminals managed to bypass the ID verification process to gain access to his account. So far, Revolut has refused to refund this money. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj6epzxdd77o

The answer to your question is no. Look after yourself.

Strawberries, blackberries, dried cranberries and all bran with soy milk, followed by 2 slices of toast and Branston's onion chutney.

Nothing will come of this and we all know it. End of thread.

Trump reaches out to US expats in Thailand to help win the election. No double taxation pledge https://www.thaiexaminer.com/thai-news-foreigners/2024/10/11/trump-reaches-out-to-us-expats-in-thailand-to-help-win-the-election-no-double-taxation-pledge/

And don't forget to fasten your safety belt.....if there is one.

Never changes and never will. Shame on Thailand's road safety: THAI NEWS REPORTS: #RoadSafety summary for 29 September - 5 October 2024: 306 killed (43/day) & 17,057 injured in road accidents 34 children and 11 foreigners killed 80% of fatalities were motorcyclists 10,543 people have been killed and 642,620 injured this year https://x.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1843086727248007491

Chao Phraya River's water level is dangerously close to breaking its banks on Sunday morning, as seen in these photographs taken by @PravitR from the Thonburi district at 9.10am. 5 provinces & #Bangkok will likely not escape flood in the next 7 days as Social Security Minister Varawut Silpa-archa on Saturday ordered the setting up of 17 temporary flood shelters. https://x.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1842752479295144324

Chiang Mai officials evacuate tourists stranded in hotels on Tha Phae Road and Charoen Prathet Road, which are located along the Ping River on Saturday, October 5. https://x.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1842520278641099051

Could the deaths of 20 school children help make Thailand's roads safer? Jonathan Head South East Asia correspondent Thailand is a country in shock: three days ago, 20 children and three teachers were killed when their bus was engulfed in flames. It was one of the South East Asian country’s worst road accidents, and investigators have uncovered a series of safety failures which some have suggested effectively turned the vehicle into a “bomb on wheels”. It has left the country - still mourning the loss of the 23 on board the bus - wondering how this was ever allowed to happen, and if it could happen again? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5y0jm7jpx8o

Vehicle fires are becoming too frequent now on Thai roads: Police said the taxi overturned on Sat morning & caught fire on Rama IX Rd near Sri Nakarin Intersection because it hit a concrete barrier at a u-turn. 5 were injured, including 4 passengers. The driver is in a coma. The car is powered by benzin oil & LPG gas. https://x.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1842448869688516683

The owner of the bus company was released whilst the driver remains in custody. Which one has the most money.....any bets? The owner of the bus that caught fire in Pathum Thani has been charged with negligent homicide due to actions contributing to the deaths of others. Additional charges are anticipated, but police from Khu Khot Station have yet to provide specific details. Yesterday, police interrogated two engineers from the Sing Buri Provincial Transport Office for six hours. This included the chief of the vehicle inspection unit, a qualified vehicle inspection engineer, and another experienced engineer. The bus is registered in Sing Buri. As the engineers exited the interrogation room, reporters attempted to inquire about the vehicle inspection of the burned bus; however, both declined to comment, expressing their regrets over the incident before quickly leaving. Panisara (surname withheld), the bus owner, was interrogated for four hours before charges were filed. The owner acknowledged the charges and was subsequently released, while investigations into other potential charges remain ongoing. The 48-year-old driver, who initially fled to Ang Thong, has since surrendered to authorities. Samarn (surname withheld) faces charges of reckless driving resulting in death or injury, failing to provide assistance after the incident, failing to report the incident, and fleeing the scene. He remains in custody as his bail request was denied. https://x.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1842098709909410157

Exactly.

Exactly. Like many initial reactions from the govt, this will in time be all forgotten. Shame on the govt.

BREAKING: Acting Pol Chief Pol Gen Kittirat Panpetch said Weds afternoon contrary to what deadly bus driver, Mr Saman, claims, investigators found no evidence that a bus tyre exploded. They discovered 11 NGV tanks installed - 5 of them without permit https://x.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1841430850271101424

Only proposals at this stage but will any ever come to fruition? Again, I doubt it. The ruling Pheu Thai Party and the main opposition People's Party have proposed recommendations to prevent future incidents like the tragic bus fire in Pathum Thani yesterday. Their suggestions include: Pheu Thai: - Enforce traffic and public transportation laws rigorously. - Introduce new vehicle safety standards requiring public transport tires to be replaced every two years or after 50,000 kilometers. - Conduct thorough vehicle inspections, addressing discrepancies in registered vehicles that use gas. - Mandate immediate inspections of all public transport vehicles by the Ministry of Transport, prohibiting those that do not meet safety standards. - Install speed limiters in public transport vehicles, including buses and large trucks, as speeding is a leading cause of accidents. - Increase criminal penalties for public transport drivers whose reckless driving leads to fatalities, promoting greater accountability. People's Party: - Public Transport Standards: Enhance safety for public transport vehicles by enforcing strict regulations that require emergency exits, functional fire extinguishers, glass-breaking tools, and fire-resistant materials. Implement additional measures such as GPS tracking, comprehensive driver training, maintenance protocols, strict law enforcement, public safety awareness campaigns, and advanced technologies like automatic braking systems. - Field Trip Safety: Establish stringent criteria for school field trips, including safe transportation standards and appropriate adult supervision ratios. Limit travel distances for young children and integrate survival skills training into school curricula to better prepare them for emergencies. - Support for Victims and Families: Provide prompt and comprehensive support for victims, including medical care, compensation, and mental health services. Ensure ongoing mental health support is available for those affected by such incidents.

Looks like this is all your getting and of course we wont know this will actually happen. I have my doubts. Ticking time bombs for all, Deputy Transport Minister Surapong Piyachote said on Wednesday, there are 13,426 buses in Thailand powered by CNG gas (compressed natural gas). In light of Oct 1 school bus explosion, the ministry has set a deadline of 60 days for all to be inspected. https://x.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1841386361640956164