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PM Paetongtarn Addresses Controversy Over Her Father's Hospital Stay
Picture courtesy: MGR online The Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, has stepped forward today, promising her cooperation with the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) concerning the investigations into her father, Thaksin Shinawatra's, previous stay at the Police Hospital. The stay has drawn scrutiny due to allegations that Thaksin may have exaggerated his health conditions to avoid a jail sentence and instead receive privileged treatment in a private ward. In a statement at Government House, Paetongtarn confirmed she would assist the NACC in their enquiry, as permitted by law, though she did not specify the exact nature of her cooperation. The NACC had previously sought information from the Police Hospital’s executives but was reportedly denied details about Thaksin's six-month medical treatment before his release on parole earlier this year. Despite these assurances, the Prime Minister has yet to discuss the matter with the police chief, as the Police Hospital falls under the Office of the National Police's jurisdiction. Thaksin's health condition became controversial as he managed to avoid prison time in favour of hospitalisation, leading to accusations of him feigning illnesses. In parallel, there is anticipation regarding whether Thailand's Constitutional Court will entertain a lawsuit accusing Thaksin of illegally influencing his daughter's leadership of the ruling Pheu Thai party and the coalition partners through clandestine meetings at his residence. These claims of manipulation include his alleged role in despatching the Palang Pracharath from the coalition government and his influence on policy decisions. Thaksin is also credited with reviving a joint Thai-Cambodian project to exploit natural resources near Koh Kood island. This development is noteworthy since it followed a post-release meeting at Thaksin's residence with former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, reported Thai Newsroom. -- 2024-11-06 -
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Thai Police Chief Launches Crackdown on Foreign Criminals in 15-Point Plan
That would be a good idea if was all done above board But how are the top brass going to be able to afford their current life styles if all traffic violation are recorded and paid for officially with receipts. Will never happen in my life time...... -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 6 November 2024
Restaurant ‘beefs’ up search for customer who paid 200,000 baht A well-known beef restaurant has taken to social media to locate a customer who accidentally transferred over 200,000 baht instead of the actual bill amount of 2,020.91 baht. The incident occurred on Sunday, November 3 at the Ratchaphruek branch of the restaurant, Neua Luan Luan. Picture couretesy of Sanook Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1342671-restaurant-‘beefs’-up-search-for-customer-who-paid-200000-baht/ -
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Car Plunges from Condominium Parking Lot in Bangkok’s Pinklao Area
great retaining wall... bravo to you all the construction workers -
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The Outcomes I Am Anticipating...
The United States has always been that way. That's nothing new at all. The more educated people live in the big coastal cities. And the wealthy states on the coasts are also where the biggest and most respected institutions of education are located. That means the USA was also like that in 2020 when Trump lost. Trump also lost the popular vote both in 2016 and 2020, despite all those relatively uneducated people that you met. And the Democrats have won many elections, not just in 2020. So basing it on the people that you met during a cross country motorcycle ride through the rural parts of the USA is anecdotal. It seems Kamala has enough support to win both the popular vote and the electoral vote. But we will know more soon.
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