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Bangkok introduces motorbike-ambulances for critical emergencies - Vimarsana News

Bangkok introduces motorbike-ambulances for critical emergencies

BANGKOK (ANN/THE NATION) – The inaugural fleet of 50 motorcycle-ambulances has been introduced by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) to offer critical emergency services across all 50 districts of the capital city. The launch event for these 50 “motorlances” was overseen by Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt at the BMA Expo 2023, held in Benchakitti Park […]

Two-wheeled angels: Bangkok launches first fleet of motorbike-ambulances - Vimarsana News

Two-wheeled angels: Bangkok launches first fleet of motorbike-ambulances

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has launched its first fleet of 50 motorcycle-ambulances to provide emergency life-saving services in all 50 districts of the capital.

Global Stem Cell Market Projected to Reach $14 Bn by 2028: Ken Research - Vimarsana News

Global Stem Cell Market Projected to Reach $14 Bn by 2028: Ken Research

/PRNewswire/ -- The Global Stem Cell Banking Market is moderately consolidated with competitive rivalry among the competitors. Some of the popular Stem Cell...

Detained as political prisoners - Vimarsana News

Detained as political prisoners

Prachatai notes that the recent "denial of bail for two people found guilty of royal defamation this June has brought the number of [documented] political prisoners in Thailand to 17." In the following reproduction, where we have them, we add PPT links to the lese majeste cases Where we don't have them, we'll add a…

King's power may not be criticized | Political Prisoners in Thailand - Vimarsana News

King's power may not be criticized | Political Prisoners in Thailand

Activists Chukiat Saengwong (Justin) and Wanwalee Thammasattaya (Tee) have been convicted of lese majeste and sentenced to four years in prison "because of their criticism of Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha's administration for expanding the King's power." It is reported that the sentence was reduced to two years and eight months "due to their helpful testimony." On…