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Former finance minister and Kla Party leader Korn Chatikavanij has launched an international project by creating digital assets as non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to raise funds to help dogs affected by Covid-19.
Last Friday's court verdict on the Ashton Asoke case has ignited a similar complaint against another condo project on Soi Yen Akat in Yannawa district, with a request to suspend the construction permit issuance.
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Covid rules prolong crisis published : 26 Jul 2021 at 04:30 2 Untimely bureaucratic procedures and regulations have become key obstacles against efforts to save people's lives amid the worsening Covid-19 crisis. The government risks putting patient safety at risk by erecting unnecessary barriers to diagnosis and treatment, especially when the highly infectious and dangerous Delta variant is dominating in the country. Last week, Samut Sakhon governor Veerasak Vichitsangsri, who was earlier infected with Covid-19 and spent three months recovering, ordered his staff to break Public Health Ministry regulations on isolating Covid-19 patients when lives are at risk. "If regulations cause people to die because of a lack of quarantine space, just bypass those regulations and do it," Mr Veerasak said on his Facebook page. "I issue the order."
Protests feared to be losing steam 1 Protests feared to be losing steam ABOUT POLITICS: Anti-government groups said to be lacking unity and urged to rethink their strategy if they want to oust Prayut v Democrats' political standing continues to dwindle, having gone from a leading contender in 2011 to a junior coalition partner at present published : 17 Jul 2021 at 04:00 Jatuporn: Jail term thwarts leader The anti-government protests are a mix of old and new groups disgruntled by the prolonged grip on power by the generals who are living proof that there is political life after the dissolution of the coup-engineering National Council for Peace and Order, according to a political expert who asked not to be named.
Even though key government figures have played down speculation about a House dissolution and the possibility of an early general election, parties, both old and new, are gearing up for a ballot battle, with all eyes on the joint parliamentary session on June 22-23 to debate charter change proposals.
Thai Airways International planes at Suvarnabhumi Airport. (Bangkok Post file photo) Kla Party leader Korn Chatikavanij has warned the government to keep politics out of Thai Airways International Plc's (THAI) debt-rehabilitation and not to seek to revert the airline to its former state enterprise status. On Facebook, the former finance minister said he was disappointed with the options the Finance Ministry has floated for easing the airline's financial predicament. One option was to inject 25 billion baht to recapitalise the carrier as well as guarantee new loans worth another 25 billion baht. The second option was to guarantee a loan worth 50 billion baht if the government opted out of the recapitalisation.
Time to rethink future growth channels 15 Time to rethink future growth channels EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Double whammy of Covid-19 impact and transition into an aged society requires a proactive investment policy and an overhaul of govt bureaucracy published : 29 Apr 2021 at 06:20 15 Mr Korn has proposed that the government allow more foreign experts to work in Thailand and the creation of an appropriate climate for work and investment. Somchai Poomlard The Thai economy faces a spate of challenges with the latest outbreak compounding the difficulty of recovery efforts. Kla Party leader and former finance minister Korn Chatikavanij pointed out that a proactive investment policy to promote R&D, startups, community businesses, spending reduction and bureaucratic reform are the only ways to ensure survival in Thailand.
published : 27 Apr 2021 at 17:52 The âFood for Fightersâ (FFF) network has announced a new partnership with âWorld Rewards Solutionsâ (WRS), Silver Voyage Club and Kuvanant Foundation, to open a call centre to help the management and distribution of essential food and medical equipment to health workers and those in need during critical situations in Thailand such as the current Covid-19 third wave. The call centre has been established to provide vital information and manage daily food donations such as rice, dried foods, fresh fruits, and vegetables as well as essential equipment such as thermometers and PPE, plus delivering FFF’s own ready-to-eat meals to field hospitals, public hospitals and those in need.
Commentary: The Clubhouse app is a new avenue for political agendas in Thailand Toggle share menu Advertisement Commentary: The Clubhouse app is a new avenue for political agendas in Thailand Despite official warnings to users, the new audio-based social media app has gained much popularity in Thailand. Can the Government use the app to reach out to opponents, asks a Thai professor. Audio-only social network Clubhouse has seen rapid growth and has some 10 million users even though it has not been opened to the public AFP/Odd ANDERSEN 25 Apr 2021 06:00AM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Thousands of netizens are flocking to the popular Clubhouse smartphone application to discuss and listen to speakers on political concerns, even though the government has threatened to use the Computer Crime Act to prosecute critics of the government and the monarchy.