
Demonstrators Move to Govt House
Leaders of the People’s Network for a Just Society (P-Move) brought their demonstrators from the United Nations complex to Government House to pressure the cabinet to consider their 15 demands.
Leaders of the People’s Network for a Just Society (P-Move) brought their demonstrators from the United Nations complex to Government House to pressure the cabinet to consider their 15 demands.
The leader of the Move Forward Party denies it fields a candidate in the Bangkok gubernatorial election only to check its popularity.
Police of the Phaya Thai station will press more charges against the policeman who fatally hit a female doctor with his Ducati motorcycle on Friday.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha will visit Saudi Arabia from January 25-26 as a guest of Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
The Public Health Ministry maintains its Level 4 COVID-19 alert but shares the worldwide expectation that the disease will become endemic.
The owners of cold storage warehouses must declare their stocks if they keep more than 5,000 kilograms of pork each. Otherwise, they will face legal action, according to the Commerce Ministry.
The narcotics control committee of the Public Health Ministry resolved to remove cannabis from the ministry’s narcotics list and will seek approval from the Narcotics Control Board on Jan 25.
Subsequent jabs of COVID-19 vaccines may cause undesirable effects if they are administered too early, a viral expert has warned.
The Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration agreed with the extension of the state of emergency for two months and reduced the number of COVID-19 control provinces to 44 from Jan 24 onwards.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) acknowledges Thailand’s compliance with its requirements and is likely to allow the country to fly its national flag in international sports events and vie to host them from February.
The Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry and the Commerce Ministry started to export Thai rice to China through the Chinese-Lao railway.
The Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) expelled a group of 21 MPs including its secretary-general Thamanat Prompow, blaming them for dividing the party.