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Police nabbed 10 out of some 100 gamblers during a raid on a cockfighting stadium in Phatthalung’s Muang district on Monday.

Officers also confiscated cocks, cash and equipment as evidence.

Meanwhile, those arrested were charged with gambling illegally and participating in activities that can spread Covid-19.

10 gamblers arrested in raid on Phatthalung cockfighting stadium

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The cockfighting stadium has been running for a while now, and though it does not open for operations every day, at least 100 gamblers show up daily to place bets.

10 gamblers arrested in raid on Phatthalung cockfighting stadium

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10 gamblers arrested in raid on Phatthalung cockfighting stadium

The stadium reportedly generates at least 1 million baht daily, 300,000 baht of which reportedly comes from the live streaming of cockfighting sessions via the Line application as streamers must pay 5,000 baht per camera.

10 gamblers arrested in raid on Phatthalung cockfighting stadium

Published : September 21, 2021

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The Foundation for Consumers on Monday urged the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) to check and punish telecommunication companies that allow online gambling and loan websites to lure consumers to use their service.

Narumon Mekborisut, head of the foundation’s consumer rights protection, said many consumers were affected by online gambling and loan websites’ moves, such as sending SMS and making automated phone calls.

She said victims may lose their personal information and cash due to the websites’ move, adding that none of the concerned agencies had tackled the issue until now.

“Hence, the foundation would like to urge the NBTC to check and punish telecommunication companies that allow online gambling and loan websites to lure consumers as it is a personal rights infringement,” she said.

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Published : September 21, 2021

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OnlyFans star Kai Nao (rotten egg) and her boyfriend were arrested in Samut Prakan province for allegedly producing sex videos and selling them on the platform.

OnlyFans is an internet content subscription service, through which content creators can earn money from users who subscribe to their content, or so called “fan”. Sexual content among others is popular on the platform.

Suthanya Nakhonchinda, 19, known among her fans as Kai Nao, had been called by the police on September 17 for questioning about her participation in the platform.

Police concluded that Kai Nao’s action was a violation of the Computer Crime Act, as well as the criminal law for allegedly persuading others to engage in inappropriate sexual activity, since the OnlyFans star had talked about her income via a YouTube video before.

On Monday night, Kai Nao was arrested along with her boyfriend Korakot Sarirat, 20, at a motel in Samut Prakan’s Bang Phli district.

Police had secured an arrest warrant from Samut Prakan’s provincial court.

Meanwhile, social media users reacted with anger. Some said the police demanded a share in what Kai Nao and her boyfriend had earned.

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Published : September 21, 2021

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The authorities said on Monday that parents can opt for their children to receive an inactivated Covid-19 jab instead of the mRNA Pfizer vaccine.

Deputy government spokesperson Trisulee Trisaranakul said children are scheduled to get a Pfizer jab in the first phase and inactivated vaccines in later phases. However, she said, parents can opt for their children to get an inactivated vaccine in the first phase if they want.

The government aims to have 4.5 million students aged 12 to 17 inoculated with the Pfizer vaccine if permitted by parents.

Trisulee pointed out that the jab cannot provide full immunity against the virus but can prevent serious illness and death. People are advised to continue following public health measures despite receiving both shots.

She added that students don’t need to be vaccinated before schools reopen, but it is advised for safety reasons.

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Many netizens agree that parents should be able to choose vaccines for their children especially after a few children, mostly boys, reportedly developed heart inflammation after getting a Pfizer jab.

Surveys, however, show that many adults prefer getting a Pfizer jab instead of AstraZeneca or Sinovac.

Published : September 21, 2021

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Thailand’s daily new cases over the past 24 hours on Tuesday fell to 10,919, though deaths rose slightly to 143 deaths. Of the new cases, 422 were in prisons.

Meanwhile, 11,694 people have recovered and been discharged over the past 24 hours.

Thailand’s total caseload from Covid-19 stands at 1,500,105 – 1,352,838 of whom have recovered, 131,655 are still in hospitals and 15,612 have died.

Separately, another 198,505 people were given their first Covid-19 shot in the last 24 hours, 270,056 their second shot and 491 a booster shot, bringing total Covid-19 vaccine doses administered nationwide to 45,211,101.

According to Worldometer, confirmed cases globally had risen to 229.84 million on Tuesday, 206.52 million of whom have recovered, 18.61 million are active cases (98,711 in severe condition) and 4.71 million have died (up by 5,675).

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Published : September 21, 2021

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Bangkok Governor Aswin Kwanmuang said on Monday that in order to reopen the city to vaccinated foreign tourists without having to quarantine, three conditions must be met.

▪︎At least 70 per cent of Bangkok’s population must be vaccinated with two doses. The city estimates to achieve this target by October 22, followed by a seven- to 14-day interval to allow the immunity of new recipients to start rising.

▪︎ New daily infections must show a decreasing trend. Current daily infections in Bangkok are 2,700 to 2,800 people on average.

▪︎ The number of hospitalised patients should continue to decrease.

Bangkok was initially slated to reopen on October 1, but Tourism and Sports Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn said the deadline should be moved back to October 15 as only 37 per cent of residents had been vaccinated.

On Wednesday, officials of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will hold an online meeting with the Phuket “sandbox” team to exchange experiences and draft tourism plans for the capital.

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Published : September 21, 2021

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Ministry of Public Health reported on Tuesday (September 21) morning that in the past 24 hours there are 10,919 new patients who tested positive for Covid-19, 422 of whom have been found in prisons.

Death toll increased by 143, while 11,694 patients were cured and allowed to leave hospitals.

Cumulative cases in the country are at 1,500,105 with 15,612 total deaths.
 

Published : September 21, 2021

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The Thailand Meteorological Department said on Tuesday that a monsoon trough lies across the Central, the East and the lower Northeast, while a rather strong southwest monsoon prevails over the Andaman Sea, the South and the Gulf of Thailand.

More rains will be likely over the country with isolated heavy rains in some areas.

Isolated very heavy rains are expected in the Central region, including Bangkok and its vicinity, and the East.

People in risky areas should beware of overflows and flash floods.

Waves 1-2 metres high and over two metres high during thundershowers are expected in the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand.

All ships should proceed with caution and keep off thundershowers.

The weather forecast for the next 24 hours:

North: Thundershowers in 80 per cent of the areas with isolated heavy rains; temperature lows of 23-25 degrees Celsius, highs of 30-34°C.

Northeast: Thundershowers in 70 per cent of the areas with isolated heavy rains; temperature lows of 23-24°C, highs of 29-33°C.

Central: Thundershowers in 80 per cent of the areas with isolated heavy to very heavy rains; temperature lows of 24-25°C, highs of 30-32°C.

East: Thundershowers in 80 per cent of the areas with isolated heavy to very heavy rains; temperature lows of 23-25°C, highs of 29-31°C; waves two metres high and over two metres during thundershowers.

South (east coast): Thundershowers in 60 per cent of the areas; temperature lows of 23-25°C, highs of 30-33°C; waves 1-2 metres high and two metres during thundershowers.

South (west coast): Thundershowers in 80 per cent of the areas with isolated heavy rains; temperature lows of 20-23°C, highs of 28-31°C; waves 1-2 metres high and over two metres during thundershowers.

Bangkok and surrounding areas: Thundershowers in 80 per cent of the areas with isolated heavy to very heavy rains; temperature lows of 24-25°C, highs of 30-31°C.

Source: Thailand Meteorological Department

Published : September 21, 2021

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The Public Health Ministry will propose the reopening of some more businesses across the country during its September 27 meeting with the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA).

Dr Apisamai Srirangsan, CCSA’s deputy spokesperson, said on Monday that the ministry hopes more venues like cinemas and entertainment spots can be opened gradually nationwide. However, she said, these venues will only be allowed to reopen if the operators have all safety measures in place and can ensure no infection clusters will be sparked.

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Published : September 20, 2021

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A Royal Thai Police (RTP) team visited Phatthalung province on Monday to investigate the case of missing birds’ nests and the mass killing of swiftlets.

Siamnest company, which has the concession for collecting bird’s nests from the 107 caves in Phatthalung’s seven islands, sent its teams off to collect nests from September 9 to 17.

However, when the collectors arrived at the last cave, they found no nests but instead, the carcasses of more than a million birds, the remains of a fire and trash including plastic bottles and shoes.

The damage from this bird massacre has been estimated at about 5 billion baht.

Phatthalung authorities, meanwhile, have contacted the Department of Special Investigation to see if they will consider taking on the case.

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