Thai PBS World Daily - Your news roundup of the day (5th September 2022)
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Thai PBS World Daily - Your news roundup of the day (5th September 2022)
15 Sept 04:04Key points summarised by AI
The Constitutional Court will hold a special meeting Thursday to consider suspended Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha's eight-year term, following his submission arguing against counting from 2014.
Deputy Interior Minister Nipon Boonyamanee resigned to face trial on a malfeasance charge from 2013, involving his refusal to pay for multi-purpose trucks, while insisting he was not pressured.
Doi Mon Jam villagers commenced a protest march from Mae Rim District to Chiang Mai provincial hall, and plan to continue to Bangkok, petitioning against the demolition of illegally-built resorts.
Bangkok launched a pilot project for separated food waste collection using specialized trucks in three districts, aiming for city-wide expansion by March if successful.
A win-win solution of the future
Today 05:11Key points summarised by AI
Defines a circular economy as a technologically advanced system that eliminates waste by repurposing it as a valuable resource.
Emphasizes that people are considered the crucial element for the successful implementation of economic circularity, as explained by Dr. Kanit Sangsubhan.