Thai PBS World Daily - Your news roundup of the day (26th October 2022)

15 Sept 04:07 Key points summarised by AI

The Thailand Consumer Council demands a probe into NBTC board members, accusing them of malfeasance for 'acknowledging' the True-DTAC merger plan.
The opposition Move Forward Party urges public support for its Progressive Liquor Bill, aiming to liberalize liquor production and boost local economies, amidst cabinet attempts to scuttle it.
Chon Buri's Governor and provincial police chief deny social media allegations of taking bribes from Pattaya nightspot operators, threatening legal action against accusers.
The Thai cabinet approves an edict allowing certain non-Thai citizens, including high-income earners and specialists, to purchase up to 0.16 hectares of land for residential purposes to attract foreign investment.

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