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Thailand secures US$200m World Bank loan for clean energy and low carbon cities
Corrections Dept. claims good care provided to hunger striker Netiporn
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Corrections Dept. claims good care provided to hunger striker Netiporn
21 Sept 05:40Key points summarised by AI
The Corrections Department asserts it provided comprehensive care to political activist Netiporn Sanesangkhom, who died during a hunger strike, adhering to human rights principles and departmental standards.
Despite claims of proper care, a fact-finding committee has been established to investigate Netiporn’s death in custody, aiming for transparency.
Netiporn received extensive medical attention, including transfers to the department's hospital and Thammasat University Hospital, following her hunger strike initiation on January 26th.
Medical staff reported Netiporn's refusal of crucial supplements and fluids, despite doctors' explanations and psychologists' attempts to persuade her, with an autopsy pending to determine the exact cause of death.
Thailand secures US$200m World Bank loan for clean energy and low carbon cities
Today 09:24Key points summarised by AI
Thailand secured a US$200 million loan from the World Bank to significantly invest in clean energy and low-carbon urban development initiatives.
The program aims to drive clean energy funding and low-carbon growth, ensuring a just transition for small and medium-sized enterprises, workers, farmers, and local communities.
Channelled through the Export-Import Bank of Thailand, the loan will fund energy efficiency upgrades in public buildings and industrial areas, including rooftop solar installations and electrical system modernizations, reducing initial capital burdens via Energy Service Companies (ESCOs).