Bangkok, Very hot. Yesterday, Thai people used a maximum of 34,443.1 megawatts of electricity, breaking the country's highest ever record in 2023. The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand reports that last night at 8:54 p.m., Thai people used a maximum of 34,443.1 megawatts of electricity, breaking the country's highest record. That happened in 2023 at 34,130.5 megawatts on May 6 at 9:41 p.m. Ministry of Energy It is expected that demand for energy this year will increase from the recovery of business and tourism. While the weather is very hot causing the maximum electricity use to exceed 35,000 megawatts While the Meteorological Department Summer storm warning - strong wind gusts during 9-11 April. In every region, the weather will be hot to very hot. Temperatures may reach 43 degrees Celsius in the northern region. It is recommended to avoid working or doing activities in the open for a long period of time. Source: Thai News Agency
The end of the Motor Show 2024 is very lively, waiting for reservations.
Motor Show 2024 organized under the concept of The Mobility of Joyful Experiences: a fun experience for every journey. There are car and motorcycle companies. Up to 47 brands participated. Today is the last day. Follow the atmosphere from the report . Source: Thai News Agency
The end of the Motor Show 2024 is very lively, waiting for reservations.
Motor Show 2024 organized under the concept of The Mobility of Joyful Experiences: a fun experience for every journey. There are car and motorcycle companies. Up to 47 brands participated. Today is the last day. Follow the atmosphere from the report . Source: Thai News Agency
Heat-drought-disease It hits pigs, chickens, and eggs. Damage soars.
Bangkok, Farmers reveal hot weather, drought, unstable weather, aggravating animal diseases. As a result, animals become weak and easily sick. Increased damage rate Pointing out that costs are rising. Reasons for having to buy more water and use electricity From the problem of hot weather, drought, and in many areas, weather conditions fluctuate throughout the day. Mr. Suntaraporn Singriwong, president of the Northern Pig Farmers Association, said the hot weather has affected the animals' ability to adjust their bodies in time. Stress occurs Makes you eat less food Slower growth Animals' bodies are weak and get sick more easily, along with the amount of dry water that is muddy and highly dirty. Pigs who drink such water are more likely to have diarrhea. Farmers need to incur expenses to purify the water before using it. And some areas encountered drought problems to the point where they had to buy water for use on farms and give it to pigs to drink. which in the month of this coming This problem will become more apparent. Almost every farmer is required to purchase water for use every year. At the same time, important diseases in pigs still exist. Both ongoing problems from African Swine Fever (ASF) and Porcine Contagious Diarrhea (PED) are common during this season. This problem is causing quite a bit of damage in the pig farming industry. 'Both weather problems and pig diseases still exist. This causes the loss rate on farms to be as high as 30-40%, while the cost of raising small farmers in the northern region is as high as 82-85 baht per kilogram. The national average cost of raising small-scale farmers is 79-80 baht per kilogram. But if there is poor disease prevention management The cost will definitely increase to more than 80 baht per kilogram, especially with the additional burden in the case of having to buy water for use. This is in contrast to the average farm-gate price of pigs which is still depressed at an average of only 58 - 64 baht per kilogram. This may cause farmers to decide to stop raisin g them,' Mr. Suntaraporn said. Mr. Somboon Watcharapongphan President of the Broiler Farmers Association Said that hot weather like this Growing broilers often encounters problems. Eating less food due to stress As a result, chickens grow slowly. Takes longer to raise The morbidity and mortality rates have increased to 5% at present. Farmers need to reduce the amount of farming so that it is not too dense. And to adjust the climate in the greenhouse, you must turn on water to nourish the cooling system and turn on the ventilation fan at all times. Electricity costs therefore increase. Causes humidity and ammonia gas in the greenhouse. Affecting animal health 'Chickens do not have sweat glands that help with cooling. If the chickens are exposed to hot weather This will cause the chickens to face heat stress, which will have problems digesting food and absorbing nutrients. cause slower growth Growth efficiency decreased accordingly. Waste of time and increased cost of raising. and preparing sufficient clean w ater for use must increase the cost of adjusting water quality and supplement with vitamins to help stimulate water intake These factors increase the cost of raising per farmer. The average cost is now as high as 41-42 baht per kilogram. and the trend will be higher,' Mr. Somboon said. Meanwhile, in the laying poultry sector, farmers are equally affected by the hot weather problem. Especially chickens are animals that do not have sweat glands to help with cooling. and being covered with fur is an obstacle to heat escaping from the body. It causes the hens to eat less food. Drink more water To help reduce heat in the body Hens experience accumulated stress. And eating little food makes the nutrients not enough to create egg foam. The egg production has decreased. Egg egg size becomes smaller The selling price is lower. Therefore, income decreased as well. Meanwhile, the rate of damage from broken eggs in the womb increased. Farmers therefore have higher costs from a smaller denominator. and must also bear the burden of increasing electricity costs To be used for cooling to help reduce the temperature in the house throughout the day. Source: Thai News Agency
Heat-drought-disease It hits pigs, chickens, and eggs. Damage soars.
Bangkok, Farmers reveal hot weather, drought, unstable weather, aggravating animal diseases. As a result, animals become weak and easily sick. Increased damage rate Pointing out that costs are rising. Reasons for having to buy more water and use electricity From the problem of hot weather, drought, and in many areas, weather conditions fluctuate throughout the day. Mr. Suntaraporn Singriwong, president of the Northern Pig Farmers Association, said the hot weather has affected the animals' ability to adjust their bodies in time. Stress occurs Makes you eat less food Slower growth Animals' bodies are weak and get sick more easily, along with the amount of dry water that is muddy and highly dirty. Pigs who drink such water are more likely to have diarrhea. Farmers need to incur expenses to purify the water before using it. And some areas encountered drought problems to the point where they had to buy water for use on farms and give it to pigs to drink. which in the month of this coming This problem will become more apparent. Almost every farmer is required to purchase water for use every year. At the same time, important diseases in pigs still exist. Both ongoing problems from African Swine Fever (ASF) and Porcine Contagious Diarrhea (PED) are common during this season. This problem is causing quite a bit of damage in the pig farming industry. 'Both weather problems and pig diseases still exist. This causes the loss rate on farms to be as high as 30-40%, while the cost of raising small farmers in the northern region is as high as 82-85 baht per kilogram. The national average cost of raising small-scale farmers is 79-80 baht per kilogram. But if there is poor disease prevention management The cost will definitely increase to more than 80 baht per kilogram, especially with the additional burden in the case of having to buy water for use. This is in contrast to the average farm-gate price of pigs which is still depressed at an average of only 58 - 64 baht per kilogram. This may cause farmers to decide to stop raisin g them,' Mr. Suntaraporn said. Mr. Somboon Watcharapongphan President of the Broiler Farmers Association Said that hot weather like this Growing broilers often encounters problems. Eating less food due to stress As a result, chickens grow slowly. Takes longer to raise The morbidity and mortality rates have increased to 5% at present. Farmers need to reduce the amount of farming so that it is not too dense. And to adjust the climate in the greenhouse, you must turn on water to nourish the cooling system and turn on the ventilation fan at all times. Electricity costs therefore increase. Causes humidity and ammonia gas in the greenhouse. Affecting animal health 'Chickens do not have sweat glands that help with cooling. If the chickens are exposed to hot weather This will cause the chickens to face heat stress, which will have problems digesting food and absorbing nutrients. cause slower growth Growth efficiency decreased accordingly. Waste of time and increased cost of raising. and preparing sufficient clean w ater for use must increase the cost of adjusting water quality and supplement with vitamins to help stimulate water intake These factors increase the cost of raising per farmer. The average cost is now as high as 41-42 baht per kilogram. and the trend will be higher,' Mr. Somboon said. Meanwhile, in the laying poultry sector, farmers are equally affected by the hot weather problem. Especially chickens are animals that do not have sweat glands to help with cooling. and being covered with fur is an obstacle to heat escaping from the body. It causes the hens to eat less food. Drink more water To help reduce heat in the body Hens experience accumulated stress. And eating little food makes the nutrients not enough to create egg foam. The egg production has decreased. Egg egg size becomes smaller The selling price is lower. Therefore, income decreased as well. Meanwhile, the rate of damage from broken eggs in the womb increased. Farmers therefore have higher costs from a smaller denominator. and must also bear the burden of increasing electricity costs To be used for cooling to help reduce the temperature in the house throughout the day. Source: Thai News Agency
Minister of Industry orders carpet inspection for cadmium waste in Samut Sakhon and nearby areas.
Bangkok, "Pimpattra" orders carpet inspection for cadmium waste in Samut Sakhon and nearby areas. After finding more than 1,000 tons more From the case in the news in the past that More than 13,000 tonnes of cadmium waste from a factory in Tak province was removed from the area. And approximately 2,500 tons of cadmium residue was found at a factory in Samut Sakhon province, with the remaining more than 10,000 tons not found in the factory area. And on April 6, the Ministry of Industry and police officers More than 6,000 tons of cadmium waste was found in a warehouse near Khlong Kiew, Ban Bueng District, Chonburi Province, which was verified to come from the same source as the factory in Samut Sakhon. By seizing and confiscating and filed a legal action. Ms. Pimpatra Wichaikul, Minister of Industry, revealed that after the Department of Industrial Works clarified that the said dac-containing zinc residue is considered a Type 3 hazardous substance under the Hazardous Substances Act. Those who possess illegal ly will be prosecuted. Most recently, on the morning of April 7, the Ministry of Industry By the Samut Sakhon Provincial Industry Office The combined forces of the Central Investigation Police and Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Suppression Division inspected a factory in Bang Chuet Subdistrict, Samut Sakhon, which operated a copper casting business. and copper sediment Found a pile of cadmium waste Scattered both inside and outside the building, amounting to more than 1,000 tons, which have been confiscated. and report complaints and accusations with the said factory. In addition, he also ordered the factory Move the waste pile into the entire building. In order to prevent the spread of cadmium residue. At the same time, the Samut Sakhon Provincial Administrative Organization A team of officials has also been divided to inspect another factory in the Na Khok area of ??Samut Sakhon, which is expected to have a pile of cadmium waste as well. Ms. Pimpatra Wichaikul said that from the inspection and seizure of cadmium waste during the past week. The count was nearly 10,000 tons, accounting for 70 percent of the total cadmium waste transported from places to dry in Samut Sakhon. which he gave to the Department of Industrial Works and the Provincial Industry Office hastened to inspect other areas in Samut Sakhon and nearby provinces that are expected to be collected to wait for transformation or transport to another place and quickly move all seized cadmium waste back to the original landfill. This is to relieve people's anxiety. Source: Thai News Agency
Minister of Industry orders carpet inspection for cadmium waste in Samut Sakhon and nearby areas.
Bangkok, "Pimpattra" orders carpet inspection for cadmium waste in Samut Sakhon and nearby areas. After finding more than 1,000 tons more From the case in the news in the past that More than 13,000 tonnes of cadmium waste from a factory in Tak province was removed from the area. And approximately 2,500 tons of cadmium residue was found at a factory in Samut Sakhon province, with the remaining more than 10,000 tons not found in the factory area. And on April 6, the Ministry of Industry and police officers More than 6,000 tons of cadmium waste was found in a warehouse near Khlong Kiew, Ban Bueng District, Chonburi Province, which was verified to come from the same source as the factory in Samut Sakhon. By seizing and confiscating and filed a legal action. Ms. Pimpatra Wichaikul, Minister of Industry, revealed that after the Department of Industrial Works clarified that the said dac-containing zinc residue is considered a Type 3 hazardous substance under the Hazardous Substances Act. Those who possess illegal ly will be prosecuted. Most recently, on the morning of April 7, the Ministry of Industry By the Samut Sakhon Provincial Industry Office The combined forces of the Central Investigation Police and Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Suppression Division inspected a factory in Bang Chuet Subdistrict, Samut Sakhon, which operated a copper casting business. and copper sediment Found a pile of cadmium waste Scattered both inside and outside the building, amounting to more than 1,000 tons, which have been confiscated. and report complaints and accusations with the said factory. In addition, he also ordered the factory Move the waste pile into the entire building. In order to prevent the spread of cadmium residue. At the same time, the Samut Sakhon Provincial Administrative Organization A team of officials has also been divided to inspect another factory in the Na Khok area of ??Samut Sakhon, which is expected to have a pile of cadmium waste as well. Ms. Pimpatra Wichaikul said that from the inspection and seizure of cadmium waste during the past week. The count was nearly 10,000 tons, accounting for 70 percent of the total cadmium waste transported from places to dry in Samut Sakhon. which he gave to the Department of Industrial Works and the Provincial Industry Office hastened to inspect other areas in Samut Sakhon and nearby provinces that are expected to be collected to wait for transformation or transport to another place and quickly move all seized cadmium waste back to the original landfill. This is to relieve people's anxiety. Source: Thai News Agency
Minister of Industry orders carpet inspection for cadmium waste in Samut Sakhon and nearby areas.
Bangkok, "Pimpattra" orders carpet inspection for cadmium waste in Samut Sakhon and nearby areas. After finding more than 1,000 tons more From the case in the news in the past that More than 13,000 tonnes of cadmium waste from a factory in Tak province was removed from the area. And approximately 2,500 tons of cadmium residue was found at a factory in Samut Sakhon province, with the remaining more than 10,000 tons not found in the factory area. And on April 6, the Ministry of Industry and police officers More than 6,000 tons of cadmium waste was found in a warehouse near Khlong Kiew, Ban Bueng District, Chonburi Province, which was verified to come from the same source as the factory in Samut Sakhon. By seizing and confiscating and filed a legal action. Ms. Pimpatra Wichaikul, Minister of Industry, revealed that after the Department of Industrial Works clarified that the said dac-containing zinc residue is considered a Type 3 hazardous substance under the Hazardous Substances Act. Those who possess illegal ly will be prosecuted. Most recently, on the morning of April 7, the Ministry of Industry By the Samut Sakhon Provincial Industry Office The combined forces of the Central Investigation Police and Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Suppression Division inspected a factory in Bang Chuet Subdistrict, Samut Sakhon, which operated a copper casting business. and copper sediment Found a pile of cadmium waste Scattered both inside and outside the building, amounting to more than 1,000 tons, which have been confiscated. and report complaints and accusations with the said factory. In addition, he also ordered the factory Move the waste pile into the entire building. In order to prevent the spread of cadmium residue. At the same time, the Samut Sakhon Provincial Administrative Organization A team of officials has also been divided to inspect another factory in the Na Khok area of ??Samut Sakhon, which is expected to have a pile of cadmium waste as well. Ms. Pimpatra Wichaikul said that from the inspection and seizure of cadmium waste during the past week. The count was nearly 10,000 tons, accounting for 70 percent of the total cadmium waste transported from places to dry in Samut Sakhon. which he gave to the Department of Industrial Works and the Provincial Industry Office hastened to inspect other areas in Samut Sakhon and nearby provinces that are expected to be collected to wait for transformation or transport to another place and quickly move all seized cadmium waste back to the original landfill. This is to relieve people's anxiety. Source: Thai News Agency
Sales of copyrights with foreigners during Book Week soared.
Bangkok, Business negotiation forum 'Bangkok Rights Fair' pairs copyright trading businesses from 14 countries for the first time. At the National Book Week Successful beyond expectations Push the buying and selling total to more than 351 million baht, children's books - YA novels. received the most attention Send the work of Thai writers to the world stage Ms. Duangporn Sutthisomboon, Vice President of International Affairs of the Publishers and Booksellers Association of Thailand (PUBAT), revealed that the Bangkok Rights Fair 2024 will be the first time that the Bangkok Rights Fair 2024 will be paired to negotiate the sale and exchange of international book and content copyrights. At the 52nd National Book Week and the 22nd International Book Week between 28-30 March 2024, with support from Convention and Exhibition Promotion Office (Public Organization) or TCEB, this negotiation was very successful. There were 35 representatives of book organizations, publishing houses, and foreign copyright agencies fro m 14 countries, and 53 Thai publishing houses, participating in the activity. The atmosphere was lively from the first day. By arranging for participants to rotate and meet all of them in a Business to Business format. While children's and youth books YA novels and romantic love Including general knowledge books and books to enhance knowledge skills (How to) receive special attention. As a result, money has been spent both buying and selling book copyrights of more than 10 million US dollars, or approximately 351 million baht. 'Foreign publishers and agencies that participated in the business matching experience a very high level of satisfaction. and confirmed that he will attend the event again next year As for Thai publishers, they had the opportunity to talk directly and get to know each other and socialize with foreign publishers and leading agencies. Helps reduce negotiations obstacles Increase the opportunity to export Thai book copyrights abroad,' Mr. Suwich said. Mr. Sanjee De Silva, a book busines s owner from England, said that he was successful in participating in negotiations to buy and exchange book rights in the Bangkok Rights Fair activity, paying special attention to children's and youth books, books from Thai and Taiwanese publishers because It has unique content and illustrations that are likely to interest readers in many countries. In addition, they exchanged knowledge and directions on the global book market. This will lead to planning the production of the next book. The 52nd National Book Week and the 22nd International Book Week will be held between 28 March 2024 and 8 April 2024 from 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. at Hall 5-7, LG Floor, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Source: Thai News Agency
Sales of copyrights with foreigners during Book Week soared.
Bangkok, Business negotiation forum 'Bangkok Rights Fair' pairs copyright trading businesses from 14 countries for the first time. At the National Book Week Successful beyond expectations Push the buying and selling total to more than 351 million baht, children's books - YA novels. received the most attention Send the work of Thai writers to the world stage Ms. Duangporn Sutthisomboon, Vice President of International Affairs of the Publishers and Booksellers Association of Thailand (PUBAT), revealed that the Bangkok Rights Fair 2024 will be the first time that the Bangkok Rights Fair 2024 will be paired to negotiate the sale and exchange of international book and content copyrights. At the 52nd National Book Week and the 22nd International Book Week between 28-30 March 2024, with support from Convention and Exhibition Promotion Office (Public Organization) or TCEB, this negotiation was very successful. There were 35 representatives of book organizations, publishing houses, and foreign copyright agencies fro m 14 countries, and 53 Thai publishing houses, participating in the activity. The atmosphere was lively from the first day. By arranging for participants to rotate and meet all of them in a Business to Business format. While children's and youth books YA novels and romantic love Including general knowledge books and books to enhance knowledge skills (How to) receive special attention. As a result, money has been spent both buying and selling book copyrights of more than 10 million US dollars, or approximately 351 million baht. 'Foreign publishers and agencies that participated in the business matching experience a very high level of satisfaction. and confirmed that he will attend the event again next year As for Thai publishers, they had the opportunity to talk directly and get to know each other and socialize with foreign publishers and leading agencies. Helps reduce negotiations obstacles Increase the opportunity to export Thai book copyrights abroad,' Mr. Suwich said. Mr. Sanjee De Silva, a book busines s owner from England, said that he was successful in participating in negotiations to buy and exchange book rights in the Bangkok Rights Fair activity, paying special attention to children's and youth books, books from Thai and Taiwanese publishers because It has unique content and illustrations that are likely to interest readers in many countries. In addition, they exchanged knowledge and directions on the global book market. This will lead to planning the production of the next book. The 52nd National Book Week and the 22nd International Book Week will be held between 28 March 2024 and 8 April 2024 from 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. at Hall 5-7, LG Floor, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Source: Thai News Agency