With 10 years experience, Enter Corporation is the company specialized in developing blockchain technology along with software application for both public and private sectors. Furthermore, Enter Corporation also acts as consulting firm in accordance with IT and telecommunication aspect. Under this strategic alliance, Enter Corporation and Bitkub Blockchain Technology will together develop smart contract and digital asset wallet (Bitkub NEXT), which will be fully optimized for both android and IOS soon. In addition, to maximize efficiency on Bitkub Chain, Enter Corporation will also involve in token business development on Bitkub Chain ecosystem.

As we're now halfway into the series, Ms Marvel is an entertaining ride with its refreshing depiction of Muslim practices and a Pakistani family. In Ms Marvel, Iman Vellani stars as Kamala Khan, a Muslim-American teenager growing up in Jersey City. She's an avid gamer and a superhero fan who adores Captain Marvel. I mean, if you understand that Ms. Marvel is geared towards younger audiences and families, then you may actually have a good time binge-watching. In a way, Ms. Marvel feels very much like Spider-Man: Homecoming on the small screen.

Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt, left, and deputy governor Sanont Wangsangboon, right, visit Wichutit School in Din Daeng district on Thursday. (Photo: Apichart Jinakul)Keeping young people away from marijuana, hemp and kratom needs the help of businesses near schools, says Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt. The governor said the decriminalisation of the three plants which are available widely could harm students who get hold of them. In the meantime, Mr Chadchart is pushing ahead with a project to procure safety helmets for young students who ride pillion on motorcycles to school. He said a survey showed 70% of the 270,000 young students attending BMA-run schools come to school on motorcycles but do not wear helmets.

“The Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry expects exports in the second half of the year to expand even further as more countries lift restrictions,” Minister Chalermchai Sreeon said on Wednesday. The ministry has completed negotiations on poultry product trade with new markets such as Malaysia, Singapore, Saudi Arabia and Canada, which would help boost exports this year, he said. Chalermchai said another factor underpinning increasing foreign orders is the result of the ministry’s campaign to help manufacturers achieve international standards in food safety, including Good Agricultural Practices certification, Good Hygiene Practices, and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points, which have helped the country penetrate new markets. Of the 1.01 million tonnes of livestock products exported, 415,348 were meat and processed meat, 366,317 pet food, 125,077 tonnes of eggs, dairy products and canned food and 107,868 tonnes of farm animal feed. Thailand’s largest markets in the first five months of the year were the European Union, the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom.

FTI says country needs to step up EV developmentThailand must speed up its electric vehicle (EV) development to stay ahead of Indonesia if it still wants to become a regional EV production hub, says the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI). While Thailand is good at manufacturing cars and auto parts, Indonesia is rich in the resources required to serve the EV industry. "We have to step up efforts to develop our EV industry, taking advantage of our strength as a centre of car production and supply chains." Its major car production status has long earned it the moniker "the Detroit of Asia". EV sales have continued to grow in Thailand, with EV bookings rising to around 10,000 units a year, compared with around 1,000 units a year in Indonesia, said Mr Kriengkrai.

Published byThe Bangkok PostLGBTI-themed content worth a watch on Netflixpublished : 22 Jun 2022 at 04:00 newspaper section: [Life](http://search.bangkokpost.com/search/result_advanced?category=news&xNewsSection=Life) There are a lot of activities and celebrations during Pride Month in Thailand. Last week, for example, the Marriage Equality Bill cleared its first reading in parliament along with four related bills promoting civil union between people across all genders. To wrap up the month, here are the top picks of films and shows that spotlight different perspectives of love regardless of gender. All films and series …Read More

Fighting global hunger properlyThe global food system is broken. A globally coordinated effort to address both the short- and long-term aspects of the hunger crisis must therefore be the top priority. By disrupting global trade and pushing up food prices, these four "Cs" are creating a short-term challenge of increasing hunger. Overconsumption of cheap calories, enabled by global trade in commodities and fossil fuel-based inputs, has led to widespread obesity and caused severe environmental problems. Again, it is vital that immediate responses to the current hunger crisis also support the long-term transformation of our food systems.

The embassy took to Facebook on Tuesday to warn Thais not to bring into Indonesia cannabis, hemp or any products that use the two crops as ingredients. According to the embassy’s post, violators can face a fine of at least 1 billion Indonesian rupiah (2.3 million baht), a jail sentence from five years to life imprisonment, or even the death penalty. The embassy also warned people not to accept things from others when travelling to Indonesia.

Three Chinese astronauts are working in space to complete the assembly and construction of China's Tiangong space station. Find out how water is supplied at the space station combination.

(Photo: Somchai Poomlard)The 2022 Global Summit of Women (GSW) in Bangkok is set to highlight opportunities for women in the new reality that is filled with opportunities despite uncertainties. NEW REALITYThe summit used the theme "Women: Creating Opportunities in the New Reality". "So how can women business owners be part of the e-commerce world in a vital way? As a result, the summit will showcase interesting and groundbreaking ideas from both female and male business leaders. "When people hear about Thai women talking about the respective companies that they run, they are going to leave with a totally different view of Thai women than they had before."

photos courtesy of Central EmbassyThe old days of Charoen Krung and its neighbouring areas are presented through art during "What's Behind The Street", which is running on the 4th floor of Central: The Original Store, Charoen Krung Road, until July 10. Considered as one of the most popular and lively places in Thailand, Charoen Krung was Bangkok's first main thoroughfare to cut through the city. The trio have chosen to present their perspectives on today's Charoen Krung in the form of both graffiti and street art. The exhibition includes wall art created with spray paint to offer a new experience to visitors. Art in the form of NFTs by Jecks is also available.

S Korea bans Terraform staff from leaving country amid probeSouth Korea has banned current and former employees of Terraform Labs from leaving the country, suggesting prosecutors are stepping up their investigation into the TerraUSD stablecoin’s collapse. Yonhap News reported that about 15 people, including former project developers for the Anchor lending protocol, received travel restrictions, citing “legal sources”. South Korea’s move comes a little more than a month after the high-profile implosion of algorithmic stablecoin TerraUSD, or UST. Prosecutors are also looking to invalidate Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon’s South Korean passport, local broadcaster YTN reported on Tuesday. The authorities may also summon Kwon or issue seize and search warrants to collect related documents from his office, Yonhap reported.

Man hit by train had no IDA man hit and killed by a Red Line train on Monday night remains unidentified, according to the SRT Electrified Train Co (SRTET) which operates the line. The man apparently slipped through a fence, ignoring danger and warning signs about trespassing, before being hit by an in-bound Red Line train between Lak Hok and Don Muang stations at around 10.45pm on Monday, the SRTET said in a statement yesterday. The area where the incident occurred, about 500 metres from Lak Hok station, was off-limits to unauthorised personnel. Police rescue and medical teams arrived at the scene to find the man dead under a carriage. The dead man could not be identified as the police found no ID.

Firefighters and rescuers travelled to the area and found that the fire had started at a two-storey wooden house and spread to nearby houses. After around half an hour battling the fire, the firefighters still could not control it and had to install more nozzles to control the flames from spreading. Meanwhile, traffic in the nearby area was closed to help a bedridden patient reach King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital. It was reported later that the fire had started and spread in the area of the community where people lived in wooden houses. The narrow entry path to the community made it difficult for the firefighters to fight the flames.

Under the new regulations, GrabBike (Win) motorcycle taxi service providers must:• Have a driving licence and have registered their motorcycle as a public vehicle• Can only accept jobs in the district registered with the Department of Land Transportation• Fares collected will be the same as ordinary motorcycle taxis as specified by the department