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Royal Decree Grants Special Police Promotions to 79 Officers

A royal decree has promoted 79 senior constables to Second Lieutenant in recognition of their exemplary conduct and service as they retire at the end of Thailand's fiscal year 2569.

Royal Decree Grants Special Police Promotions to 79 Officers
26 May Khaosod

On May 26, 2569, the Royal Gazette published a Prime Minister's Office announcement regarding special royal promotion of police officers to the rank of Second Lieutenant. By royal decree, 79 senior constables of exemplary conduct and outstanding dedication who are retiring at the end of fiscal year 2569 have been specially promoted to the rank of Second Lieutenant. The recipients include: 1. Kittinard Thipwan promoted to Second Lieutenant, 2. Kriangsai Petchkul promoted to Second Lieutenant, 3. Charun Sinthurak promoted to Second Lieutenant, 4. Chamnard Phothyen promoted to Second Lieutenant, 5. Chavalit Sasakun promoted to Second Lieutenant, 6. Chamaaj Thaweeluea promoted to Second Lieutenant, 7. Choosakul Chunkhlao promoted to Second Lieutenant, 8. Nattanop Thaharithai promoted to Second Lieutenant, 9. Trirat Rosmali promoted to Second Lieutenant, 10. Thawil Thumleon promoted to Second Lieutenant, 11. Thaworn Srirothi promoted to Second Lieutenant, 12. Thiang Posri promoted to Second Lieutenant, 13. Thienchai Sisin promoted to Second Lieutenant, 14. Thaikanit Mabuntharm promoted to Second Lieutenant, 15. Thawatchai Bannalai promoted to Second Lieutenant, 16. Thirachai Samkhiam promoted to Second Lieutenant, 17. Nong Suvarnamani promoted to Second Lieutenant, 18. Nophadol Wanphrueksa promoted to Second Lieutenant, 19. Nikom Laksana promoted to Second Lieutenant, 20. Nirandon Chaikantha promoted to Second Lieutenant, 21. Nirandon Upadis promoted to Second Lieutenant, 22. Boonchothi Syamphan promoted to Second Lieutenant, 23. Boonsri Boonyaw promoted to Second Lieutenant, 24. Pranath Chanthaisiay promoted to Second Lieutenant, 25. Pradiphat Tangphianyavorkij promoted to Second Lieutenant, 26. Pradist Intchanthon promoted to Second Lieutenant, 27. Prathip Natthapomsagul promoted to Second Lieutenant, 28. Prayoon Damkaew promoted to Second Lieutenant, 29. Phongthep Sarchanthon promoted to Second Lieutenant, 30. Phonphon Butrayahaeng promoted to Second Lieutenant, 31. Phitthak Tamnong promoted to Second Lieutenant, 32. Phisit Thammoloka promoted to Second Lieutenant, 33. Phumrinton Bupphachart promoted to Second Lieutenant, 34. Phusit Phugprathum promoted to Second Lieutenant, 35. Montri Wongmani promoted to Second Lieutenant, 36. Mana Samarai promoted to Second Lieutenant, 37. Yutthanond Prommadetcha promoted to Second Lieutenant, 38. Yutthana Tawongsa promoted to Second Lieutenant, 39. Wanchai Panthaikhay promoted to Second Lieutenant, 40. Wichai Wuttisarn promoted to Second Lieutenant, 41. Wichian Khruangsima promoted to Second Lieutenant, 42. Wichian Poolsawat promoted to Second Lieutenant, 43. Witthaya Thirakul promoted to Second Lieutenant, 44. Withan Loitchangklon promoted to Second Lieutenant, 45. Wirach Nantachai promoted to Second Lieutenant, 46. Wirach Hasbunylaw promoted to Second Lieutenant, 47. Wiroj Wangta promoted to Second Lieutenant, 48. Wiangchai Chanthawong promoted to Second Lieutenant, 49. Somchai Hanchaiay promoted to Second Lieutenant, 50. Sawat Saichang promoted to Second Lieutenant, 51. Sammano Prathumwan promoted to Second Lieutenant, 52. Singkarn Pimsarn promoted to Second Lieutenant, 53. Sittipong Seeluang promoted to Second Lieutenant, 54. Sinsamutr Chainam promoted to Second Lieutenant, 55. Sunthorn Khampong promoted to Second Lieutenant.

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