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Police Hospital Delivers Aid to Flood Victims in Bangkok
Police Hospital’s mobile medical unit visited Rom Klao Police Station in Bangkok to assist flood‑affected residents and distribute relief packs. Led by senior officials, the team used high‑performance 4×4 vehicles to reach inundated areas without adding burden to frontline officers. They also delivered essential supplies to local residents and police families impacted by the flooding.
Police Hospital Welcomes New Chief Doctor, Holds First Executive Meeting
Police Hospital’s new chief physician, Police Lieutenant General Kestham Ratsanumasong, led his first executive meeting after taking office, setting policies focused on teamwork and quality care. Former chief Police Lieutenant General Thaveesin Wetchawitharn congratulated him with flowers, and the new chief honored the retiree with a garland. The hospital also held a volunteer music event with artists and police personnel, delivering supplies to disaster victims and bringing joy to patients and visitors.
Floods Trap Thousands in Bangkok's Lad Krabang Area
Severe flooding in Bangkok’s Lad Krabang and Rom Klao districts has left thousands of residents stranded in temporary shelters, with many reporting losses of up to a million baht and receiving no prior warning. Relief efforts are underway as government agencies, volunteers, and donation centers provide food, water, and essential supplies. Elderly residents and migrant workers describe difficulties retrieving personal documents and fear inadequate assistance due to their age or nationality.
Police Officer Wounded in Suspected Insurgent Ambush in Narathiwat
A police officer was shot and wounded while holding his nine month old daughter outside his home in Narathiwat on October 2, in what security officials believe was an insurgent ambush. The shooting happened at about 9.09pm in Suwari subdistrict, Rueso district, while the 37 year old officer was on leave. He was sitting on the … The story Police officer shot in suspected insurgent ambush in Narathiwat as seen on Thaiger News.
Bangkok Drains Water Ahead of Expected Heavy Rainfall Oct 10-11
Bangkok is stepping up drainage efforts in anticipation of heavy rain expected on October 5‑6 and especially October 10‑11, when up to 150 mm could fall. Officials said the Chao Phraya River remains within safe limits while mobile pumps are deployed across several districts and flood‑prone roads are monitored. The city is using weather data and public reports to target relief and keep main roads open.
Cyber Police Detain Fraud Suspect Achiraya Overnight in Bangkok
Cyber police detained Achiraya Ruangratanapong, chairman of a victim assistance group, on fraud, money laundering and related charges. He spent his first night in custody at Thung Song Hong police station, appearing calm and refusing food, while a retired army doctor visited to offer encouragement. No other visitors or relatives were reported.
Thai Official Promotes Natural Capital Projects for High-Income Goal
Deputy Prime Minister Yossanon Wongsuwat spoke at the STS Forum in Kyoto, advocating natural capital accounting as a tool for economic stability. He unveiled three strategic projects—Siam Silica, Siam Medica, and Siam Terra—designed to elevate Thailand to high-income status through science and technology. Pilot work on natural capital accounting is already underway in Nan province with support from the World Bank and national agencies.
Thai Rider Somkiat Chantra Finishes 13th in Japanese MotoGP
Thai rider Somkiat Chantra finished 13th at the Japanese Grand Prix, earning three MotoGP points. Starting from 15th on the grid, he recovered from a poor start that left him 21st early in the race. Chantra substituted for the injured 2020 world champion Joan Mir at Mobility Resort Motegi on October 4, 2026.
Bung Baiyok Teams with Rescue to Aid Flood Victims
Bung Baiyok of Baiyoke Support Team is coordinating with rescue units to deliver food, water, and relief packs to flood victims across Thailand. She has opened a public call for coordinates, urging people to report areas still in need of assistance. The effort aims to convey compassion and support to help affected families overcome the flooding crisis.
Thailand Authority Praises 18 Asian Games Golds, Targets LA 2028
Thailand's Sports Authority praised the 18 gold medals won at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, calling them high-quality and highlighting standout performances by sprinter Biew Phuriplu Bunson and badminton player Vu Kulwutt Wititsant, who are aiming for the LA 2028 Olympics. Thailand finished seventh overall and first among ASEAN nations, exceeding its target of at least 15 gold medals. The authority said prize money will be distributed within a week and plans are in place to prepare athletes for the next Olympic Games.
Rayong Residents Dump Waste Outside Municipality Over Uncollected Garbage
Angry residents of Rayong’s Choei Noi district have dumped huge piles of flood‑damaged garbage in front of the municipal office after garbage collection trucks failed to appear following recent floods. The rotting waste is producing a foul odor across the area, prompting protesters to demand swift action from local officials. They hope the visible demonstration will force the municipality to resume waste removal and alleviate their suffering.
Pickup Truck Splashes Motorcycle in Viral Video, Police Sought
A pickup truck sped through floodwater, splashing a motorcycle and soaking its rider in a video that has gone viral with 7.6 million views. Netizens have denounced the driver and urged police to identify and prosecute him. Thai officials warn the act may result in imprisonment, fines, and civil liability under traffic and criminal laws.