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Channel 3 Launches New BL Series Decoding You Khotrak

Channel 3 has launched a new BL series titled “Decoding You Khotrak,” starring Tahi Kavin and Friend Peerakrit. The drama begins with a marriage of convenience and gradually reveals a decade‑long secret love. It airs Sundays at 8:30 PM, starting October 4 on Channel 3 and 3Plus.

Channel 3 Launches New BL Series Decoding You Khotrak
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Channel 3 is pushing forward with its BL lineup, presenting “Decoding You Khotrak” starring Tahi Kavin as Kit and Friend Peerakrit as Non. The plot follows Kit, a young, ambitious businessman who marries Non to escape a pressing crisis, unaware that Non has secretly loved him for ten years. As their relationship develops from a contractual marriage, both characters begin to uncover their true feelings. Tahi shared his excitement about his first project with Channel 3, describing Kit as a confident, calm character that required extensive research, especially since the role is older than him; he sought advice from older co-stars and received acting tips from Friend, director Miao-Pawanrat Naksuriya, and producer A-Tinpan Tantininirand. Friend described Non as cheerful, observant, and caring, noting that the role allowed him to showcase his own playful side while adding nuance and emotional depth, especially in portraying Non’s swinging feelings of love, anger, and sadness toward Kit. The series also features a strong supporting cast including Ple Pharadee, Singto Sakkarat, First Pharada, Om Kanin, Paint Kritkant, and Candy Supapass. Audiences who enjoy slow‑burn love stories, long‑awaited crushes, or are curious whether Non can change Kit’s heart through this marriage should mark their calendars. “Decoding You Khotrak” premieres every Sunday at 8:30 PM, with the first episode airing on October 4 on Channel 3 (TV channel 33) and streaming on 3Plus.

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Thai Women's Sepak Takraw Team Misses Gold After Injury

Thailand's women's sepak takraw team missed a gold medal after key player Vipada Chitpruan suffered an injury during the match against Vietnam. Coach Veerachai Saengsang said the team started well but lost momentum mid-game, and believes they could have maintained their lead without the injury. He thanked the athletes for their effort, apologized to fans, and said the team will learn from the experience to improve.

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Police

Driver Surrenders After Hit‑and‑Run Kills German Couple in Phang Nga

Authorities in Phang Nga have located the pickup truck involved in a fatal hit‑and‑run that killed a German tourist couple while they crossed a zebra crossing. The driver fled the scene, left the vehicle beside a temple, and later surrendered to Khao Lak Police Station. He is being held for reckless driving charges that led to the deaths.

Driver Surrenders After Hit‑and‑Run Kills German Couple in Phang Nga
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Police

Police Arrest Achirawat Ruangrattanaphong for Money Laundering and Fraud

Police arrested Achirawat Ruangrattanaphong for money laundering and fraud after uncovering over 350 million baht in illicit funds moving through two bank accounts, including a personal account and one under a victim assistance club, where donated money was allegedly misused. A major donor transferred 700,000 baht, believing it was for charity. He faces charges of public fraud, computer crime, money laundering, and illegal online boxing gambling.

Police Arrest Achirawat Ruangrattanaphong for Money Laundering and Fraud
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Community

Karen Community Keeps Ancient Weaving Traditions Alive

Karen weavers in Baan Lai Kaew, Doi Tao district, maintain a centuries‑old tradition of hand‑woven textiles that convey identity, marital status and protection through distinctive patterns and colours. Elder Tuay Jan Kum Pu Ped explains that the village’s unique chicken‑wing and honey‑comb motifs, found only in Doi Tao and Hod, symbolise heritage and have endured despite modern influences. Today the traditional Chewa dress and Kayakang‑patterned garments serve both as cultural symbols and contemporary fashion, with their stories shared online via the Tung Saeng Tawan Facebook page and Payai TV.

Karen Community Keeps Ancient Weaving Traditions Alive
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Police

Two German Tourists Killed in Khao Lak Hit‑and‑Run

PHANG NGA — Two German tourists were killed after a pickup truck struck them while they were crossing a road at a pedestrian crossing in Khao Lak, Phang Nga, on Friday night. The driver fled the scene. The crash occurred at about 21:45 on 2 October on Phetkasem Road, heading towards Thai Mueang district, near […]

Two German Tourists Killed in Khao Lak Hit‑and‑Run
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Tourism

Phuket Hotel Staff Return 100,000 Baht to Forgetful French Tourist

PHUKET — Hotel staff in Phuket returned an envelope containing cash worth about 100,000 baht to a French tourist after he accidentally left it in a wardrobe when checking out. The incident was shared by the owner of OASIS Phuket Airport, who said a housekeeper found the envelope containing stacks of banknotes in the wardrobe […]

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Police

Cambodian Rubber Worker, Puppy Killed by Lightning in Trat

TRAT — A 47-year-old Cambodian rubber plantation worker and her puppy were killed by a lightning strike while she was resting in a hammock beneath a rubber tree in Trat province on Friday. Police were alerted at about 2pm on 2 October and went to the scene near Wat Khao Tapon in Tha Kum subdistrict, […]

Cambodian Rubber Worker, Puppy Killed by Lightning in Trat
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Tourism

Historic Floating Buddha Image Draws Pilgrims to Samut Songkhram Temple

The legendary floating Buddha image Luang Pho Wat Ban Laem, housed at Wat Phet Samut Worawihan in Samut Songkhram, is revered for its miraculous powers and historic ties to Thai royalty. According to local lore, the statue was recovered from the Mae Klong River after a storm and has since attracted pilgrims seeking healing, prosperity and protection. Its fame was cemented during a 19th‑century cholera outbreak when holy water distributed by the abbot helped end the epidemic, and members of the Chakri dynasty have long made regular visits to pay respects.

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National

Mahachulalongkorn Uni Celebrates 139 Years, Announces 8 Policies

Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University marked its 139th anniversary with a ceremony in Ayutthaya that honored King Chulalongkorn’s legacy and unveiled eight new policies. The policies aim to preserve the university’s Buddhist identity while advancing modernity, technology, internationalization, and good governance. Officials said the framework will guide the institution’s development into a modern Buddhist university.

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BMA Cancels Khu Bon Water Project Amid Favoritism Claims

The Democrat Party spokesman accused the current Bangkok Metropolitan Administration of cancelling the Khu Bon water‑retention project to favour a housing development tied to the governor’s advisor. He said the project’s legal groundwork was complete and would have cost only 324 million baht, far less than the 11 billion baht claimed by officials. The cancellation, he argued, has deprived eastern Bangkok of a crucial flood‑prevention facility and warrants a serious investigation.

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