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Actress Nooy Busakorn Shares Menopause Tips, Defends Friend Toey

Actress Nooy Busakorn shared her experience with menopause, hormonal swings, and panic attacks, explaining how yoga and Buddhist teachings help her cope. She expressed sympathy for her friend Toey Jarinporn after a breakup and warned social media users not to judge or harass others. Nooy also discussed teaching her sons to handle online bullying and blackmail while offering practical self‑care advice.

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At the ‘Beneath The Lies Premiere Night with Gulf & Kao’ held on the sixth floor in front of Siam Paragon’s cinema, Nooy Busakorn spoke candidly about self‑care for women over 50. She admitted to struggling with hormonal swings, insomnia, and panic attacks that led her to see a doctor, but ultimately found relief through Buddhist principles and the practice of letting go. Nooy acknowledged that accepting these changes is difficult, yet stressed the importance of self‑awareness and recognizing that many symptoms stem from hormones. She spoke warmly of her friend Toey Jarinporn, whom she contacted by phone and FaceTime after Toey’s breakup, urging social media users to refrain from harsh judgments because nobody knows the full story behind anyone’s relationship. Nooy also talked about raising her two sons, teaching them to navigate online bullying and blackmail, and reminded everyone to consider others’ feelings. When asked about her personal routine, she highlighted eating well, thinking positively, sleeping soundly, staying hydrated, avoiding sugary drinks, enjoying traditional Thai sweets, and incorporating regular cardio exercise alongside her longtime yoga practice, which she says steadies her breath and mind. She noted that she has been looking after herself for over twenty years, balances being a single mother with support from the children’s father, and joins her husband in activities such as skiing despite her fear of heights.

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SuperToom Sets Thai Flag World Record on Pattaya Beach

Associate Professor Dr. Thanaboon Sirikunakul (SuperToom) led a team that set a world record for the largest Thai flag unfurled during a free‑fall jump over Pattaya Beach. Professor Dr. Krit Jericholawanich of Siriraj Hospital was the first to bring the flag onto the shore during the rehearsal on 7 October. The team plans to attempt to break the record again on 5 December, inviting the public to watch and sing the national anthem.

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Family Carries Autistic Son in Basin Through Floodwaters

CHACHOENGSAO — 6 October 2026, A family in Chachoengsao faced treacherous floodwaters to get their autistic son to a hospital for a scheduled medical appointment, carrying him in a large plastic basin through chest-high water. The touching scene was witnessed on Tuesday in Ban Bang Phaniang, Village 2, Khu Yai Mi subdistrict, Sanam Chai Khet […]

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National

Free M6 Motorway Section Opens Amid Flooding to Aid Drivers

BANGKOK — 6 October 2026, The Department of Highways has opened a section of the M6 motorway free of charge in both directions to provide motorists with an alternative route around flood-affected areas. The Motorway Division began trial operations on the Bang Pa-in–Nakhon Ratchasima motorway, covering the Bang Pa-in–Hin Kong section, at 18:00 on 6 […]

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Krung Thai Electric Leads Forest Revisit for Scholars and Staff

Krung Thai Electric’s scholarship program brought together current scholars, alumni, and staff for a One Day Trip to Samut Songkhram’s Mangrove Nature School on September 13, 2026. Participants kayaked the Bang Bon canal to review the 50,000 mangrove trees planted since 2017, now serving as a coastal barrier and fish nursery. The afternoon featured an art‑therapy workshop aimed at alleviating burnout and strengthening inner resilience.

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Robbers Steal Nearly 30 Million Baht From Chon Buri Home

Three armed robbers broke into a foreigner’s home in Chon Buri early yesterday, October 6, stealing cash and luxury watches before forcing the victim to transfer cryptocurrency worth about 27 million baht. The robbery happened at around 3.30am at a house in an upscale residential estate in Nong Prue subdistrict, Bang Lamung district. Police said … The story Gunmen raid foreigner’s Chon Buri home, steal nearly 30m baht as seen on Thaiger News.

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National

Royal Barge Procession Returns to Chao Phraya River Nov 6

Bangkok’s Royal Barge Procession returns on 6 November 2026, with 52 ceremonial barges travelling along the Chao Phraya River to Wat Arun. Discover the centuries-old tradition, its connection to the Royal Kathin ceremony, October rehearsals and riverside viewing locations for this rare celebration of Thai culture, craftsmanship and royal heritage.

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Thaksin Appears Calm at Tax Court Asset Seizure Hearing

Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra attended a tax court hearing on his request for temporary protection against repeated asset seizures by the Revenue Department linked to the 2006 sale of Shin Corp shares worth 1.5 billion baht. He arrived smiling, told reporters he was relaxed and unconcerned, and said he had no worries about the proceedings. The case follows a Supreme Tax Court ruling that upheld the agency's tax assessment on the Shin Corp share sale.

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Thailand Moves Flood‑Negligent District Chief to Admin College

Thailand’s Director-General of the Department of Provincial Administration has ordered the transfer of Ban Sang District Chief Setthawut Wongloewut to the College of Public Administration after he failed to cooperate in flood relief efforts in Prachin Buri. The move follows a complaint from the provincial governor and an investigation that confirmed the official’s lack of dedication. The official will serve auxiliary duty at the college from 7 October to 5 November 2069.

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Anutin Rebukes Ban Sang Chief Over Flood Response, Orders Probe

Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul rebuked Ban Sang District Chief Setthawut Wongloewut for failing to cooperate on flood relief, calling the situation shameful. He ordered a disciplinary and attitude investigation after confirming the district chief’s lack of enthusiasm and delayed actions. The move follows a formal transfer request from Prachinburi Governor Chanathip Kokmony.

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