Community

Thai-Japanese Band ADORA Releases First Thai-Language Single 'NO MORE!!!'

Thai-Japanese rock band ADORA has released its first Thai-language single, 'NO MORE!!!', a track that blends intense J-rock with a megaphone-driven vocal style. The song, arranged with help from Max The Darkest Romance, explores self-awareness after preaching righteousness to others. Fans can stream the new single on YouTube via BRIDGE Management.

1h ago Khaosod

Khao Sot Music – Thai-Japanese rock band ADORA erupts with a comeback! Sending 'NO MORE!!!', their first Thai-language single, infused with intense J-rock flavor. Thai-Japanese rock band 'ADORA' from BRIDGE Management announced an important step with the comeback release of 'NO MORE!!!', the band's first Thai-language single, after previously delivering intense Japanese-language tracks like Ms.Brainwash, Fushigi na Yume, Infernoids, RavenDor, Betrayal, 4.00 am club aim, and Hoshi ni Negau, proving their musical uniqueness and distinctive identity. Vocal delivery through a megaphone by GT (lead vocals, guitar) blends with the J-rock music of Hiroshi (guitar), Da (bass), and Nam (drums) that is fierce and charming, making one want to catch ADORA live sometime. 'NO MORE!!!' conveys a heartfelt message for those who have just opened their eyes after indulging in their own righteousness, constantly teaching others, yet when facing their own problems, they know everything except themselves. Musically, it is delivered through a dense, fast, and rocking line that creates a chaotic, turbulent feeling; the specialness of this single also came from 'Max The Darkest Romance' helping arrange the Thai lyrics, which when mixed with the band's Japanese-influenced music style creates a pleasant chemistry and a fresh, novel sound. Listen to NO MORE!!! – ADORA on YouTube: BRIDGE management.

No. 01 of ∞ Read at source → Next

Community

Father Clarifies Karting Protest, Denies Feud With Rival Family

The father of a young go-kart racer has posted a statement denying any conflict with the family of a rival competitor, saying he only seeks clarification from race officials about possible rule violations. He stressed his goal is fairness for all children, not an advantage for his own son.

1h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Deputy Interior Minister: PM Met Pheu Thai, No Vote Talk

Deputy Interior Minister Pholpeer Suwannacheewi said the Prime Minister shared a meal with Pheu Thai ministers, discussing flood relief and ministry projects but not no‑confidence vote strategy. He said Pheu Thai and Deputy Prime Minister Yotsanan Wongsuwat already know how to proceed, and mocked the opposition’s claims of having a trump card. The meeting focused on flood recovery, with the Prime Minister saying a five‑day debate is too long and leaving timing to the whips.

1h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Police

Deputy Interior Minister Seeks Action Over Prachinburi Chemical Leak

Deputy Interior Minister Pholphon Suwanchavee is pushing for criminal and civil charges against a chemical factory in Prachinburi after its leak affected flood‑stricken villagers. He says the plant is likely a nominee linked to a prominent local surname, with suspicious capital increases and shared accounting, prompting coordination with the Industry Ministry and the Anti‑Money Laundering Office. Authorities plan to inspect the facility, move toxic waste off‑site, and pursue penalties and compensation for impacted residents.

2h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Ing Fah Woraha Plans Temple Fair Food Booth Next Year

Actress Ing Fah Woraha announced plans to open a food booth at the Wat Rai Khing temple fair next year, aiming to transition into a full‑time entrepreneur. She said she enjoyed her time as a vendor and wants to grow her brand beyond fan sales to reach the general public. Ing Fah added that she will consider factors like heat, crowds, and customer service before launching the booth.

2h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

PM Anutin Lunches with Pheu Thai Ministers, Waves Them Off

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul lunched with Pheu Thai ministers at Government House on October 13, 2026, then saw them off smiling and waving. He later directed Bhumjaithai ministers Phonpeerap Suwannachawi and Phirad Prisananantakul to speak to the media instead of granting interviews himself.

2h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Government Savings Bank Sends Flood Aid to 150,000 Homes Today

The Government Savings Bank is set to transfer flood relief funds to 150,124 households across 21 provinces starting at 11 a.m. today. To date, the bank has already disbursed aid to over 160,350 households, totaling more than 1.28 billion baht, covering 37 provinces including Bangkok. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation says the transfers are ongoing as part of continued flood relief efforts.

2h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Actress Pinky Savika Prioritizes Career, Pauses Romance for Years

Pinky Savika announced she has five film and series projects lined up and is choosing to focus on her career rather than romance, planning to pause dating for one to two years. She admitted that role‑related stress has led her to take sleeping pills recently, but believes her career luck is rising according to her own astrology checks. The actress emphasized her desire to be self‑reliant and said she is happy surrounding herself with supportive female friends.

2h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

PM Avoids Flood Questions, Meets Thai Thai Party Ministers

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul avoided answering questions about Thailand's flood situation, referring reporters to the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department regarding relief funds. He later had lunch with several Thai Thai Party ministers at Government House after a King Bhumibol memorial ceremony. Anutin then returned to the Government House without further comment.

3h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Bank of Thailand Keeps 2024 GDP Growth Forecast at 2.3%

The Bank of Thailand held its 2024 GDP growth forecast at 2.3%, citing strong export growth of 17‑18% and private investment rising around 13% amid AI‑driven inflows. Governor Vithay Ratnakorn warned that structural limits — low investment, weak productivity, an aging workforce and high household debt — cap the economy’s potential at about 2.7%. He urged coordinated, long‑term reforms to lift growth and support SMEs.

3h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Prime Minister Leads Cabinet in King Bhumibol Wreath-Laying Ceremony

On October 13, 2025, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul led the Thai Cabinet in a wreath-laying ceremony at the King Bhumibol Memorial Park to honor the late King Rama IX. The ceremony was followed by an audience with King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida at the Grand Palace. The event commemorates the annual King Bhumibol Memorial Day marking the monarch's death in 2016.

3h ago Khaosod

Read this story →