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Aichi Governor Clarifies Remarks About Thai Techball Team's Food

Aichi Prefecture Governor Hideaki Omura clarified that his earlier criticism about the food served to Thailand's techball team at the 2026 Asian Games was directed at the team's officials and coaches, not the athletes. He said his comments had been misreported as saying he did not want the Thai team to attend, and he protested inaccurate articles, requesting corrections. The clarification came after his initial remarks sparked controversy online.

Aichi Governor Clarifies Remarks About Thai Techball Team's Food
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In a press conference yesterday, Governor Hideaki Omura said that his remarks had been misunderstood, explaining that he had complained about the limited lunch options near the techball venue, describing the food as inadequate, and wondered what the Thai team's officials and coaches were doing there, suggesting they were just trying to boost views. He added that he had felt such people were not welcome, but noted that, as it was outside the organizing committee's purview, they could not intervene. He stressed that he never said he did not want the Thai team to come. Omura said he had protested to Japanese media over articles containing false statements and requested corrections.

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Police

Police Raid Temple, Disrobe Meth-Using Monk in Khon Kaen

Villagers in Khon Kaen tipped off police after suspecting a monk of using methamphetamine. Officers raided a forest temple, found drug paraphernalia in the monk’s quarters, and a video showed him dressed as a layperson out at night. The monk admitted to using two meth pills, was disrobed, and tested positive for drugs.

Police Raid Temple, Disrobe Meth-Using Monk in Khon Kaen
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Weather

Floodwaters Submerge Homes in Chachoengsao's Bang Khla District

Severe flooding in Chachoengsao's Bang Khla district has left houses nearly submerged and swept away farmed shrimp and fish. Some residents have evacuated while others stay, using foam as makeshift transport. Rescue teams continue to provide aid and monitor water levels for any further rise.

Floodwaters Submerge Homes in Chachoengsao's Bang Khla District
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National

Thai Table Tennis Star Arunwan Beats World No.1 Chinese, Advances

Thai table tennis player Arunwan Paranang stunned world No.1 Sun Yingsha with a 3‑1 comeback victory at the China Smash 2026 in Beijing, advancing to the last‑16. She lost the opening game but won the next three, including a dramatic 12‑10 rally in the final game after being down 2‑8. Arunwan will now face Japan’s Honoka Hashimoto in the next round.

Thai Table Tennis Star Arunwan Beats World No.1 Chinese, Advances
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Community

Rescue Team Removes Cobra from Car in Chonburi Parking Lot

On October 7, 2069, a metre-long cobra was discovered curled in the engine bay of a white Toyota pickup parked behind Big C in Bo Thong, Chonburi. Rescue volunteers safely captured the venomous snake after about ten minutes, using a snare and pliers to avoid injury. The car’s owner, Ngamwan, said he was shocked but grateful that the snake did not enter the cabin, and locals gathered to note the license plate Bor 893 Sa Kaeo for lucky numbers.

Rescue Team Removes Cobra from Car in Chonburi Parking Lot
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National

Authorities Speed Drainage in Rangsit South Before Nakhon Nayok Influx

Authorities have installed four extra water pumps to speed up drainage in Rangsit South before accepting additional water from Nakhon Nayok. The move aims to lower flood risks in Pathum Thani and protect residents while preparing to channel water from Nakhon Nayok into the Chao Phraya River. Officials say draining Rangsit South first is essential to avoid overwhelming the system and impacting local communities.

Authorities Speed Drainage in Rangsit South Before Nakhon Nayok Influx
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Community

Taiwan Celebrates 115th National Day in Bangkok Amid Strong Ties

Taiwan marked its 115th National Day at a Bangkok gala attended by over 1,000 dignitaries, highlighting strong Taiwan‑Thailand ties. Representative Peter Lan stressed Taiwan’s technological prowess, noting it produces over 90 % of the world’s advanced chips and AI servers, and cited growing trade, investment, and people‑to‑people links between the two sides.

Taiwan Celebrates 115th National Day in Bangkok Amid Strong Ties
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National

Mother Dies of Brain Bleed, Baby Saved, Organs Donated

A 32-year-old pregnant woman with severe preeclampsia suffered a brain hemorrhage and was declared brain dead. Doctors performed an emergency cesarean section, saving her baby. Her family then donated her organs, specifically both kidneys, which saved two other lives.

Mother Dies of Brain Bleed, Baby Saved, Organs Donated
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Community

Chai Nat MP Delivers Flood Relief Supplies to Sappaya Residents

Chai Nat MP Anucha Nakasai visited Sappaya District on October 7, 2026, to deliver rice, dry food, drinking water and other essentials to flood‑affected residents. He called on all sectors to assist relief efforts so no community is overlooked, and urged locals to protect their health amid renewed rains. His aide said the mission aimed to provide encouragement and hope that everyone would overcome the flooding together.

Chai Nat MP Delivers Flood Relief Supplies to Sappaya Residents
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National

Health Officials Warn of Five Rainy-Season Diseases Amid Floods

Health officials at Wimut Hospital warn of five diseases — influenza, dengue, leptospirosis, diarrhea, and skin infections — that become more prevalent during heavy rains and floods. They urge the public to recognize early symptoms, practice preventive measures such as hand washing, wearing masks, and avoiding contact with stagnant water, and seek prompt medical care for worsening conditions. Special caution is advised for children, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses.

Health Officials Warn of Five Rainy-Season Diseases Amid Floods
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National

Ex-Prachinburi Governor Orders Transfer of District Chief Over Flood

A leaked document shows that the former Prachinburi governor ordered the transfer of Ban Sang district chief Setthawut Wongleowut over alleged poor cooperation in flood management. The order, signed on the governor’s last day before retirement, moves Setthawut to a central administration post for October‑November 2026. Local residents, however, say he handled flood relief duties effectively.

Ex-Prachinburi Governor Orders Transfer of District Chief Over Flood
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