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Anuntin Addresses MP Scandal, Says Bhumjaithai Image Protected by Law

Anutin Charnvirakul, Thailand’s deputy prime minister and leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, dismissed concerns that an investigation into MP Sukhada Sang Thanthap’s financial dealings would harm the party’s reputation. He said the matter had not been discussed at the party’s weekly meeting and stressed that all activities are regulated by law. Anutin made the remarks while inspecting the party kitchen and cooking stir‑fried basil chicken on October 6, 2026.

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Anutin Charnvirakul visited the Bhumjaithai Party’s kitchen on October 6, 2026, cooked a stir‑fried basil chicken dish, and avoided commenting on the money‑trail probe involving MP Sukhada Sang Thanthap and her spouse. He stated that the issue was not raised at the party’s weekly meeting and reiterated that all actions are under legal control.

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Attorney General Names New Spokesperson Team, Recalls Veteran

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CPF, Kasetsart Launch Aquatic Breed Upgrade For Thai Farmers

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Police

Mother Forgives Sons After On-Air Apology, Pursues Care Center Action

A mother publicly forgave her two sons after they apologized on television for placing her in an elderly care center where she alleged abuse, confinement, and forced medication. She said the center lacked a doctor and had iron cages on beds, and vowed to pursue legal action against it. Authorities have begun investigating the facility for operating without proper medical licensing.

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Thai Taekwondo Athlete Wins Bronze, Hospitalized for Sinusitis

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Elderly Driver Escapes Burning Car Outside Hospital

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Thai Politicians File Police Complaint Over Flood Aid Defamation

Thai politicians Panithan Wanich and Wutthakorn Nutyakul filed a police complaint after being accused online of misusing military meal boxes for personal publicity during flood relief. They said the allegations, which spread rapidly on social media, were baseless and intended to stir political hatred during the crisis. The complaint targets specific users who posted the defamatory content.

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Flash Flood Destroys Mae Sam Lap Agricultural Building in Mae Hong Son

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National

Reserve Senator May Face False Accusation Suit Over EC Complaint

A reserve senator may be sued for false accusation after lodging a complaint against two Election Commission members. The Nonthaburi Provincial Court heard the case on October 5, 2026, with the Appeals Court president to decide whether the lawsuit belongs to the Supreme Court or the Corruption Court. The case has been temporarily removed from the docket, with a jurisdictional hearing set for February 15, 2027.

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Thai Inflation Rises to 2.82% in September on Oil, Food

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