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Thai Facebook Page Shares Lottery Numbers for Upcoming Draw

Thai Facebook page POTATO posted a set of lottery numbers for the October 16, 2026 draw at midnight, sharing two‑digit, repeating and running digits. The page warned users about scams and reminded them to gamble responsibly. Fans reacted quickly, filling the comments with excitement about the potential win.

Thai Facebook Page Shares Lottery Numbers for Upcoming Draw
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According to the post, the lucky numbers for the draw are 01, 11, 28, 44, 54, 75, 84, and 96, with running numbers 2 and 7. The page emphasized that there are no official number groups or affiliated websites, and cautioned against fraudsters using its profile picture to deceive people. It also urged followers to buy lottery tickets in moderation and not rely on them as a main source of income. The announcement concluded with a note that the genuine page is marked by a blue check badge. Fans responded enthusiastically, leaving comments celebrating if the numbers turn out to be winners.

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National

Lottery Players Chase Lucky Numbers from Nene, Storm, and Miracles

The article provides a collection of lucky numbers for the Thai government lottery draw on October 16, 2069, sourced from auspicious figures, military jets, celebrity cars, ceremonies, and unusual events. It highlights numbers from a Nene Royal car gifted by billionaire Dhanin Chearavanont, a go‑kart champion’s vehicle, a rain‑stopping ceremony for the Prince of Chumphon, and a woman giving birth in a car. Readers are encouraged to pick these numbers for a chance to win in the final quarter of 2069.

Lottery Players Chase Lucky Numbers from Nene, Storm, and Miracles
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Community

Suphanburi Temple Gets Clean Cremation Furnace Villagers Seek Numbers

Suphanburi Province delivered a pollution-free cremation furnace to Wat Phutthamongkhon, with officials presiding over the opening ceremony. Villagers participated by writing their names and ages on paper to place in a coffin, hoping to rid themselves of misfortune, and later searched the coffin lid for lottery numbers, finding 68, 86, and 120. The event also included a test cremation of a 120‑year‑old man to inaugurate the new furnace.

Suphanburi Temple Gets Clean Cremation Furnace Villagers Seek Numbers
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Weather

Thailand Warns of Heavy Rain, Strong Winds in 31 Provinces

The Meteorological Department warns of thunderstorms, strong winds and heavy rain across 31 provinces, with risks of flash floods and forest runoff. Seas in the Andaman and Gulf of Thailand may see waves over two metres during thunderstorms. Detailed regional forecasts outline temperature ranges, wind conditions and rain probabilities for the next 24 hours.

Thailand Warns of Heavy Rain, Strong Winds in 31 Provinces
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Police

Two Gunmen Kill 31-Year-Old Outside Bangkok Cannabis Shop

Two gunmen opened fire on a 31-year-old man outside a cannabis shop in Bangkok, striking him five times and killing him before escaping on a motorcycle. Police arrived after receiving an emergency call at 1:00 a.m. and found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage to identify the attackers.

Two Gunmen Kill 31-Year-Old Outside Bangkok Cannabis Shop
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National

Former Boxing Champ Returns to Detective’s Home After Drug Admission

Former world boxing champion Amnop Ruenring returned to the home of retired detective Yutthaporn Sisomsong, known as Johnny the Detective, late at night and confessed to recent alcohol and drug use. Johnny said he is giving Amnop one final chance to recover, insisting he take his medicine, avoid all distractions, and follow a strict routine. Amnop apologized to the public and pledged to obey Johnny’s instructions to get clean.

Former Boxing Champ Returns to Detective’s Home After Drug Admission
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Police

Middle-Aged Man Dies In Motorcycle-Trailer Crash In Amnat Charoen

A middle‑aged man died after his motorcycle slammed into the back of a tractor‑carrying trailer in Amnat Charoen province. The rider, whose identity is still unknown, was not carrying any identification. Police are working with the Phetkasem Foundation to locate his relatives.

Middle-Aged Man Dies In Motorcycle-Trailer Crash In Amnat Charoen
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Police

Grandfather's Truck Skids Into Pond, Saves Four, Toddler Drowns

Grandfather Prasert Thiangthaisong lost control of his pickup on rain‑slick roads in I Chachoengsao, sending the vehicle into a pond. Four occupants were rescued, but his two‑year‑old granddaughter drowned after being underwater for over ten minutes. Police recovered the child’s body and are investigating the accident.

Grandfather's Truck Skids Into Pond, Saves Four, Toddler Drowns
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National

Villagers Unearth Ancient 1,000-Year-Old Pottery Jar in Buriram Field

Villagers in Buriram’s Pakham district uncovered an ancient clay jar estimated to be around 1,000 years old while tilling a cassava field. The find followed a family member’s dream of a white light over an old temple chapel, which they regard as a good omen. Authorities have taken possession of the jar and sent it to the Fine Arts Department for further analysis and preservation as a national treasure.

Villagers Unearth Ancient 1,000-Year-Old Pottery Jar in Buriram Field
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Breaking

Citizens Protest IMF-World Bank Meetings in Bangkok Overnight

Thai citizen groups have launched an overnight protest at Bangkok's Khlong Toei crossroads during the IMF and World Bank annual meetings, presenting seven urgent demands for economic justice. They accuse the institutions and the Thai government of advancing a neoliberal "blue regime" that enriches elites while shifting debt, environmental harm, and insecurity onto the public. The demonstrators call for reclaiming public control over energy, resources, and policy, and for ending repression of peaceful assembly.

Citizens Protest IMF-World Bank Meetings in Bangkok Overnight
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Police

Woman Punches Drunk Harasser Who Threatened Singer on Parade Stage

A heavily intoxicated man repeatedly tried to pull a female singer off the stage during a parade performance in Krasang District, Buriram, on 15 Oct 69. A female event staff member intervened, punching the man once and knocking him to the ground. The singer thanked the staff for protecting her and apologized for the disturbance.

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