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Best Kamsing Announces Boat's Inheritance, Clarifies Malaysia Study

Best Kamsing said she did not finish her language studies in Malaysia because the hotel and school did not match what the agency promised, despite paying a large fee. She announced that family assets will go to her future sister‑in‑law for her brother Boat Kamsing, and shared her plans to act in Chinese series while Boat works as an influencer after leaving football. Their father Somrak added that he hopes to see Boat box someday, and the family discussed the matter on Channel One 31’s “Kuy Saeb Show.”

Best Kamsing Announces Boat's Inheritance, Clarifies Malaysia Study
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Best Kamsing announced that she will pass on family assets to her future sister‑in‑law for her younger brother Boat Kamsing. She also revealed her ambition to become an actress in Chinese television series and updated Boat’s life after giving up his professional football dream, noting he now works as an influencer to help support the family. Their father, Somrak, spoke about family relationships and said he hopes to see Boat compete in a boxing match someday. The remarks were made during an appearance on Channel One 31’s program “Kuy Saeb Show,” where the family discussed the recent controversy over Best’s language study trip to Malaysia and the challenges they faced with the agency and accommodation.

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Police

Police Arrest Ex-Official Over Fake 47 Contracts Scheme

Authorities have arrested a former sub-district official in Phetchabun for creating 47 fictitious projects worth over 70 million baht using fake documents. The scheme involved falsely claiming budget approval to award contracts, which later led to a court ordering payment to contractors. The case highlights ongoing efforts by Thailand's anti-corruption agency to combat fraud at the local level.

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Police

Rayong Official Removes Pluak Daeng Chief Over KTV Bribery

Rayong’s deputy interior minister led an inspection that found four unlicensed KTV venues in Pluak Daeng and alleged bribery payments to local officials. As a result, the district chief has been transferred to the provincial office to facilitate the investigation. Governor Traipop Wongtrairat signed the order effective 17 October 2026.

Rayong Official Removes Pluak Daeng Chief Over KTV Bribery
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National

Thai Army Warns Public Against Military Enlistment Scams

The Royal Thai Army has issued a warning about scammers posing as officers who claim they can help people enlist in exchange for money. It emphasizes that the official recruitment process involves no payments and follows strict regulations. The public is advised to avoid transferring money, gather evidence, and report any such approaches to police and the Army.

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National

IMF Praises Thailand as Gold Medal Host for 2026 Summit

IMF praised Thailand for winning the 'gold medal' in the financial Olympics and lauded it as a model host for the IMF‑World Bank 2026 meetings. Deputy Prime Minister Ekanit Nitithammaphas and IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva highlighted Thailand’s hospitality, AI readiness, and efforts to combat digital financial threats during the press conference. The IMF also projected global growth of 3.1% in 2026 and 3.4% in 2027, with Thailand’s economy expected to expand 2.1% annually.

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National

Thailand Secures $200 Million World Bank Loan for Low-Carbon Cities

Thailand has secured a US$200 million World Bank loan to fund clean‑energy projects and low‑carbon city development, channelled through EXIM Bank with a Finance Ministry guarantee. The initiative will upgrade energy efficiency in public buildings and industrial zones while supporting SMEs, farmers and communities in transitioning to a green economy. Additional agreements with Krungthai Bank and PTT will prepare a just‑transition roadmap and explore carbon‑market mechanisms.

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Police

Police Chief Calls for Full Benefits for Fallen Southern Officers

Police chief has ordered full benefits and swift assistance for the families of two officers killed in separate shootings in Narathiwat on October 17, 2026. Lieutenant Usman Nimayut and Police Sergeant Saroj Hodnual were ambushed while on duty in the deep south. The Royal Thai Police will provide compensation and consider posthumous promotions, honoring the fallen as heroes.

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National

Thai Golfer Danthai Boonma Finishes Tied Fifth at Macau Open

Thai golfer Danthai Boonma secured a tied-fifth finish at the Macau Open 2026, earning over 1.2 million baht for his best performance by a Thai professional this season. The title was won by Wang Weixuan of Chinese Taipei, who defeated South Korea's Im Sung-jae in a playoff to claim his first Asian Tour victory. Other Thai players Sompong Keawkanjana and Pavit Tangkomprasert finished tied for seventh.

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Community

Nenen Pranaphan Opens 10th Cake Shop Branch

Nenen Pranaphan opened her 10th cake shop branch in Bangkok, unveiled a new low‑sugar chocolate line, and discussed balancing her music, business, and acting aspirations. She remains single but open to a serious relationship, emphasizing she doesn’t want partners who drain her energy. The artist also reflected on learning the importance of self‑promotion after focusing solely on her music.

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Community

Boss Bans Office Coffee, Advises Starting Work One Hour Later

A Thai office worker went viral after revealing that their boss banned coffee during work hours and suggested starting the day an hour later instead. Employees say the coffee machine is just 20 seconds away, but the boss insists caffeine affects performance and has even set the office clock three minutes fast. The incident has drawn widespread criticism online, with many urging the employee to find a better workplace.

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Police

Three Suspects Killed, Officer Dead in Narathiwat Gunfight

Three suspects were killed in an exchange of gunfire in Narathiwat’s Si Sakhon district yesterday, October 17, in a clash that also left one police officer dead and two paramilitary rangers wounded. Two of the dead had outstanding arrest warrants and have since been linked by DNA records to the earlier Khao Tawe clash, according … The story Suspects killed in Si Sakhon clash linked to earlier cases as seen on Thaiger News.

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