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TV Host Kranchai Surprises Wedding with Live Hone Krasae Segment

TV host Kranchai surprised a wedding couple by airing a live segment of his show 'Hone Krasae' during the ceremony, introducing lawyer Beer Sornnat as the groom and proclaiming his love for bride Oh Phakjeera. Beer vowed to be the best husband, making Oh proud, while guests celebrated on October 18. A surprise clip from the show was later shared online, capturing the emotional moment.

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At the wedding ceremony, TV host Kranchai surprised everyone by broadcasting a live segment of his show 'Hone Krasae', during which he introduced lawyer Beer Sornnat as the groom and publicly declared his love for bride Oh Phakjeera. Beer vowed to be the best husband, making Oh proud. The celebration on October 18 was attended by close friends and industry peers. The show 'Ti Thaim Krua' later posted a surprise video of the bride, captioned with Beer's declaration of love. The clip aired mid-ceremony as Kranchai hosted his show, unveiled Beer as the new lawyer and groom, leaving Oh stunned and emotional, prompting her to embrace him.

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Elderly Cyclist Killed After Car Tire Blowout Hits House

A 65-year-old woman was killed when a car’s tire blew out, sending the vehicle into the opposite lane and striking her while she cycled for exercise in Phatthalung. The out-of-control car then crashed into a roadside house, causing significant damage. Police are investigating the incident and have identified the driver as a 35-year-old man who was en route to the market with his mother and daughter.

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National

Gold Price Holds Steady as Experts Await Fed Decision

Thai gold experts are largely expecting the price to move sideways, with nearly half seeing no change, while investors remain slightly more optimistic. The Gold Research Center cites the $4,070 support level as crucial, warning that a break could push prices toward $3,950–$3,960. Market attention is focused on the US Federal Reserve’s policy direction and inflation data, which continue to limit short‑term gains.

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Weather

Heavy Rain Forecast for 37 Thai Provinces

Thailand’s Meteorological Department has warned of heavy to very heavy rain across 37 provinces, with about 70 % of the area affected, including Bangkok and its vicinity. The forecast cites a monsoon trough over the Gulf of Thailand and high pressure to the north, bringing easterly winds and raising flood risks, especially in low‑lying and slope areas. Mariners in the Andaman Sea and Gulf of Thailand should expect waves over two metres in thunderstorm zones and exercise caution.

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Community

Thai Chamber Alumni Host Successful 50th Anniversary Charity Concert

The Thai Chamber of Commerce University Alumni Association celebrated its 50th anniversary with a successful charity concert in Bangkok. The event drew former students from all generations, sponsors, and honored guests, and featured performances by three bands. Proceeds will be donated to hospitals lacking medical equipment.

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Community

Giant Golden Dragon Junk Boat Burns, Ending Samut Songkhram Vegetarian Festival

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Regional

Phuket Sees Firecrackers Send Nine Emperor Gods to Heaven

On the final night of Phuket's vegetarian festival, thousands of residents and visitors watched as temples sent the deities Yok Hong Seng Tao (Shiva) and Kiew Hiong Tay Tao (the Nine Emperor Gods) back to heaven amid a barrage of millions of firecrackers. The loud crackles and drifting smoke filled the city as the divine palanquins proceeded toward Cape Saphan Hin. The ritual concluded with temple lights extinguished and doors closed, and the following day the Go Teng pole will be raised to officially end the festival.

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Police

Fire Damages Over 20 Cars At Bangplee Garage

Fire ripped through a large car‑repair workshop on Bang Na-Trat Road in Bangplee, damaging over twenty vehicles waiting for insurance repairs. Firefighters brought the blaze under control after about an hour using water and foam, with no injuries reported. Police are investigating the cause while the scene remains sealed.

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Police

Father Missing After Flood Submerges Bridge in Chachoengsao

A 23‑year‑old man reported his father missing after floodwaters submerged their home in Chachoengsao. Neighbors last saw the father collecting relief rice packs before he likely slipped on a moss‑covered, underwater bridge and fell into a swift canal. Rescue teams searched with three boats but found no trace, only dead fish, and suspended the effort at 10 p.m. pending a renewed search the next day.

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Thai Fighter Nabill Anan Challenges Japanese Opponent to Muay Thai

Thai fighter Nabill Anan fired back at Japanese opponent Yuki Yosa after Yosa called their ONE Samurai 4 bout boring. Nabill challenged Yosa to try Muay Thai, saying the fight rules favored his opponent and inviting him to experience real excitement. He added that he still has much to improve and urged both fighters to keep striving for better performance.

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Community

Villagers Light Candles Along Dark Road After Street Lights Fail

Villagers in Phatthalung have lit candles and oil torches along a dark tourist road after newly installed streetlights worked only two days before being switched off, citing safety fears for residents and tourists. They protested the Rural Highway Department's failure to keep the lights on, saying they were left in darkness for nearly a year. The community collected Buddhist Lent candles from local temples and placed them along almost a kilometre of roadside.

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