National

Boxer Bee Chan-jaem Thanks Supporters After Asian Games Quarterfinal

Thai boxer Bee Chan-jaem Suwanpen reached the quarter‑finals of the 65 kg division at the 2026 Asian Games and praised her supporters after the competition. Although she did not medal, she congratulated teammate Focus Natthicha on winning the historic gold for Thai women’s boxing. Bee said she gave her utmost and will use the experience to grow stronger.

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Bee Chan-jaem Suwanpen, a member of the Thai national boxing team, posted a message after the Asian Games, stating she had given her utmost and congratulated Focus Natthicha on securing the gold medal. The 26‑year‑old advanced to the quarter‑finals of the 65 kg class. After the event, Bee Chan-jaem wrote: 'I finished the 2026 Asian Games in the quarter‑finals. This time I may not bring a medal back for everyone, but I gave it my all. Thanks to all the support, my family, fans, coaching team, sports‑science and physiotherapy staff who looked after me well throughout the competition, and everyone who has always stood by me. From the day I thought I would never box again, today I am back in the ring and will take every experience to become stronger. I congratulate my junior Focus Natthicha – this medal truly reflects her effort, the long‑awaited gold after 12 years, and the historic gold for Thai women’s boxing. I am proud to have created this memory together.'

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Community

Media Association Delivers Flood Relief Supplies to Ayutthaya Villagers

The Thai Crime Journalists Association distributed over 500 relief packs and 1,300 meal boxes to flood‑affected villagers in Ayutthaya’s Phak Hai district on October 4. Led by President Wacharin Klinmali, the effort was coordinated with local village heads after many elderly residents struggled with high floodwaters and limited government aid. The association said it will keep supporting the community as needed.

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Police

Drunk Driver Drags Sanitation Worker to Death in Chiang Mai

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National

Five Senators File Ethics Complaint Against Election Commissioner

Five senators from the blue group have filed a complaint with Thailand’s National Anti-Corruption Commission accusing Election Commissioner Sitti Chot Inthawiwat of leaking confidential details from the senate vote‑buying case and breaching strict ethics rules. They allege he revealed voting specifics, witness analysis and case files, undermining the commission’s confidentiality and showing disrespect for the majority’s decision. The senators urge the NACC to investigate whether his actions constitute unethical conduct and misconduct under the Constitution.

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Community

Samram Shares Marriage Struggles, Credits Daughter For Strength

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National

Buriram United Signs Spanish Right-Back Lucas Ahijado for 2026/27

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Breaking

Thai Boxer Discharged After Reverse Elbow KO, RWS Pays Bills

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Community

Heart of the Parasite Drama Airs Oct 5-9 on 7HD

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Community

Thai Foundation Distributes Aid to Bangkok Flood Victims

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National

Senator Nanthana Accuses Blue Senators of Monopolizing Committee Seats

Senator Nanthana Nantaworaphad accused the Senate’s 'Blue Senators' of monopolizing special‑committee seats after losing a vote with only 28 supportive votes. She claimed the result showed the Senate had rejected vote‑packing, while fellow senator Atcharaphan Homrot insisted the selection was proportional and not faction‑based. The dispute led the deputy Senate chair to mute both microphones and order the argument to stop.

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Weather

Power Pole Falls After Storm Hits Bangkok's Suan Phlu

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