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Community

CP and Army Deliver Relief Bags to Pathum Thani Flood Victims

CP Group and the Army Air Defense Center delivered ‘morale bags’ containing essential supplies to flood‑affected residents in Pathum Thani Province. The initiative, led by CP Chairman Suphakit Jiraphanon’s representatives, aims to alleviate hardship and show solidarity with victims. CP pledged to keep working with local agencies and volunteers to provide ongoing assistance.

CP and Army Deliver Relief Bags to Pathum Thani Flood Victims
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Charoen Pokphand Group (CP) joined forces with the Army Air Defense Center to hand out ‘morale bags’ to people hit by flooding in Pathum Thani Province, aiming to relieve distress and supply essential goods for daily life, showing CP’s care for those undergoing hardship. CP Chairman Suphakit Jiraphanon assigned Assistant Chairman Somwut Rabarat and Executive Vice President Jomkitt Sirikul to deliver the aid at the Nong Sam Wang Sub-district Municipality in Nong Suea District. The distribution was conducted together with Lieutenant General Kosol Kosolyuttasarn, Commander of the Army Air Defense Center, and Colonel Thoppadee Kamwiset, Commander of the 1st Army Air Defense Center in the Central Region, to bolster the relief mission by integrating private‑sector resources with army work. The morale bags provide both necessary supplies and encouragement from CP to affected families coping with housing, travel, and everyday‑life impacts. Coordinating with local agencies is crucial to reach those in need. CP and its volunteer network committed to continue supporting flood victims by collaborating across sectors and delivering concrete assistance to ease burdens and stand alongside communities as they overcome the difficult situation.

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Police

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Regional

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Community

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Community

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Regional

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Trang province’s Wat Tha Phaya holds its yearly gold‑leaf ceremony for the revered Father Silver Buddha, featuring a procession of cow‑shaped sweets and traditional manora dance. Devotees who have had their prayers answered bring the sweets as offerings, believing the ritual brings continued blessings. The event, rooted in a historic plea for lost cattle, draws crowds from nearby villages and provinces for three days of merit‑making and cultural celebration.

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Police

Drunk Senior Stabs Junior, Dies After Counterattack Knife Strike

A 30‑year‑old man, Peeratch, died after being stabbed in the left chest during a drunken argument with his 20‑year‑old junior, Thanawut, who claimed self‑defense. Thanawut fled the scene on a motorcycle but was quickly apprehended by police in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. He has been charged with intentional homicide while investigators continue to process the evidence.

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National

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Community

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The community will mark the 115th birth anniversary of Luang Pu Chan Sri Chantathepo, a revered forest‑tradition monk and former abbot of Wat Pho Siphorn in Udon Thani. Born in 1911, he was ordained as a novice in 1925 and later rose to become a senior royal‑rank monk and advisor to the ninth ecclesiastical region. Despite his age, he remains active in monastic life and meditation practice.

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Police

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National

Department Invites Public to Sponsor Kathin for 23 Royal Temples

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