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Democrat Spokesperson Calls Bhumjaithai MP Stupid, Corrupt, Shameless

Democrat Party deputy spokesperson Siripa Intavichein fired back at Bhumjaithai MP Supachai Jaisamut, calling his party stupid, awful, and evil and accusing it of pride in electoral cheating. She said that during the Chuan administration no one was jailed over IMF-related debt-sale issues, and urged critics to verify basic facts via Google rather than relying on the TH-AI Passport system. The exchange highlights ongoing political tensions between Thailand's two parties.

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The Democrat Party's deputy spokesperson countered Bhumjaithai list MP Supachai Jaisamut after he accused the party of being stupid, awful, and evil. She said the party's critics do not know which era they are from, get simple numbers wrong, and merely copy without checking facts. She described their actions as awful for not studying the information they use to smear others, and evil for taking pride in electoral fraud and Senate vote-buying, declaring that nothing could be worse. She added that the IMF case and the debt-sale were conditions of the first MOU and the creation of the PRS, which occurred under General Chavalit Yongchaiyuth as prime minister, and that during the premiership of Chuan Leekpai no one was imprisoned. 'Basic information that you might not find in the TH-AI Passport system can be located with a quick Google search, which would help upgrade your brain,' she said.

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Cool Weather Boosts Chiang Mai Tourism at Doi Inthanon

CHIANG MAI — Tourism is beginning to pick up in Chiang Mai as temperatures fall, with Doi Inthanon and the Bua Tong Waterfall and Seven-Coloured Spring Forest Park among the most popular destinations. On 16 October, conditions at Doi Inthanon summit and the Kew Mae Pan viewpoint in Chom Thong district were clear, with very […]

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Family Injured as SUV Falls From Closed Kamphaeng Phet Bridge

KAMPHAENG PHET — 15 October 2026, A family of three was injured after their SUV plunged from a closed bridge on Thursday night, with residents saying barriers had been removed while repairs remained unfinished more than three years after the bridge collapsed. Rescue workers from Wang Khaem Subdistrict Administrative Organisation and local police were called […]

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National

Floods and Veg Festival Drive Leaf Veg Prices Up Fivefold

Flooding in Thailand’s central and western vegetable belts cut supplies while the Vegetarian Festival boosted demand, sending leafy vegetable prices soaring. Holy basil jumped fivefold, with Chinese water spinach up 4.2 times and other greens also rising sharply. Kasikornbank Research Center forecasts prices to ease from late October as new harvests arrive and festival demand wanes.

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National

NACC Charges Former MP Kadethep in Solar Well Bribe Case

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has charged former MP Kadethep Techadecharoenkul and associates with demanding about 1.09 million baht from construction firms in exchange for solar-powered well project contracts. Kadethep allegedly claimed he could secure the work through connections to senior officials, including Big Pom, and collected advance payments that were never returned. The NACC made the announcement on October 16, 2026, after confirming evidence of fraud and corruption.

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National

Kasem Bundit University to Host 2026 World University Golf Championship

Kasem Bundit University will host the 2026 FISU World University Championship Golf, becoming Thailand’s first private university to do so. The event will be held from November 9‑13 at Bangkok Golf Club, featuring 151 golfers from 20 countries, including six Thai athletes. Hosting the championship showcases the university’s commitment to elevating Thai sports on the international stage.

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National

IMF Chief Cites Rama IX's Perseverance Wisdom at Bangkok Summit

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva invoked King Rama IX’s teachings on perseverance at the IMF‑World Bank 2026 annual meeting in Bangkok, praised the Thai royal barge display, and likened the world to a single boat facing shared challenges. She warned of simultaneous pressures from AI, geopolitics, war, debt, and high financing costs, while projecting global growth of 3.1 percent for 2026 with uneven country outcomes. Georgieva urged credible medium‑term fiscal plans, structural reforms, and preparation for AI‑driven changes to sustain progress.

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National

Government Spokesman Rebukes Opposition Over No‑Confidence Insults

Government spokesman Ekaphol Piaphet criticized the Democrat Party for using the insulting phrase 'stupid, terrible, evil' in their no-confidence debate theme, saying it was an attempt to steal the spotlight. He urged civil discourse based on reason, highlighted government achievements such as anti-scam measures, GDP growth, and progress toward OECD membership, and challenged the public to judge whether they want such politics.

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Thai Shrimp Farmers Face Billion-Baht Flood Losses, Seek Aid

Thai shrimp farmers report flood damages worth up to 22 billion baht across the eastern region, affecting nearly 19,000 producers and over 140,000 rai of farms. They are urging the government to raise compensation limits, cut red tape, and release aid within weeks to avoid further losses from disease and import bans. The Fisheries Department notes a remaining relief budget of 561.46 million baht under existing schemes.

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PM Confident Thailand on Track to Join OECD by 2028

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul expressed confidence that Thailand will join the Organisation for Economic Co‑operation and Development (OECD) by 2028 after the OECD secretary‑general praised the country’s preparation. He said a follow‑up meeting is set for November 23‑24, 2026 to continue discussions, and stressed that the whole‑of‑government effort is underway to meet the bloc’s standards.

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National

Thai Singer Fareeda Shows Figure One Day After Premature Birth

Thai singer Fareeda Hai Thongkham gave birth prematurely to daughter Vera, who weighs 2,275 grams and looks exactly like her father. Fareeda shared a video just one day after delivery showing her rapid recovery and figure, while father Tin Tin posted a picture while making merit. Both parents thanked fans for their support.

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