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National

Election Commission Approves Secretary Reappointment

Thailand's Election Commission voted 5-2 to approve secretary Sawaeng Boonmee's reappointment, reversing a prior failing evaluation from the previous board and allowing him to serve until March 31, 2025.

Election Commission Approves Secretary Reappointment
13 Aug Khaosod

The Election Commission held a closed meeting on August 13, 2025, to review Sawaeng Boonmee's fiscal-year 2568 performance. The current board voted 5-2 to pass his evaluation, permitting him to remain as secretary until his contract expires on March 31, 2025.

This vote reversed a prior assessment by the previous Election Commission board chaired by Ittiphon Boonprakong, which had rated Sawaeng's performance below the 60 percent benchmark, a result that would have triggered his removal under contract terms. The current board cited contractual provisions requiring the sitting commission to conduct evaluations and noted that precedent does not allow former boards to assess incoming officials. On July 15, the board voted to nullify the previous evaluation and conduct its own assessment, resulting in today's passing vote.

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National

School Director Admits Using Force, Disciplinary Committee Convenes

A Chiang Mai school principal admitted to striking a student on the head during a flag ceremony, prompting an investigation and disciplinary committee after video of the incident went viral on social media.

School Director Admits Using Force, Disciplinary Committee Convenes
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National

Higher Education Training Programme Launches Second Cohort

Thailand's Ministry of Higher Education launched the second cohort of a training program for university leaders on August 13, aimed at strengthening governance and transparency across 45 institutions through knowledge-sharing and best-pract

Higher Education Training Programme Launches Second Cohort
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Police

Wildlife Smuggling Bust at Suvarnabhumi: 120 Reptiles Seized

Authorities at Suvarnabhumi Airport seized over 120 reptiles hidden in postal boxes destined for the Philippines, discovering sulcata tortoises, pythons, iguanas and other species falsely declared as dried fruit. The smuggling operation ori

Wildlife Smuggling Bust at Suvarnabhumi: 120 Reptiles Seized
13 Aug Khaosod

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Police

Democrats Assert Party Won't Interfere in Assault Case

Democrat party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva said the party won't interfere after MP Chaiyachon Detdecho was accused of assaulting a police deputy at a funeral in southern Thailand, insisting the case must proceed through the legal system.

Democrats Assert Party Won't Interfere in Assault Case
13 Aug Khaosod

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Regional

Phuket Aims to Cut Food Waste 80% by 2040

Phuket is targeting an 80% cut in daily food waste by 2040, with up to 50 local administrative bodies joining efforts to tackle the province's 470-500 tonnes of daily waste.

Phuket Aims to Cut Food Waste 80% by 2040
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Tourism

F✦FOREVER Delivers Emotional Reunion Concert in Bangkok

Taiwanese rock band Mayday reunited for an emotional concert at Bangkok's Impact Arena on August 1–2, their first Thailand performance in over 20 years, drawing nostalgic crowds and performing new material alongside classic hits.

F✦FOREVER Delivers Emotional Reunion Concert in Bangkok
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National

Supreme Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Tantaiz in 4.5 Billion Baht Money Laundering Case

The Supreme Prosecutors have dropped charges against Tantaiz Nrongkul and five others in a 4.5 billion baht money laundering case linked to illegal film streaming and gambling websites. The decision came after prosecutors determined insuffi

Supreme Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Tantaiz in 4.5 Billion Baht Money Laundering Case
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Community

Expert Warns Reusing Plastic Bottles Harbors More Bacteria Than Toilet Seats

Reusing disposable plastic bottles can harbor more bacteria than toilet seats due to narrow threads that trap saliva and food particles, warns a Thai pharmacist, as PET material also degrades and releases harmful chemicals.

Expert Warns Reusing Plastic Bottles Harbors More Bacteria Than Toilet Seats
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Police

Six Wounded in Shotgun Attack at Korat Fair

Six people were wounded in a knife and shotgun attack at a fair in Nakhon Ratchasima's Dan Khun Thot district Wednesday night, allegedly triggered by a dispute over a stolen motorcycle.

Six Wounded in Shotgun Attack at Korat Fair
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National

Prime Minister Bans Shotguns as Raffle Prizes

Thailand's Prime Minister has banned shotguns as raffle prizes for local officials, ordering the Department of Provincial Administration to replace firearms with cash or commemorative items instead following a controversial giveaway on Koh

Prime Minister Bans Shotguns as Raffle Prizes
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