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National

Election Commission Seeks Public Input on Voting Hours

Thailand's Election Commission has launched a public consultation on potentially shortening election voting hours from the current 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The survey, open until December 10, asks whether hours should be reduced to either 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM or 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The EC says the review aims to modernize voting procedures and make it easier for citizens to exercise their rights.

Election Commission Seeks Public Input on Voting Hours
26 min ago Khaosod

The Election Commission (EC) announced it is studying and gathering feedback on the appropriateness of current voting hours to improve election processes and facilitate citizens' voting rights. The EC invites the public to share views via a survey asking whether voting hours should change from the current 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The survey offers two alternative time frames: 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM and 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Public comments will be accepted until December 10, 2026, through an online link.

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Police

Cyber Police Bust Major Gambling Network, Arrest Seven

Cyber police dismantled the Roll88 online gambling network, which had 20,000 members and 400 million baht in annual turnover. Seven suspects were arrested across six provinces for operating the site and handling financial transactions, while six others remain at large. All arrested individuals have confessed to charges including illegal online gambling and money laundering conspiracy.

Cyber Police Bust Major Gambling Network, Arrest Seven
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National

Deputy PM Deploys Rapid Arsenic Sensor at Mae Sai Border

Deputy Prime Minister Yoschanan Wongwutthi visited the Thai-Myanmar border in Mae Sai to address arsenic contamination in the Sai River. He showcased the M-Sense sensor, a low-cost, portable device developed by NSTDA that detects arsenic and heavy metals in water within five minutes for just 60 baht per test. The government is also pursuing long-term sediment trap solutions and coordinating with China to tackle the pollution at its source.

Deputy PM Deploys Rapid Arsenic Sensor at Mae Sai Border
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Police

Motorcyclist Killed Crashing Into Parked Trailer Truck in Lampang

A 21-year-old motorcyclist from Phrae was killed early on November 15 when he crashed into a parked trailer truck on the Lampang-Ngao highway. The truck driver, a 35-year-old from Uttaradit, had stopped on the roadside before the collision. Police are investigating the circumstances that led to the fatal rear-end crash.

Motorcyclist Killed Crashing Into Parked Trailer Truck in Lampang
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National

Thai Para Duo Wins World Table Tennis Title in Pattaya

Thai para table tennis pair Rungroj Thainiyom and Chalermpong Phunphoo won the men's doubles MD14 title at the ITTF World Para Table Tennis Championships Pattaya 2026. They defeated the world's top-ranked French duo 3-2 in a dramatic final, securing Thailand's first gold medal of the tournament. The victory also earns crucial ranking points toward qualification for the 2028 Paralympic Games in the United States.

Thai Para Duo Wins World Table Tennis Title in Pattaya
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Regional

Dengue Outbreak Surges in Southern Thailand, 47 Dead

Dengue fever cases have surged to 34,875 nationwide with 47 deaths, mostly among the elderly. Southern Thailand's Health Region 11 is experiencing 1.7 times the national case rate, attributed to persistent rains and flooding creating mosquito breeding grounds. Health officials have deployed personnel and volunteers across the seven affected provinces to contain the outbreak.

Dengue Outbreak Surges in Southern Thailand, 47 Dead
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Police

Drunk Men Cross Provinces, Rampage at Restaurant, Sleep on Road

Two heavily drunk men rode a motorcycle from Sa Kaeo to Buriram, harassed customers and the owner at a roadside restaurant in Prakhon Chai, then fell asleep in the middle of the highway. Police took them to the station to sober up; the restaurant owner said they caused chaos, threatened locals, and left without paying.

Drunk Men Cross Provinces, Rampage at Restaurant, Sleep on Road
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Police

Police Doctor Praised for Mid-Flight Medical Rescue

Police Hospital director Pol. Lt. Gen. Ketsam Rattanasumawong praised Pol. Lt. Col. Dr. Panvadee Rattanasumawong for saving a passenger with severe respiratory distress on a flight from Chiang Rai to Bangkok. Dr. Panvadee, a pulmonary specialist, administered oxygen and monitored the patient until the plane landed safely at Don Mueang Airport. The incident highlights the readiness of police medical staff to serve the public anywhere, anytime.

Police Doctor Praised for Mid-Flight Medical Rescue
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National

PM Anutin Outlines Three-Point ASEAN Vision at Manila Summit

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul outlined Thailand's three-pillar vision for ASEAN at the 49th Summit in Manila, calling for a united, resilient, and people-centred bloc. He urged deeper economic integration through digital and trade agreements, stronger energy cooperation via the ASEAN Power Grid, a regional AI strategy, and joint action against online scams and transboundary pollution.

PM Anutin Outlines Three-Point ASEAN Vision at Manila Summit
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Community

Five Zodiac Signs Forecast Wealth Surge After Nov 17 Transit

Thai astrologer Ajarn White Ooppa predicts that after November 17, the Sun's transit will bring strong financial luck to five zodiac signs through year-end 2026. Taurus, Libra, Leo, Aquarius, and Dragon signs are forecast to see major income gains, career advancements, and unexpected windfalls. The prediction cites the Sun swapping houses with Mars as the astrological driver.

Five Zodiac Signs Forecast Wealth Surge After Nov 17 Transit
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National

Neurologist Lists Morning Headache Causes and Warning Signs

Thai neurologist Dr. Surat Tanprawate identifies five common causes of morning headaches, including migraines, sleep apnea, poor sleep habits, teeth grinding, and medication overuse. He emphasizes that headaches worsening over time or accompanied by vomiting, weakness, or neurological symptoms require urgent medical evaluation.

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