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National

Ex-Prachinburi Governor Orders Transfer of District Chief Over Flood

A leaked document shows that the former Prachinburi governor ordered the transfer of Ban Sang district chief Setthawut Wongleowut over alleged poor cooperation in flood management. The order, signed on the governor’s last day before retirement, moves Setthawut to a central administration post for October‑November 2026. Local residents, however, say he handled flood relief duties effectively.

Ex-Prachinburi Governor Orders Transfer of District Chief Over Flood
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Sorayuth Sutasinjan’s Facebook page posted a leaked memo proposing the transfer of Ban Sang district chief Setthawut Wongleowut, signed by former Prachinburi governor Viriphan Dee-on on 30 September 2026, his final day before retirement. The memo accuses Setthawut of failing to cooperate with provincial agencies on flood mitigation, resulting in inefficient flood response in Prachinburi Province. Although the transfer order, issued by the Director‑General of the Provincial Administration Department, places Setthawut at the Provincial Administration College from 7 October to 5 November 2026, local residents insist he performed his duties during the floods without shortcomings.

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Police

Police Raid Temple, Disrobe Meth-Using Monk in Khon Kaen

Villagers in Khon Kaen tipped off police after suspecting a monk of using methamphetamine. Officers raided a forest temple, found drug paraphernalia in the monk’s quarters, and a video showed him dressed as a layperson out at night. The monk admitted to using two meth pills, was disrobed, and tested positive for drugs.

Police Raid Temple, Disrobe Meth-Using Monk in Khon Kaen
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Police

Thai Police Bust Korean Online Gambling Ring in Sukhumvit

Thai immigration police raided a South Korean-run online gambling ring in a Sukhumvit condo, arresting over ten suspects and seizing laptops, phones and OTP devices. The operation exposed more than 1.5 million users and a monthly turnover exceeding 500 million baht. Authorities worked with Korean police to gather evidence and plan the suspects' deportation for prosecution in South Korea.

Thai Police Bust Korean Online Gambling Ring in Sukhumvit
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Police

Thai Officials Probe Abuse at Nonthaburi Elderly Home

Thai health officials inspected an elderly care center in Nonthaburi after abuse claims were made on a TV talk show. Patients alleged they had been chained, denied food and water, and that staff hid the evidence before the inspection. Authorities said the facility lacked proper licensing for psychiatric care and would face legal action if violations are confirmed.

Thai Officials Probe Abuse at Nonthaburi Elderly Home
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Community

Filial Student Wins Northern Singing Contest Aiding Disabled Parents

An 18‑year‑old student from Sukhothai has been praised for singing at markets to fund her education while caring for her disabled parents. Known as Nong Noey, she recently won the northern Thailand singing contest and maintains a 3.91 GPA. Her story highlights filial devotion, community support, and the power of perseverance.

Filial Student Wins Northern Singing Contest Aiding Disabled Parents
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National

Royal Navy Deploys Ten Water-Push Boats to Bang Pakong River

The Royal Navy has moved ten water-push boats from Nakhon Nayok to the Bang Pakong River to boost drainage capacity. Spokesperson Rear Admiral Chanin Sriyaphai said the transfer shows the navy's flexible deployment of equipment to address changing water conditions and help residents.

Royal Navy Deploys Ten Water-Push Boats to Bang Pakong River
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Police

Thai Authorities Seize 400 African Ivory Tusks at Laem Chabang

Thai authorities seized about 400 pieces of African elephant ivory hidden in containers declared as processed wood at Laem Chabang port. Minister Suchat Chomglin ordered the National Parks, Customs, and UNODC to conduct DNA testing and expand the investigation into international wildlife trafficking networks. The ivory, traced to Zambia, will be forensically analyzed to identify its origin and aid in tracking the smuggling syndicate.

Thai Authorities Seize 400 African Ivory Tusks at Laem Chabang
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Community

GULF Provides 1 Million Baht Flood Relief Supplies to Bangkok

As floodwaters begin to recede across several areas of Bangkok, Gulf Development Public Company Limited (GULF) continues its “GULF Care” initiative, extending support to affected communities as they begin the recovery process and restore their homes following the floods. As part of the ongoing relief effort, GULF provided cleaning supplies, other essential items, as well […]

GULF Provides 1 Million Baht Flood Relief Supplies to Bangkok
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Weather

Thailand Braces for Five Days of Storms, Heavy Rain, Hail

BANGKOK — 7 October 2026, The Meteorological Department has issued its second warning for heavy to very heavy rain across Thailand, urging people to beware of thunderstorms, strong winds and hail as unsettled weather is forecast from 9–13 October 2026. The Meteorological Department issued its second announcement on heavy to very heavy rain across Thailand, […]

Thailand Braces for Five Days of Storms, Heavy Rain, Hail
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Police

Filipino Tourist Killed as Truck Hits Motorcycle at Zebra Crossing

Filipino tourist Oscar Deladiya, 57, was killed when a truck rear-ended his motorcycle while he waited for pedestrians at a zebra crossing in Thalang, Phuket. The driver abandoned the truck and fled; police are investigating and seeking the suspect. The incident occurred on October 7 at 5:00 PM near a Shell station on Thepkasattri Road.

Filipino Tourist Killed as Truck Hits Motorcycle at Zebra Crossing
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Police

Elderly Man Recounts Year-Long Abuse in Kanchanaburi Shelter

A 70-year-old man said his daughter had him sent to a shelter in Kanchanaburi after a land dispute, where he was locked in a cage for nearly a year and subjected to harsh conditions. He escaped with the help of another inmate, Aunt Pat, but emerged penniless and vowed to prosecute those responsible for the abuse. He blamed his daughter's friends for causing the family rift and hopes she will reconsider their relationship.

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