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SAFE Fertility Group Targets 50k Families and 15% Profit Growth

SAFE Fertility Group PLC plans to increase the number of families under its care from about 40,000 to 50,000 over the next three to five years, targeting average annual revenue and profit growth of 10‑15%. The company aims to achieve this by expanding services across the full patient journey, pursuing partnerships with Thailand’s National Health Security Office and social security system, and diversifying its foreign client base beyond China into Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia and other markets. It also sees growth potential in the Thai market if government support for childbirth expenses expands.

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MP Sethawan Distributes Meals to Flood-Hit Pathum Thani Villagers

Pathum Thani villagers have been flooded for ten days with water still stagnant and smelly. MP Sethawan Tueaprachon and his team distributed about 500 meal boxes to the flood‑affected Fa Khram community in Khlong Two. He questioned whether pumping water from the nearby Thupatemee golf course would alleviate the situation.

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Democrat Party Accuses Bangkok of Phantom Flood Command Centre

The Democrat Party's deputy spokesperson accused Bangkok of announcing a phantom flood command centre in Nong Chok's Flora Village after finding no such facility and idle water pumps during a field visit on 4 October. She said many local villages have received no official flood assistance, leaving residents to rely on small, ineffective pumps they purchased themselves. Siripa Intavichien urged the Bangkok governor to investigate his deputy's performance and ensure transparent communication and real coordination.

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CP Volunteers and Navy SEALs Aid Flood-Hit Chonburi Communities

CP Group and its volunteers, together with Royal Thai Navy SEALs, delivered relief packs to flood‑affected communities in Phan Thong district, Chonburi on October 3, 2026. The aid, consisting of rice, dried food and water, reached residents still living with ankle‑deep water after weeks of inundation. Officials said water levels are receding but some areas remain flooded, and they hope normal life will return soon.

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Floods Spike Vegetable Prices Ahead of Thailand's Vegetarian Festival

Floods across Thailand have reduced vegetable supplies, causing prices to double ahead of the annual vegetarian festival. In Yala, lettuce now costs 180 baht per kilogram, up from 70 baht, with similar jumps for kale, cabbage and morning glory. Vendors warn prices may rise further as festival demand grows.

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Boxer Bee Chan-jaem Thanks Supporters After Asian Games Quarterfinal

Thai boxer Bee Chan-jaem Suwanpen reached the quarter‑finals of the 65 kg division at the 2026 Asian Games and praised her supporters after the competition. Although she did not medal, she congratulated teammate Focus Natthicha on winning the historic gold for Thai women’s boxing. Bee said she gave her utmost and will use the experience to grow stronger.

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Media Association Delivers Flood Relief Supplies to Ayutthaya Villagers

The Thai Crime Journalists Association distributed over 500 relief packs and 1,300 meal boxes to flood‑affected villagers in Ayutthaya’s Phak Hai district on October 4. Led by President Wacharin Klinmali, the effort was coordinated with local village heads after many elderly residents struggled with high floodwaters and limited government aid. The association said it will keep supporting the community as needed.

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Police

Drunk Driver Drags Sanitation Worker to Death in Chiang Mai

An intoxicated driver struck and killed a 67‑year‑old municipal sanitation worker in Chiang Mai early on October 5, dragging her body more than 100 meters before stopping. Police recorded a blood‑alcohol level of 172 mg % and charged the 48‑year‑old suspect with drunk driving, though he was released on bail after confessing and staying at the scene. The victim, Somjit, was taken to Chiang Mai Maharaj Hospital for an autopsy.

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Five Senators File Ethics Complaint Against Election Commissioner

Five senators from the blue group have filed a complaint with Thailand’s National Anti-Corruption Commission accusing Election Commissioner Sitti Chot Inthawiwat of leaking confidential details from the senate vote‑buying case and breaching strict ethics rules. They allege he revealed voting specifics, witness analysis and case files, undermining the commission’s confidentiality and showing disrespect for the majority’s decision. The senators urge the NACC to investigate whether his actions constitute unethical conduct and misconduct under the Constitution.

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Samram Shares Marriage Struggles, Credits Daughter For Strength

Actor Samram Theppitak said marriage was his toughest challenge, but his daughter Veeji gave him the strength to recover. He shared lessons about trust, love, and the need to take time, and discussed the pressure of staying upbeat as a public figure while dealing with private struggles.

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