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Flash Express Launches Run-for-Discount Campaign Nationwide

Flash Express has launched the "FLASH RUN" campaign offering a 10 baht shipping discount to customers who run 5 km or walk 6,500 steps, verified through fitness apps. The nationwide promotion runs until December 25, 2026 at all Flash Shop branches, with participants also eligible to win portable fans.

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Flash Express, Thailand's leading comprehensive logistics and delivery service provider covering the country and Southeast Asia, has launched the "FLASH RUN" campaign to embrace the health and wellness lifestyle trend. The campaign converts customers' running distances and walking steps into parcel shipping discounts. Participants simply complete a 5-kilometer run or 6,500 steps, record the activity via apps such as Strava, Garmin, Apple Health, or Google Fit, and present the proof at any Flash Shop branch nationwide to receive an immediate 10 baht shipping discount. Participants also stand a chance to win one of 50 portable fans. The campaign runs from today through December 25, 2026. Full details and terms are available at www.flashexpress.co.th.

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Parliament Probes Police Allowance Cuts in Southern Provinces

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MP Urges Debt Relief for Bangkok Flood Victims

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Police Committee Chair Denies Opposition Obstruction Claims

House Committee on Police chair Watcharapong Kuwijitruangsun dismissed opposition complaints that new voting requirements are obstructing committee work. He said the panel operates smoothly under 2019 rules and consensus-based discussion, with even opposition members confirming no added difficulty. The MP also defended Speaker Wan Noor Matha's neutrality, stressing that adherence to regulations keeps proceedings effective.

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Swiss Man Arrested in Pattaya Over Child Sexual Abuse

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