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Gan Jomplang Shares Old Border Bridge Clip After Eve's DSI Testimony

Former foundation chairwoman Eve testified before the DSI regarding alleged financial irregularities at the Gan Jomplang Foundation, with investigators calling the money trail complex. Shortly after, influencer Gan Jomplang reposted an eight-month-old video about a border bridge project, seen as a reaction to the ongoing probe.

Gan Jomplang Shares Old Border Bridge Clip After Eve's DSI Testimony
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Gan Jomplang moved to post an old clip eight months after 'Eve,' the former chairwoman of the Gan Jomplang Foundation, appeared at the DSI to testify. On November 13, 2026, Kanchana Sthaworn, known as Eve, met with investigators from the DSI's Litigation Division to give witness testimony about her role and duties while serving as foundation chairwoman, particularly regarding withdrawals from the foundation's accounts. The DSI reported it has already taken statements from dozens of witnesses, including close associates, companies that transacted with the foundation, and some donors. Officials are now gathering documents and tracing the money flow, which they describe as quite complicated. Eve gave a brief comment after the two-hour session: "Wait and see what happens next." At 20:05 on November 14, 2026, Kanthasak Pongpaiboonwet, known as Gan Jomplang, posted on Facebook an old video from a trip to build a bridge on the Thai-Cambodian border, originally uploaded on March 13, 2026. In the clip, Gan explains the bridge was originally wooden and impassable during floods, so he rebuilt it in reinforced concrete to serve as a sturdy barrier. Gan Jomplang's latest post (Nov 14, 2026) repeats the same clip first posted on March 13, 2026.

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A 5-meter, 30-kilogram female python was captured from a pond in central Pattaya after a backhoe was used to flush it out. Firefighters spent over 30 minutes locating the snake before the backhoe operator created waves to drive it to the edge. Workers reported at least two to three more large pythons remain in the pond, and the captured snake was released in a remote area.

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National

Democrat Party to Sue Bangkok Over Flood Compensation

The Democrat Party is preparing to sue the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration in administrative court over inadequate flood compensation for residents in the Romklao and Khlong Chan areas, with lawsuits expected to be filed by the end of November. Party-list MP Sakoltee Phattiyakul said flood depths reached 1.6 meters and lasted nearly a month, causing massive property losses, yet compensation has been limited to around 10,000 baht per household and verification of occupational losses remains delayed. The party plans to file separate cases for each district and may extend litigation to Nong Chok, inviting affected residents to join as co-plaintiffs.

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Police Train 2,200 Nonthaburi Teachers for Safer Schools

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National

Bangkok Council President Defends Voting Clip, Park Project Actions

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Tourism

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Former Deputy Prime Minister Suwat Liptapanlop opened the Cal-Comp & CCAU Industry 4.0 ITF World Tennis Tour 2026 in Hua Hin, where Thai pair Phuwit Sonlakthip and Thanaphet Chanta won the men's doubles title. The tournament aims to develop Thai tennis talent through wild-card entries and boost local tourism and economy.

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Motorcyclist, 20, Killed Crashing Into Pickup in Phetchabun

A 20-year-old motorcyclist was killed when he crashed into the rear of a pickup truck in Phetchabun province on November 14. The accident happened during a large motorcycle rally when the rider lost control near the Nam Klang intersection in Lom Kao district. Rescue workers arrived quickly but were unable to save the young man's life.

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National

Prachachat Leader Tawee Unveils 6-Point Policy, Demands Drug Crackdown

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Kamnan Mano Leads Thousands to Energy Ministry Over Fuel Prices

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