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Giant Crocodile Dies After Capture in Flood-Hit Chachoengsao

CHACHOENGSAO — 1 October 2026, A Giant crocodile spotted in floodwaters in Chachoengsao’s Sanam Chai Khet district has died after authorities and an operations team captured it, according to local reports. Reporter said residents had spotted the large crocodile in the Bang Phaniang area of Moo 2, Khu Yai Mi subdistrict, Sanam Chai Khet district. […]

Giant Crocodile Dies After Capture in Flood-Hit Chachoengsao
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Chachoengsao — October 1, 2026: A giant crocodile spotted in floodwaters in Chachoengsao’s Sanam Chai Khet district died after authorities and an operations team captured it, according to local reports. Residents had spotted the large crocodile in the Bang Phaniang area of Moo 2, Khu Yai Mi subdistrict, Sanam Chai Khet district. The area was flooded, with water connected to local waterways, raising concerns that the crocodile could move closer to homes. Authorities and an operations team entered the area, tracked and captured the crocodile while residents watched. The crocodile was later found dead and placed beside the road; images showed a large reptile several meters long, drawing attention from locals. The incident occurred as several parts of Chachoengsao continued to face flooding. Officials advised residents to stay cautious, as rising water can push reptiles and aquatic animals away from their natural habitats. People in flood‑affected areas should avoid entering the water or approaching areas where dangerous animals have been spotted, and should contact authorities for assistance rather than attempting to capture or approach such animals.

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National

Chao Phraya Dam Boosts Discharge Amid Rising Northern Runoff

CHAI NAT — The Chao Phraya Dam has increased its discharge to 2,300 cubic metres per second to accommodate rising northern runoff, with authorities urging riverside residents in Ayutthaya, Nonthaburi and Pathum Thani to move belongings to higher ground and prepare to evacuate if ordered. Government spokesperson Ekkaphop Pianpises said on Thursday that Prime Minister […]

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National

Thai Women's Sepak Takraw Team Defeats Philippines Keeps Semis Hope

NAGOYA, Japan — 1 October 2026, Thailand’s women’s four-player sepak takraw team defeated the Philippines 2-0, keeping their hopes of reaching the semifinals alive at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya 2026. Thailand won the match 15-7, 15-6 at Nagoya City Mizuho Park Gymnasium. The Thai team, comprising Waratsamee Thongsod, Somrudee Prueprak, Wipada Jitpornawan and […]

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National

Egg Prices Jump 20 Baht per Tray After Flood

Egg prices have jumped by 20 baht per tray after floods killed over a million chickens in central Thailand, with wholesale costs rising daily. Retail prices in Bangkok now reach about 6.50 baht per egg, and the owner expects the increase to last until next year as farm recovery takes months.

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Community

Thai Buddhist Amulets Draw Collectors' Attention

Thai Buddhist amulets from revered monks such as Luang Phu Kam, Luang Phu Chao, Luang Phu Phring and Luang Phu Huang are highlighted for their historical significance and collector appeal. The piece details the first-edition issues, materials, inscriptions and current market trends, noting rising rarity and value. It serves as a guide for enthusiasts interested in these sacred objects.

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Community

Legendary Monk Luang Pho Rak Inspires Faith Through Sacred Amulets

Luang Pho Rak Itthathammo, former abbot of Wat Noi Saeng Chan in Samut Songkhram, was ordained in 1931 and later became a respected spiritual leader known for his Buddhist teachings and amulet creation. He oversaw the temple’s growth, taught meditation to local communities, and remained a beloved figure until his peaceful death in 1995 at age 85. His legacy lives on through the sacred amulets that continue to be sought after across central Thailand.

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National

Thai Canoe Slalom Athlete Wins Bronze at 2026 Asian Games

Thai canoe slalom athlete Piyanat Koetsuk captured a bronze medal at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan, finishing the final with a time of 121.68 seconds. Despite placing eighth in the semifinals, he surged in the final to claim bronze, trailing the gold medalist by 23.59 seconds and the silver medalist by 2.59 seconds. Piyanat, who also won a gold medal at the Southeast Asian Games, will receive a 500,000-baht incentive from the National Sports Development Fund.

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National

Supreme Patriarch Voices Concern Over Current State of Buddhism

Supreme Patriarch Ariyavongsagatanana expressed concern over challenges facing Thai Buddhism and urged missionaries to stay steadfast in spreading the Dhamma. He spoke at the opening of the annual Buddhist propagation personnel seminar at Buddha Monthon, where General Chalermchai Sittisat gave a special address on propagating Buddhism under royal patronage. The Patriarch emphasized proper Buddhist education and warned against misusing the faith for personal gain.

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Tourism

Chinese Tourist Ride-Hailing Demand Surges 75% in Thailand

Grab reported a 75% increase in ride-hailing demand from Chinese tourists during the first nine months of the year, driven by popular spots like the Song Wat-Khlong Bang Luang area and Chiang Rai. Street food on Thong Lor saw a threefold rise in ride-hailing trips, while mango sticky rice remained the top dessert ordered via GrabFood, up over 50%. The data highlights growing Chinese interest in photogenic locales, cultural sites, and wellness trends across Thailand.

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Breaking

Chiang Rai Issues Ban on Mae Sai River Water Use

Chiang Rai has warned residents not to use water from the Mae Sai River after tests found arsenic levels 28 times and lead levels five times above safety standards. The provincial order bans direct consumption of the river water and calls for stricter tap‑water treatment and avoidance of locally caught aquatic animals. Authorities will continue monitoring the contamination and public health risks.

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Community

Nakhon Ratchasima Villagers Forage Sweet Honey Mushrooms for Income

Villagers in Wang Nam Khiao, Nakhon Ratchasima, are collecting and selling honey mushrooms that thrive during the rainy season. The bud‑sized fungi are prized for their crunchy, sweet taste and fetch about 200 baht per kilogram. Experts warn that proper identification is essential, as some wild mushrooms are poisonous.

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