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Gold Prices Rise 50 Baht on October 16

Gold prices in Thailand rose by 50 baht on October 16, with jewelry selling at 66,800 baht per baht unit. Gold bars traded between 65,800 and 66,000 baht, while the global spot price remained at 4,155.50 USD per ounce. Industry leaders forecast a possible surge of 1,000–2,000 baht tomorrow, potentially breaking the 80,000-baht mark.

Gold Prices Rise 50 Baht on October 16
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The Thai Gold Traders Association reported today's gold price update, showing an increase of 50 baht compared to the previous day's close. Gold jewelry sells for 66,800 baht per baht unit, gold bars are purchased at 65,800 baht and sold at 66,000 baht, and 96.5% gold jewelry has a buying price of 64,490.64 baht and a selling price of 66,800 baht. The world gold spot price is 4,155.50 USD per ounce. The association's president predicted that tomorrow's opening could push gold prices up by 1,000 to 2,000 baht, potentially exceeding 80,000 baht. Huaseng Heng offered advice on the best times to buy gold, citing market trend factors.

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Community

Foundation Delivers Relief Packs to Flood-Hit Blind Association

The Volunteer Friends Foundation and the Thai Red Cross Society delivered 50 royal relief packs to flood‑affected blind residents of Chachoengsao. The packs included blankets, milk, drinking water and ready‑to‑eat meals, targeting members whose homes and livelihoods were damaged by heavy rains. Association president Jutamanee Klingdee expressed deep gratitude for the timely aid.

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Community

New Thai Translation of Confucius Philosophy for Beginners Released

A Thai translation of Confucius’ philosophy for beginners, translated by Sak Borom and published by Sammit, is now available for 90 baht. The book explains how Confucius’ teachings, though often seen as dull, aim to cultivate virtuous leaders and have been respected worldwide for over two thousand years. It highlights his focus on the five fundamental relationships and his teaching method of dialogue, similar to Socrates and the Buddha.

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Tourism

Central Pattana Teams With Universal Music For Halloween Fest 2026

Central Pattana and Universal Music Thailand are launching Thailand’s Halloween Fest 2026 Monster Beats from October 23‑31 at Central malls nationwide. The event features haunted houses, special deals, a music playlist, and the return of the Spooky Boo giant ghost at Central World, aiming to create Thailand’s largest monster music festival.

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Community

New 90th Anniversary Coin Honors Revered Monk Luang Pho Suang

The article details the commemorative 90th birthday coin honoring the revered monk Luang Pho Suang Uttaro of Kamphaeng Phet, outlining its brass‑gold design, symbolic yantras, and consecration process. It notes the coin’s rarity and the high rental prices it commands among collectors today.

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Community

Youth Group Hosts Charity Run for Thailand Flood Relief

The International Spiritual Volunteer Club is holding a charity run on October 31, 2026 to raise money for rescue equipment for Thailand’s flood victims and to aid reconstruction efforts in Nepal. The event offers various race distances and a virtual option, with each entry and shirt purchase donating 100 baht toward life jackets for Thai rescue teams. Proceeds after costs will support rebuilding homes, schools and communities in Nepal affected by glacial melt and Himalayan flooding.

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Community

Locals Commemorate 119th Birth Anniversary of Monk Luang Pho Ploem

The community of Bang Pla Ma in Suphan Buri marked the 119th birth anniversary of the revered monk Luang Pho Ploem Chittasannato, former abbot of Wat Suan Hong. He is remembered for his dedication to monastic education, flood‑control work at the temple, and support for local schools and traditional boat races. Many disciples attended the ceremony, honoring his lifelong service to religion and society.

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National

N3 Lottery Results Released for October 16, 2026 Draw

The N3 lottery results for the October 16, 2026 draw have been announced, with prizes derived from the six‑digit Government Lottery. Winners are alerted through the Paotang app and can claim their money after paying a small stamp duty. This provides a quick guide for players to check and collect their winnings.

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National

National Buddhism Office Gives Gold Bowl to Somdej Mahapajjana Muní

On October 4, 2026, the National Office of Buddhism presented a gold bowl and regalia to foreign-born monk Somdej Mahapajjana Muní in a ceremony at Ban Rai Tosri forest monastery in Nakhon Ratchasima. The award was granted by King Maha Vajiralongkorn in recognition of the monk’s senior monastic rank. Attendees included government officials, religious leaders, and Buddhist followers from across the country.

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Community

Channel 3 Announces Epic Drama 'Keep the Land' Premiere

Channel 3 is launching the epic historical drama "Keep the Land" to close the year, starring a large cast of both new and veteran actors. The series, which follows Thai soldiers and Kase warriors defending their homeland, premieres on 22 October and airs Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. on Channel 3 and 3Plus.

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National

Thai Actress Baifern Files First Defamation Suit in 20 Years

Thai actress Baifern Pimchanok has filed her first defamation lawsuit in 20 years after false online posts harmed her reputation. She says one defendant has already apologized and paid damages, while other cases are still under review. Baifern urges social media users to think before posting, stressing that even public figures must defend themselves when needed.

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