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Golfer Pro Phet Ties for Fifth at Asian Games 2026

Thai golfer Pro Phet Sodmip Kaewkanjana shot a seven‑under‑par 65 in the third round of the Asian Games 2026 golf competition in Japan, moving into a tie for fifth place overall. His performance lifted the Thai men's team to fifth as well, keeping them in contention for a medal. Meanwhile, the Thai women's team sits sixth after solid individual efforts.

Golfer Pro Phet Ties for Fifth at Asian Games 2026
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Pro Phet Sodmip Kaewkanjana posted a seven‑under‑par 65 in round three, moving into a tie for fifth overall at eight‑under‑par. Teammate Pro Phum Phuk Sakdaensan finished even par, tied for 21st, while Pro FIFA Pongsaphak Lahpakdi was two over par, tied for 26th. The Thai men's team totalled 12‑under‑par 408, good for fifth place. In the women's individual event, Pro Piano Apichaya Yubol was the top Thai, finishing three‑under‑par and tied for sixth. Pro PK Patsarachuta Kongkraphan was three over par, tied for 17th, and Pro Sim Nathakrita Wongthawalap finished eight over par, tied for 22nd. The Thai women's team ended with a four‑under‑par 416, placing sixth.

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Weather

Heavy Rain Warning Issued for Khao Yai, Wang Nam Khiao

Suranaree University of Technology has issued a heavy‑rain warning for Pak Chong (Khao Yai) and Wang Nam Khiao districts from October 5‑8, 2026, highlighting risks of landslides, rockfalls, and flash floods. The alert, based on recent rainfall and geological assessments, notes that dangers may persist after the rain stops due to delayed‑effect slope failures. Authorities urge residents and tourists to remain vigilant and follow safety guidance.

Heavy Rain Warning Issued for Khao Yai, Wang Nam Khiao
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National

Thai Airways Will Resume Full Service by Oct 3

Thai Airways expects to resume full service by October 3 after clearing a backlog of baggage and cargo. The Ministry of Transport, together with airport operator AOT and logistics firm BFS, has added 4,000 square metres of storage and upgraded data‑sharing systems to speed up the process. Extra call‑center staff and partners like FedEx and DHL will deliver luggage directly to passengers within two days.

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National

Government Denies Fake News on 497 Million Baht Weather Upgrade

The Thai government dismissed social media rumours that the cabinet had approved a 497‑million‑baht budget to upgrade the nation’s weather‑forecasting system using satellite and AI technology. Deputy Prime Minister’s Office spokesperson Ploythale Lakshmichanthorn said the alleged project never existed and that any cooperation with agencies such as NASA or NOAA incurred no cost. She warned that spreading false information online could lead to up to five years in jail or a fine of 100,000 baht under the Computer Crime Act.

Government Denies Fake News on 497 Million Baht Weather Upgrade
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National

Thai Airways CEO Loses Position as Board Probes Baggage Delays

Thai Airways CEO Chai Eiamsiri was removed by the board without explanation, while a committee was set up to investigate ongoing baggage and flight‑delay problems. He said he had anticipated the move and feels no resentment, emphasizing his 41‑year tenure with the airline. Chai added that he will retire to be with his family, which has suffered stress from harsh online comments about the issue.

Thai Airways CEO Loses Position as Board Probes Baggage Delays
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Weather

Mor Pla Warns of Heavy Rain, Flooding October 3

Mor Pla, a self‑described psychic, has warned that heavy rain will begin tonight and peak on October 3, potentially causing renewed flooding in areas that are just drying out. He advises residents to prepare belongings and avoid mountainous areas where many go to worship the Naga, saying those zones remain unsafe. The warning was shared via the Movefast Phamu platform, with Mor Pla emphasizing that his goal is to promote readiness, not panic.

Mor Pla Warns of Heavy Rain, Flooding October 3
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National

Thai Fragrant Rice Draws Crowds at China-ASEAN Expo

Thai officials promoted seven varieties of Thai rice at the 23rd China–ASEAN Expo in Nanning, offering tastings of popular Thai dishes alongside the rice. Over 3,000 visitors praised the rice’s flavor, aroma and quality, expressing interest in purchasing jasmine and glutinous rice for home use or gifts. The department said the event helps align Thai rice exports with evolving Chinese market preferences despite a recent decline in shipment volumes.

Thai Fragrant Rice Draws Crowds at China-ASEAN Expo
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Weather

Mick Thongraya Warns of Floods, Readies Noodle Shop

Actor Mick Thongraya is preparing his Nonthaburi noodle shop for possible flooding by moving goods to higher ground and warning that upstream waters could reach his area. He also revealed that his four‑rai plot in Khao Yai has doubled in value, prompting many celebrity friends to ask about buying land upcountry.

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National

Bangkok Deputy Governor Opens Four Flood Response Centers

Bangkok’s deputy governor has opened four flood response centers in the city’s inundated districts to coordinate relief, assistance, recovery and compensation for affected residents. The centers will manage drainage, distribute essential supplies and clear waste to restore normal conditions quickly. Progress will be reported to the governor and disaster command, while the environmental office mobilizes resources to ensure public health and safety after waters recede.

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National

World No. 1 Badminton Player Posts Photo to Inspire Ratchanok

World No. 1 men's singles badminton player Kulwuthi Wititsarn, known as Viv, posted a childhood photo of himself watching senior star Ratchanok Intanon compete at the 2012 Olympics, accompanied by an encouraging message. He did so after Ratchanok expressed disappointment over criticism from a minority of Thai badminton fans, noting that foreigners seemed more proud of her achievements. The post drew widespread support, with fans agreeing that Ratchanok continues to inspire younger players.

World No. 1 Badminton Player Posts Photo to Inspire Ratchanok
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Police

Elderly Sisters Rescued After Alleged Abuse by Grandsons in Phatthalung

Two elderly sisters, aged 90 and 85, were rescued yesterday, October 1, after an alleged domestic violence and extortion by their grandsons at a house in Phatthalung province. Provincial administration officials, police, social development officers and rescue workers attended the property in Ban Rae Community, Khuha Sawan subdistrict, at around 4pm. When officials arrived, they found the … The story Phattalung women aged 90 and 85 taken to hospital following domestic abuse as seen on Thaiger News.

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