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National

GSB Transfers Flood Relief to 16 More Provinces

The Government Savings Bank has disbursed 196.8 million baht in 2026 flood relief to 28,717 households across 16 provinces, including Bangkok and surrounding central and eastern regions. Total payments now reach 11.86 billion baht for nearly 1.6 million households, covering about 74 percent of the cabinet-approved budget. Transfers are made via PromptPay starting at 11 AM on November 4.

GSB Transfers Flood Relief to 16 More Provinces
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On November 4, 2026, Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Director-General Niwat Phongsitthaworn announced that flood relief payments for victims of the 2026 floods have been managed and transferred to people's accounts in many areas, with operations continuing. Today's transfer covers 16 provinces: Samut Prakan, Nonthaburi, Ang Thong, Rayong, Chanthaburi, Chachoengsao, Prachinburi, Nakhon Nayok, Surin, Chaiyaphum, Nan, Uthai Thani, Kamphaeng Phet, Ratchaburi, Suphan Buri, and Bangkok. This covers 28,717 households totaling 196,809,000 baht. To date, the department and the bank have completed transfers to 1,598,471 households, amounting to 11.862647 billion baht, representing 73.67 percent of the 16.100532 billion baht approved by the Cabinet. The Government Savings Bank began transferring funds to verified victim accounts linked to national ID numbers via the PromptPay system today at 11:00 AM. The public is urged to check the bank accounts registered for government relief transfers to avoid confusion.

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Police

CIB Chief Expects Clarity on Bum Panadda Case Within Days

The Central Investigation Bureau expects to decide within days whether to issue summonses in the investigation of the Bum Panadda charity foundation over alleged fraud, money laundering, and computer crimes. CIB chief Pol Lt Gen Nattachai Chaowannasai said evidence is being gathered from witnesses, victims, and small donors, while denying navy involvement in the financial trail. Police will pursue charges against anyone implicated based on forensic evidence.

CIB Chief Expects Clarity on Bum Panadda Case Within Days
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National

Pagoda Spire Collapses at Chiang Mai Temple, No Injuries

The spire of the main pagoda at Wat Mai Nong Hoi in Chiang Mai collapsed suddenly this morning with no injuries reported. Authorities have cordoned off the site and launched an investigation, with early suspicions pointing to structural weakening from recent heavy rainfall.

Pagoda Spire Collapses at Chiang Mai Temple, No Injuries
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National

Thai Rice Eyes 300 Million Baht in Orders at Paris Food Expo

Thailand showcased its premium rice at SIAL Paris 2026, targeting the European high-end market with a government-led delegation. The event attracted over 2,000 international buyers and is expected to generate more than 300 million baht in orders within a year. The strategy aims to shift Thai rice exports from volume-based to value-based trade, leveraging France and the EU as key strategic markets.

Thai Rice Eyes 300 Million Baht in Orders at Paris Food Expo
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National

MP Backs Transporters, Demands 35-Baht Fuel Price Cap

MP Arthit Suwannapakdi joined transport operators protesting at the Energy Ministry, demanding a 35-baht-per-litre cap on diesel and gasoline. He warned that current B7 diesel prices of 42.54 baht threaten truckers' survival and will raise consumer costs. The lawmaker urged scrapping the Singapore price benchmark and reviewing refinery profits to lower retail fuel prices nationwide.

MP Backs Transporters, Demands 35-Baht Fuel Price Cap
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Community

High School Stars Compete Singing 'Tomorrow...Not Late' on Channel 7

Channel 7HD's 'Famous Song Duel: High School Power' airs a special episode this Wednesday featuring young contestants performing Tata Young's 'Tomorrow...Not Late.' Three students from Silacharapipat School also showcase their talents before the main competition, judged by Tak Siriporn, Luknam Pamela, and Lala Kwanapa. The winner will be crowned weekly champion and take home the trophy.

High School Stars Compete Singing 'Tomorrow...Not Late' on Channel 7
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National

Parliament Committee Erupts as Bhumjaithai MP Challenges Chair's Authority

A parliamentary committee meeting on legal affairs descended into a shouting match between Bhumjaithai MP Natthawut Prasertsuvan and committee chair Rangsit Rom of the People's Party. Natthawut accused Rangsit of authoritarian behavior and monopolizing power over procedural documents, while Rangsit dismissed the challenge and pressed ahead with the agenda on anti-corruption and digital asset regulation.

Parliament Committee Erupts as Bhumjaithai MP Challenges Chair's Authority
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Police

Underground Electrical Fault Causes Smoke, Panic in Nakhon Ratchasima

A damaged underground power line caused smoke and boiling-water-like noises at a home in Nakhon Ratchasima, sparking panic. Officials cut the electricity, stopping the hazard, and electricity authorities are inspecting the system. Residents are warned not to approach or dig near such signs and to report them immediately.

Underground Electrical Fault Causes Smoke, Panic in Nakhon Ratchasima
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Tourism

Immigration Expands Automated Passport Control to 33 Nations, Usage Soars 186%

Thailand's Immigration Bureau has expanded automated passport control lanes to travelers from 33 countries at Suvarnabhumi, Don Mueang, and Phuket airports. Since the September launch, daily usage has jumped 186 percent, with Singaporeans, Hong Kong residents, and South Koreans among the top users, significantly reducing entry queues and congestion.

Immigration Expands Automated Passport Control to 33 Nations, Usage Soars 186%
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Police

Donated Goods Left to Rot at Foundation Warehouse in Pathum Thani

A former local official has exposed a warehouse belonging to the Thamdee Foundation in Pathum Thani where donated goods were left piled outdoors, damaged by weather. The foundation, led by Panadda Wongphudi and her husband Got Athip, owns two plots totaling 24 rai. Locals report that activity at the site has ceased since the news broke.

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Police

Immigration Bureau Tightens Minor Travel Checks to Stop Trafficking

Thailand's Immigration Bureau has implemented stricter screening for Thai children under 18 traveling abroad to combat human trafficking and the "abandoned Thai father" network involving Chinese mothers. From July to October 2026, officials screened 120 minors and denied travel for 32 suspicious cases, leading to arrests and prosecutions. Parents must now provide detailed documentation including consent letters, birth certificates, and relationship verification depending on who accompanies the child.

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