Lanta & News
No. 01 · ENDLESS
National

Ingfang Opens to Poph's Courtship Amid Fan Support

Thai beauty queen and actress Ingfang Voraha revealed she is not completely single and is open to letting national badminton player Poph Thapsiri court her, saying many fans support the possibility. Speaking after Siam Paragon Bangkok International Fashion Week 2026, she stressed they are only getting to know each other, urged herself not to rush, and said her team is handling harsh online comments while she focuses on her work.

Ingfang Opens to Poph's Courtship Amid Fan Support
1d ago Khaosod

Ingfang Voraha said she is not completely single and is open to letting national badminton player Poph Thapsiri court her, adding that many fans are supportive. Speaking after attending Siam Paragon Bangkok International Fashion Week 2026, she stressed that she and Poph are not dating yet, only giving each other a chance to get to know, and that she is not closing herself off to others. Ingfang admitted she falls in love easily and worships romance, but this time she is telling herself not to rush, and has asked her management team to deal with harsh online comments, saying she has moved past the drama. She added that if her relationship with Poph becomes clear she will share it publicly, but wants to keep some details private for now.

Regarding the backlash, Ingfang said she has seen some of the negative commentary and will have chances to explain on various programs later, emphasizing that the situation is exactly as Poph described and that she does not feel personally affected, noting that such issues are inevitable when new people enter one’s life. She acknowledged Poph’s clear intention to develop their relationship and said she views his courtship positively, believing it is good to have someone who likes and admires her. Ingfang also said she remains focused on her work, still considers herself single, but noted that at age 31 she feels any future romance should be a personal matter that she will announce when ready. She expressed that the controversy stemmed mainly from certain fan groups who misunderstood her stance, and that she has let go of the negativity to concentrate on her career, recognizing that she cannot please everyone or control others’ opinions.

When asked if she had spoken with Poph after the incident, Ingfang said he had apologized and explained that his remarks came after pressure from others pushing him to comment, adding that as an athlete he may have been overly intense about the situation, but his true aim is simply to court her, and that many other people have also approached her recently to get to know her. Concerning legal action against netizens who left hostile comments, she said her backend team is handling the matter across all platforms, identifying some individuals, getting others to retract, and urging quiet resolution while reminding people to be mindful when involving themselves in others’ lives, because real financial consequences cannot be hidden behind anonymous accounts.

No. 01 of ∞ Read at source → Next
National

Bangkok Launches Integrated Transit Ticket Capping Fares at 45 Baht

Bangkok plans to launch an integrated ticket system for its electric trains in January 2027, setting a 17‑baht entry fee and a 45‑baht fare cap per trip. The initiative will also roll out 2,320 electric buses and link boats, buses and trains to reduce commuting costs and congestion.

Bangkok Launches Integrated Transit Ticket Capping Fares at 45 Baht
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Police

Supporter Urges Mother Phat to Resume Work Soon

Prachakchai Hai Thongkam publicly supported Mother Phat, urging her to resume her multi‑faceted work after a period of detention. He shared a live‑stream photo with her, praising her strength and noting that legal matters will follow due process. Mother Phat said she is preparing to launch a safe initiative despite having no income, insisting her efforts can help people nationwide and describing her time at the Sothor Chai Nursing Home where she faced Aunt Cat.

Supporter Urges Mother Phat to Resume Work Soon
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Community

Monre Leads Big Cleaning to Aid Lad Krabang Flood Recovery

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has been assisting flood‑affected residents of Lad Krabang for twelve days, providing relief and launching a Big Cleaning operation to clear mud and garbage after waters receded. Minister Suthichai Chomglin emphasized the government’s commitment to continuous support from emergency response to recovery, under the ‘MONRE United’ policy. Local residents praised the efforts, noting the clean‑up helps them resume normal life and livelihoods.

Monre Leads Big Cleaning to Aid Lad Krabang Flood Recovery
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Police

Police Chief Addresses Release of Three Suspects in Fraud Case

The National Police Chief confirmed that police submitted the local election corruption case file on time, despite the release of three suspects due to delays by the anti‑corruption commission. He said police are ready to arrest the suspects if the commission issues warrants and dismissed concerns of repeating past investigative failures. The remarks came after the commission missed the deadline to forward the case to the Attorney General’s Office.

Police Chief Addresses Release of Three Suspects in Fraud Case
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Sports Authority Plans to Postpone National Games After Flood Damage

The Sports Authority of Thailand is meeting with Surin and Udon Thani provinces to discuss postponing the Youth, Senior, National, and Disabled National Games after flood damage destroyed sports equipment and bedding. The meeting on October 21 will determine new dates, with the goal of holding the events sometime in 2570. Authority officials say they will fast‑track equipment replacement while seeking input from athletes, parents, and sports associations.

Sports Authority Plans to Postpone National Games After Flood Damage
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Channel 7HD Launches School Football Tournament with 750 Teams

Channel 7HD, together with Chulalongkorn University and Warrix Sport, has launched a nationwide 7‑a‑side school football tournament featuring 750 teams. The competition kicks off on October 22 at the 60th Anniversary Stadium in Klong 6, with nearly 3 million baht in prizes. The draw, held on October 8, involved officials from the Department of Physical Education and notable school teams.

Channel 7HD Launches School Football Tournament with 750 Teams
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Commerce Ministry Opens 20 Flood Relief Discount Points Across Bangkok

The Ministry of Commerce has set up 20 discount points across Bangkok selling essential goods at up to 62% off to help flood‑affected residents recover. The initiative, part of the ‘Thai Helps Thai, Sky Flag Against Flood’ program, runs from October 9‑18 and will be expanded nationwide with over 3,000 similar events planned.

Commerce Ministry Opens 20 Flood Relief Discount Points Across Bangkok
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Police

193 Thais Returned from Cambodia, 18 Face Scam Warrants

Sa Kaeo immigration police received 193 Thais deported by Cambodia at the Ban Khlong Luek permanent border checkpoint in Aranyaprathet district on October 8. Cyber police later found that 18 of them have arrest warrants linked to call centre gangs. The group had been detained during a Cambodian crackdown on transnational online scam networks and … The story 193 Thais deported from Cambodia, 18 wanted for scams as seen on Thaiger News.

1d ago The Thaiger Crime

Read this story →

Police

Thai Police Seize 3 Million Meth Pills In Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai’s Pha Muang task force intercepted a drug smuggling convoy, seized 14 backpacks holding nearly three million methamphetamine pills after the suspects abandoned their vehicle and fled toward the Myanmar border. The operation, conducted on October 9‑10, 2026, involved coordinated checkpoints on Highway 1089 and support from multiple security units. The seized drugs and vehicle have been handed over to investigators for further legal action.

Thai Police Seize 3 Million Meth Pills In Chiang Mai
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Police

Police Chief Promises Fair Probe in Flood-Related Pipe Death

Police Chief Pol Gen Sanphran Nuanma promised a fair investigation after a 74‑year‑old man was crushed by a suction‑pipe while trying to protect his property from floodwaters in Chachoengsao Province. Relatives worry they may not receive the 2-million-baht insurance payout because the police initially recorded the death as an accident unrelated to the flood. Authorities say they will examine the facts and ensure all flood‑affected villagers receive appropriate compensation.

Police Chief Promises Fair Probe in Flood-Related Pipe Death
1d ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Loading more…
Endless reading Scroll to read. When you reach the bottom, keep scrolling. A bar fills, and the next story slides in when it's full. ↑ ↓ or Space Or use the arrows at the bottom of the screen.