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Rotthang Vows to Fight On After Loss to Nong-O

Former ONE Flyweight Champion Rotthang Jitmuangnon lost to former Bantamweight Champion Nong-O Hama at The Inner Circle 38 event. Initially devastated and considering retirement due to online abuse targeting his family, Rotthang later announced he will continue fighting for his supporters, emphasizing that the event brought joy beyond victory or defeat.

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Former ONE Flyweight Muay Thai World Champion Rotthang Jitmuangnon opens up about continuing his career after losing to former ONE Bantamweight Muay Thai World Champion Nong-O Hama, age 40, at The Inner Circle 38 under Muay Thai World Grand Prix flyweight rules (125-135 lbs) last Friday. After the fight, Rotthang cried and appeared devastated, stating his decision to continue would depend on fan support after he faced heavy criticism extending to his family. Recently, Rotthang posted that he has decided to keep fighting for his fans who love him, thanking them for their support and saying that beyond winning or losing, the event was about fun and happiness for all ticket holders.

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Pheu Thai Denies Opening Bank Accounts for Flood Donations

The Pheu Thai Party has denied opening bank accounts to accept cash donations for October flood victims, stating it only collected physical goods at its Bangkok headquarters. The Election Commission flagged three publicized accounts as still active, warning potential legal violations that could threaten party dissolution. Pheu Thai insists the cited Bank of Ayudhya account was closed in 2019 and that it merely directed monetary donors to an unrelated Bangkok Bank disaster fund.

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PM Anutin Ready for No-Confidence Debate, Cites Government Achievements

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said he is prepared for an upcoming no-confidence debate and will defend the government using concrete achievements and facts rather than relying on its parliamentary majority. He emphasized that public trust must be earned through performance, not vote counts, and that the government must continue demonstrating active problem-solving and policy delivery.

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Watchdog Foundation Transfers Donations to President to Prevent Corruption

The Watchdog Thailand Foundation says it moved donation funds into the president's account to protect them from a former treasurer who was withdrawing money without accountability. The new board voted to consolidate the funds under its own control and has filed a police complaint with the Central Investigation Bureau over years of alleged financial irregularities. The foundation denies any personal misuse and pledges full transparency.

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Police

CIB Arrests Minibus Driver for Kidnapping, Raping Woman

The Central Investigation Bureau arrested a 39-year-old minibus driver in Prachuap Khiri Khan for allegedly kidnapping a woman in Bangkok, locking her in the vehicle, and raping her five times at screwdriver-point. The suspect fled to Pranburi district after the attack but was tracked down and apprehended at a residence. He denies all charges, and police have issued safety warnings for solo public transport passengers.

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Elephant in Musth Kills Woman, 71, in Surat Thani

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CIB Arrests Chinese Online Gambling Operator Wanted in China

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Community

Viral Car Sale Chat: 20k Offer on 79k Listing

A Facebook post showing a car sale negotiation went viral after a buyer offered 20,000 baht for a vehicle listed at 79,000 baht. Despite the 59,000 baht gap, both parties remained surprisingly polite, with the seller noting others would have cursed and the buyer saying others would insult merchants. Netizens praised the civil exchange, commenting it was refreshing that neither side resorted to profanity.

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Experts Warn of Rising Premature Hearing Loss Causes and Prevention

Health experts warn that premature hearing loss is increasing among younger people due to excessive headphone use, loud environments, infections, and certain medications. The article details symptoms like difficulty understanding speech in noisy places and outlines prevention strategies including volume control, ear protection, and prompt medical attention for ear problems.

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Truck Hits 12 Vehicles at Phuket Traffic Light

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Elderly Woman Found Dead in Navy Housing After Days Missing

A 66-year-old woman was found dead in her room at a Navy housing complex in Samut Prakan after a coffee shop owner noticed her absence. She had refused to relocate when the Navy ordered residents to move for demolition, leaving her without utilities. Her decomposed body, estimated dead for five to six days, showed extensive animal scavenging, and police have sent it for an autopsy to determine the cause of death.

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