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JAS-MONO Donates TVs, Scholarships To Sports School For 22nd Year

JAS-MONO donated televisions with Monomax subscriptions and scholarships to Nakhon Nonthaburi Sports School 6 to mark its 22nd anniversary. Executives from Mono Next and Jasmine International presented the gifts, which were accepted by Coach Lieutenant Thanakrit Inlieng. The contribution aims to support young athletes' education and sports development.

JAS-MONO Donates TVs, Scholarships To Sports School For 22nd Year
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JAS-MONO presented televisions with Monomax packages and scholarships to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of Nakhon Nonthaburi Sports School 6. Banphisit Rakwong, Chief Operating Officer of Mono Next PCL, and Nawarat Poolmak, Deputy Director of Corporate Sustainability and Office Management at Jasmine International PCL, jointly handed over the televisions, packages, and scholarships to the school. Coach M, Lieutenant Thanakrit Inlieng, head coach of the athletes, accepted on behalf of the school. The donation aims to support learning and educational opportunities for young athletes, encouraging them to develop both academic and athletic potential for future success.

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Muay Thai Fighter KO'd By Neck Kick In TV Bout

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Social Security Office to Verify Election Winners Within 30 Days

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Seven Legendary Thai Artists Perform at Paragon Hall

On October 10, 2026, seven legendary Thai artists reunited for the RE‑MASTER Concert at Bangkok’s Paragon Hall, performing a five‑hour set of classic love songs. The show featured solo performances, duets, and surprise collaborations, delighting fans eager to relive musical memories. Organized by ATIMESHOWBIZ, the event highlighted timeless hits from artists such as Dee, Taeng, Jeeb Chaliang Phasukit, Sao Sao Sao, Bird Kathard, Tuk Wirayada, Pan Paiboonkiat, Koi Saranya, and Kob Songsi.

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Police Launch Nationwide 'Spider Web' Checkpoints to Curb Crime

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