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JAS-MONOMAX Teams With Thailand Post to Boost Premier League Fans

JAS, MONOMAX, and Thailand Post launched a campaign to boost Premier League fan engagement across Thailand, offering both online and offline participation with chances to win prizes worth over 6.5 million baht. The partnership combines JAS's broadcasting rights, Thailand Post's nationwide network, and MONOMAX's streaming platform to provide fans with more ways to watch matches and join activities throughout the season.

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On October 12, 2026, Sorachat Asawapracha, CEO of Jasmine International (JAS), said the partnership leverages each company's strengths: JAS holds the Premier League rights in Thailand, Thailand Post offers nationwide reach, and MONOMAX provides a sports streaming platform. He added that the collaboration aims to give football fans greater access to matches and related activities. Donanth Suppaphon, CEO of Thailand Post, noted that the company's extensive network will help deliver the campaign to fans everywhere, especially Premier League supporters across the country. He explained that fans can buy postcards at any Thailand Post branch or use the Prompt Post app to select their favorite team and enter a draw for prizes worth over 6.5 million baht, with additional rewards throughout the season. Fans can also subscribe to MONOMAX through Thailand Post to stream Premier League matches. Nominphan Sapasadet, CEO of Mono Next, said the partnership will expand access and engagement for fans of all 20 Premier League clubs through season‑long activities.

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Thai Song 'First Light' Hits 3 Million Views

Thai song 'First Light' from the drama 'Arunrung The Edge of Horizon' has exceeded three million views. Singer Ongsa Teethat Khummuang celebrated the milestone, thanking fans and urging them to keep supporting the track. The song’s lyrics use the sun‑and‑earth metaphor to convey enduring hope and have resonated widely with listeners.

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Tops Boosts Flood Preparedness with Extra Stock, Transport

Tops, part of Central Retail, is rolling out five flood-readiness measures, including stockpiling essential goods for over 20 days and raising transport capacity by 30-50%. The chain will use automated stock-replenishment and AI-guided routing to keep stores supplied nationwide, with 24-hour warehouse operations and extra staff. Officials from the Internal Trade Department visited the Bang Bua Thong distribution centre to review the preparations.

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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.

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Government Backs MP's Call to Monitor Social Security Election

The government’s deputy spokesperson backed Move Forward Party MP Rakchanok Srinok’s call for close public scrutiny of the social security board election, warning that candidates could lose their rights if results are not officially certified. She urged that any oversight be based on facts and law, not assumptions, and stressed that those found guilty of discrimination, abuse of power, or election interference must be held accountable. The initiative aims to engage citizens in monitoring the social security fund, which affects millions of insured persons, and to improve transparency and public trust.

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Tent Installer Dies After Touching High-Voltage Power Line

A Myanmar worker died after touching a 22,000‑volt power line while setting up tents for a local festival in Chumphon province. The incident occurred on October 12, 2026, near the Lang Suan municipal office. Police are investigating and have coordinated with rescue teams to recover the body.

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Soldier Seeks Return of 400k Baht Dowry After Nurse Disappears

A soldier says he gave a 400,000‑baht dowry to a nurse he met through her family's food stall, only for her to disappear and stop responding. He later learned she was allegedly involved with other men and asked for the dowry back, but her family refused and denied any wrongdoing. The soldier filed a complaint with a local‑page founder seeking justice for the alleged fraud.

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

Muay Thai fighter Sila Lad was knocked out by a neck kick during a Channel 7 broadcast bout on October 11, 2026, and had to be stretchered out. He regained consciousness after about thirty minutes and confirmed he is safe, intending to rest a week before resuming training.

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Social Security Office to Verify Election Winners Within 30 Days

The Social Security Office is preparing to verify the qualifications of winners in the Social Security Board election, with official results expected within 30 days. Preliminary data show a surge in voter turnout, with employer participation up over 600 percent and insured persons up over 400 percent compared to last year. The office warned that current figures are unofficial and may change until the final count is finished.

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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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South Korean Admin Arrested in Thailand for Child Sex Videos

Thai immigration police arrested a 42‑year‑old South Korean man who administered an illegal pornographic website and distributed child sexual abuse videos. He had fled to Thailand after South Korean authorities issued an arrest warrant and an INTERPOL Red Notice. Police located him in a luxury condo in Thong Lor, revoked his visa, and are preparing his deportation.

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