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Lottery Plus Awards 36 Million Baht Across Four Provinces

Six Lottery Plus tickets won the first prize in the October 1, 2026 government lottery, distributing 36 million baht among winners from four provinces. The winners, including Ms. Air from Nakhon Si Thammarat and Mr. Gong from Bangkok, described their surprise and gratitude when notified by lottery representative Not Phanthat Nakawisit. The prize announcement featured celebrity Tack Paranyu and a dance by the mascot Jid Rid Yib Chok.

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Lottery Plus representative Not Phanthat Nakawisit called the winners to congratulate them, while celebrity Tack Paranyu joined the prize announcement and the mascot Jid Rid Yib Chok performed a cheerful dance. Ms. Air of Nakhon Si Thammarat, who held two winning tickets worth 12 million baht, said she had been buying 40‑50 tickets regularly and dreamed of winning the first prize; she was overjoyed when Not called and thanked him, promising to receive the prize in person. Mr. Gong of Bangkok, also with two tickets worth 12 million baht, was stressed about work when the call came but felt instant relief and joy, and asked to tell his parents before receiving the prize. Mr. Wan of Kamphaeng Phet, holding one ticket worth 6 million baht, was cooking when Not called; he did not recognize the caller at first but became delighted and confirmed the win. Mr. Win of Nakhon Sawan, who bought just one ticket worth 6 million baht, was working when Not called, immediately expressed gratitude and excitement.

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SEC Urges ETC Shareholders to Scrutinize Overpriced BWC Deal

Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission has warned shareholders of Earth Tech Environment (ETC) to scrutinize a 330 million baht deal to acquire Better West Care (BWC) after an independent financial adviser said the price far exceeds BWC's true value. The SEC urges investors to study the information before the Oct 6 extraordinary meeting and to vote against the acquisition if they find it unjustified. The transaction requires a three‑fourths majority and faces opposition if 10 percent or more of shareholders reject it.

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National

Floods Damage Thai Factories, Losses Exceed One Billion Baht

The Thai Federation of Industries estimates flood damage to its members at over 1.018 billion baht across Bangkok and 14 other provinces. It has urged the government to adopt six emergency measures to aid affected businesses and workers. The hardest‑hit areas include Samut Prakan’s Bang Phli district and Chonburi’s industrial estates.

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Police

61-Year-Old Woman Drowns While Shrimp Fishing in Lam Takhong Canal

A 61‑year‑old woman drowned while shrimping in a tributary of the Lam Takhong canal in Nakhon Ratchasima’s Si Khiao district on 1 October. Her husband heard her call for help, saw only her hat floating, and alerted rescuers who later recovered her body. Police suspect a cramp in the cool water and an underwater current caused the accident.

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Community

Villagers Oppose Chanthaburi Water Reservoir Project at Ministry

Villagers and the Thai Environmental Fund Foundation delivered an opposition letter to Thailand’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment against the proposed Wang Huay Ton Reservoir in Chanthaburi. Officials said no pristine forest would be used and that public feedback would be welcomed, with the project requiring permits from forest and park authorities. The cabinet’s August approval only endorsed the principle, stipulating limited land use and further review.

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Community

Lottery Plus Organizes Lucky Run Fun Fest with Concert

Nott Panthawat of Lottery Plus announced that the Lucky Run Fun Fest held on October 1, 2026 drew an enthusiastic crowd and sold out tickets within a week. The event combined a fun run, concert, and lottery draw, aiming to let online customers meet in person and enjoy prizes and entertainment. He said future editions are planned, possibly accompanied by a Lottery Plus Run Club and continued use of their meet‑up app.

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National

European Investors Bullish on ASEAN, Thailand Boosts SME Support

European investors show strong confidence in expanding trade and investment in ASEAN, with 78% planning to increase their presence. Thailand is pushing to harmonise regulations and support local MSMEs to capture these opportunities, while advancing the Thailand‑EU FTA talks and strengthening ties with the UK and Russia.

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National

Thailand Climbs to 44th in Global Innovation Index

Thailand placed 44th in the 2026 Global Innovation Index, up one spot and third among upper‑middle‑income economies. The country ranked highly in creative goods exports, high‑tech exports and research talent, while improving its intellectual‑property performance. Officials pledged to continue supporting Thai businesses with IP tools to raise competitiveness.

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Thai Canoeist Piyanat Secures Asian Games Bronze

NAGOYA, Japan — 1 October 2026, Thai canoeist Piyanat Koetsuk won the bronze medal in the canoe slalom event at the 20th Asian Games, Aichi-Nagoya 2026. The competition was held at the Yahagi River Canoe Slalom Course. Piyanat finished eighth in the semifinal, securing the final qualifying spot. He then produced a stronger performance in […]

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National

Thai Minister Defends Flood-Relief Kitchen, Vows Improvements

Thai Minister Sukhumrawan Wanthanyakul defended the Bhumjaithai Party’s flood‑relief kitchen amid criticism, saying it is better to act than do nothing. She said the Transport Ministry is working to stop Grab drivers from losing points when they cancel deliveries in flooded areas, and the kitchen will improve its operations while aiming to produce up to 10,000 meal boxes per day. She added that the kitchen had paused Grab orders and welcomed feedback to enhance the relief effort.

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Police

DSI Seizes 77 Million Baht in Ranong Drug Bust

DSI led a joint operation in Ranong province that seized assets worth about 77 million baht linked to the Kokhao transnational drug network. Officers confiscated 16 fishing boats, land, roughly 30 vehicles and over 50 bank accounts during raids on September 30–October 1, 2069. Officials said they will pursue the network’s leaders and financiers and work to cut off maritime drug‑smuggling routes.

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