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Mos Jakirin to Bear Thai Flag at Asian Para Games Opening

Mos Jakirin Damunee, a visually impaired T13 para-athlete and double gold medalist from the 2022 Asian Para Games, has been chosen to carry Thailand's flag at the opening ceremony of the 5th Asian Para Games in Nagoya, Japan, on 18 October 2026. The Sports Authority of Thailand has launched the Thai House center in Nagoya to provide sports science and nutrition support for the 265-member Thai delegation competing across all 18 sports. Thailand aims to match or exceed its previous achievement of 27 gold medals.

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Mos Jakirin Damunee, a visually impaired T13 para-athlete and double gold medalist from the 2022 Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, China, will carry Thailand's flag at the official opening ceremony on 18 October 2026 at Paloma Mizuho Stadium in Nagoya. He will compete in the men's 100m and 400m T13 events, aiming to defend his titles. The Sports Authority of Thailand has opened the Thai House center in Nagoya to deliver sports science and nutrition services to the 265-athlete Thai team, which will participate in all 18 sports. Thailand hopes to match or surpass its previous tally of 27 gold medals, with strong prospects in athletics, wheelchair racing, table tennis, wheelchair fencing, badminton, boccia, shooting, swimming, archery, cycling, weightlifting and taekwondo.

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Google Launches Gemini 4 Argon AI for Thai Enterprises

Google has introduced Gemini 4 Argon, an AI agent capable of performing complex, multi‑step tasks for businesses, and made it accessible to Thai users through the AiPASS platform. The service aims to boost productivity, improve software development, and strengthen cybersecurity while reducing operational costs. Early tests show notable gains in task success rates and code output, positioning the tool as a powerful aid for enterprise workflows.

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Former Industry Minister Declares 2.5 Billion Baht in Assets

The National Anti-Corruption Commission released the asset declaration of former Industry Minister Thangkhun Wangbunchongchana, showing 2.5 billion baht in wealth and 1.5 billion baht in spouse investments. Thangkhun reported modest personal assets and liabilities, while his partner, Kathleen Malinenont, disclosed substantial holdings in Thai Solar Energy, foreign bank accounts, real estate in Bangkok and Phuket, and luxury items. The declaration follows his resignation from the ministerial post on April 6, 2026.

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Thailand Orders Closure of Three Polluting Factories in Prachinburi

Three polluting factories in Prachinburi have been shut down, with more closures planned. Industry Minister Varawut Silpa-archa vowed to act without favoritism, seize assets of illegal dumpers, and amend the law to increase penalties. He warned the public to avoid contact with contaminated water and to wash off immediately if exposed.

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Thai Minister Mocks Opposition's No-Confidence Move

Natural Resources and Environment Minister Suthichai Chommeng dismissed the opposition's repeated no‑confidence motions as a sign of their inexperience, insisting he must have great influence to be targeted each time. He urged lawmakers to base parliamentary debate on facts and warned that motions aimed merely at discrediting rivals could stem from personal grudges. The minister also noted his solid, long‑term relationship with the Palang Pracharath Party and said he does not need to seek their support.

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Mother Cries as Son Blocks Safe Removal Without Police

Mother Pat is unable to retrieve her personal safe because her son Benz insists that police must be present as witnesses before she can take it. She livestreams her frustration, claims she has multiple witnesses ready, and postpones the safe opening pending police involvement. The family dispute over the safe remains unresolved, leaving her upset and delayed.

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Thai Youth Golfers Sweep All Categories at Chang Thailand Junior Golf

Thai junior golfers claimed victory in every age group at the Chang Thailand Junior Golf Circuit 2026 International Championship held in Phetchaburi. The tournament, sanctioned by the World Amateur Golf Ranking and endorsed by the Department of Physical Education, awarded the Dream Prize and featured training with PGA Tour coaches. Top performers earned spots in the ThaiBev ThaiTalent program, advancing Thailand’s youth golf development.

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Rescue Volunteer Slapped by Man in Police Shirt Udon Thani

UDON THANI — 13 October 2026, A rescue volunteer has filed a police complaint after allegedly being slapped by a man who appeared intoxicated and was wearing a sports shirt marked “Udon Police” while the volunteer was helping an injured person on a roadside in Udon Thani. The incident occurred at around 00:30 on Tuesday […]

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MP Ideer Cancels Press Conference Over Illegal Business Links

MP Ideer (Suchada Sang Thanthap) and her husband cancelled a scheduled press conference today that was meant to address allegations linking them to illegal businesses, a scammer network, transnational crime, and billions of baht in assets. The MP said via LINE that no press conference would take place, and no reason or new date has been given. The cancellation raises further questions about the couple's involvement in the alleged criminal network.

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NIDA Rejects Communication Blocking Democratic Participation

NIDA released a statement declaring it will not support any communication that blocks democratic participation, following concerns over a lecturer's comments about the social security election. The institute emphasized that staff must voice opinions within legal bounds, respect rights, and avoid suppressing differing views. NIDA reaffirmed its commitment to promoting lawful democratic activities and upholding freedom of expression.

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Police Crackdown in 25 Provinces Nets 587 Arrests, Huge Seizure

Thai police carried out a coordinated crackdown across 25 provinces surrounding Bangkok, arresting 587 people and seizing large amounts of drugs, firearms and explosives. The operation, conducted early on 13 October 2026, targeted communities and high‑risk areas to create a security buffer for upcoming international meetings. Authorities urged the public to report any suspicious activity through the 191 or 1599 hotlines.

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