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NHRC Calls for Pause on Hua Hin Fishing Village Demolition

The National Human Rights Commission has urged Hua Hin’s mayor to halt the demolition of a traditional fishing community after residents complained they would lose homes and livelihoods without any relocation plan. The NHRC warns the eviction threatens housing, property and community rights, and has asked the mayor to pause the orders while it investigates. The mayor reportedly plans to begin demolitions as early as 16 October 2026.

NHRC Calls for Pause on Hua Hin Fishing Village Demolition
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15 October 2026 – The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) sent an urgent letter dated 12 October 2026 to the Hua Hin mayor, requesting a delay in the forced eviction and demolition of buildings in the traditional fishing community stretching from Hua Hin Fish Bridge to the Mae Taptim Shrine along Ratsadaphorn Road. Residents say they would lose their homes and livelihoods without any relocation or support measures, and the mayor plans to carry out the demolitions as early as 16 October 2026. The NHRC warned that the action threatens community, property and housing rights, and has asked the mayor to suspend the orders while it investigates the complaints, citing its authority under Sections 26 and 33 of the Organic Act on the National Human Rights Commission of 2017.

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MRT Closes Queen Sirikit Station for IMF Meeting Security

On October 16, 2026, the MRT will temporarily close the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center station from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM to enhance security for the IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meeting. BEM announced the closure, noting that all other MRT stations will operate normally during the period. Passengers are advised to plan alternative routes and apologize for any inconvenience.

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Chiang Rai Police Arrest Two Thais Sheltering Six Chinese

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Chiang Rai Police Arrest Two Thais Sheltering Six Chinese
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Adelaide United Beat BG Pathum in AFC Champions League Two

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Minister Orders Probe Into Wild Elephant Death in Loei

A wild bull elephant was found dead in a rice field outside Phu Luang Wildlife Sanctuary in Loei province on 15 October 2025. Natural Resources and Environment Minister Sukchai Chomgrin has ordered a thorough investigation, including a veterinary autopsy, to determine if the animal was killed by illegal electric fencing. Authorities warn that anyone found responsible will face strict legal action.

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Thai Airways Opens Customer Care Center for Flood‑Affected Passengers

Thai Airways is opening a Customer Care Center on October 16 to assist passengers whose flights were delayed, cancelled, or whose luggage was delayed due to heavy rain and flooding in late September. The center will operate daily from October 17, offering both in‑person and online compensation claims. The airline apologizes for the disruption and thanks travelers for their patience.

Thai Airways Opens Customer Care Center for Flood‑Affected Passengers
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Police

Police Arrest 22-Year-Old for Hacking Guard's Phone, Stealing Funds

A 22-year-old man was arrested for hacking a 63-year-old security guard's phone, stealing bank information, and transferring 25,000 baht to his own account. He withdrew the cash, purchased an iPad, and used the rest for personal expenses before discarding the phone. Police apprehended him within 24 hours using CCTV evidence, and the victim commended their rapid response.

Police Arrest 22-Year-Old for Hacking Guard's Phone, Stealing Funds
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Anutin Urges Turning Global Shifts into Real Investment for Thailand

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Thai PBS Urged to Clarify Budget Use Amid Transparency Calls

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Royal Thai Police Chief Highlights Duty on Police Day

Royal Thai Police Commissioner-General Pol Gen Sornram Nomma marked Police Day by outlining the force’s core duties: protecting the monarchy, keeping peace, alleviating suffering, fighting crime and drugs, and earning public trust. He praised officers for their flood‑relief work after heavy rains caused widespread inundation last year. The message closed with a prayer for blessings from religious figures and the royal family.

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Foodland Supermarket Announces Immediate Closure of Phetchaburi Branch

Foodland Supermarket has announced the immediate closure of its Phetchaburi branch and the attached 'Cheap and Good' restaurant, effective October 15, 2026. The chain, operating for over five decades, directed reward members to use their points at other locations before they expire on December 31, 2026. The company expressed gratitude to customers for their continued support.

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