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PM Anutin Clarifies Cryptic Wall-Crashing Post, Taps Forehead

Prime Minister Anutin Chulanont clarified his cryptic social media post about running his head into a wall, saying it was a metaphorical warning to himself rather than a jab at Democrat Party deputy leader Sirikanya Tansukul.

PM Anutin Clarifies Cryptic Wall-Crashing Post, Taps Forehead
10 Aug Khaosod

Prime Minister Anutin Chulanont has clarified his recent social media post stating "I run my head into a wall every day, but the wall just gets higher and thicker. If I keep crashing into it, my head will hurt even more." The post had sparked speculation that it was a jab at Sirikanya Tansukul, deputy leader of the Democrat Party and a party-list MP, prompting Democrat MPs to post rebuttals. When asked directly who the message was aimed at, Anutin touched his forehead and replied "my head," then added that the post was meant to "teach myself and warn myself."

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Thailand's Labour Market Shows Weakening Signs

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Murder Suspect Dies by Suicide at Crime Scene

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Politician Urges Election Chief to Prosecute Senate Case Fairly

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Fire Destroys Workers' Camp in Koh Kaew

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Stepfather Arrested After Fleeing Sexual Assault Charges

A 40-year-old stepfather was arrested in Phatthalung after fleeing sexual assault charges involving his 16-year-old stepdaughter in January, with police tracking him across provinces before apprehending him in Na Thaom subdistrict.

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Car and Pickup Collide, Plunge Into Canal; Woman Dies

A sedan and pickup truck collided near Khlong Chon Prathan Bridge in Nakhon Pathom Province early Friday morning, plunging both vehicles into a canal; a woman died from severe injuries during transport to the hospital.

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Seven Local Officials Questioned in Exam Fraud Case

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Thailand's June Exports Rise 3.1% as AI, Data Centers Boost Demand

Thailand's June export prices grew 3.1% year-on-year, driven by surging demand for electronics and AI-related components, while import prices jumped 10% as manufacturers restocked capital goods and raw materials.

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