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PM Anutin Orders Ministries to Address Protesters' Demands

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered all ministries to hear out protesters camped at Government House and act on their demands where possible. He confirmed the government has already cut B20 diesel prices by 10 baht per litre, a key protest demand. Interior Ministry officials have been deployed to monitor and engage with the demonstrators.

PM Anutin Orders Ministries to Address Protesters' Demands
2d ago Khaosod

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said he instructed all ministries at Tuesday's cabinet meeting to listen to proposals from protesters gathered at Government House and respond where feasible. He assigned Interior Ministry officials, including the permanent secretary and department heads, to visit and monitor the demonstrators. On the protesters' demand to cut diesel prices, Anutin stated the government has already reduced B20 diesel by 10 baht per litre. Asked if he would visit the rally himself, the prime minister said no premier has done so before and he would wait for the appropriate time.

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Police

NACC Finds Thammasat Professors Guilty of 2.8M Baht Trip Corruption

The NACC has ruled that former Thammasat University associate professor Jit Mueankratok and project coordinator Witthaya committed corruption by illegally awarding a 2.8-million-baht contract for an overseas study trip to the Czech Republic to Infinite Journey Co. without proper approval. The university was later ordered by the Civil Court to pay the company, resulting in financial loss. Both face criminal charges under anti-corruption laws and severe disciplinary action.

NACC Finds Thammasat Professors Guilty of 2.8M Baht Trip Corruption
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National

Thai Health Promotion Foundation Highlights 23 Achievements in Senate Report

The Thai Health Promotion Foundation presented its annual report to the Senate, highlighting 23 achievements including reduced smoking rates and successful alcohol harm reduction programs. Senators debated the foundation's long-term impact on NCDs, which kill 400,000 Thais annually, while noting ThaiHealth's budget is under 1% of national health spending. A senator proposed legal safeguards for the fund's revenue and greater transparency to ensure continuous disease prevention efforts.

Thai Health Promotion Foundation Highlights 23 Achievements in Senate Report
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Police

Armed Gang Raids Factory, Ties Up Guard in Bang Lamung

A gang of about ten knife-wielding men raided a factory in Bang Lamung, Chonburi, early on November 10, binding and gagging a security guard before looting and vandalizing the premises. The guard escaped after two hours and alerted industrial estate patrol officers. Police are investigating and suspect the attackers may be foreign nationals based on their accents.

Armed Gang Raids Factory, Ties Up Guard in Bang Lamung
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Police

Phuket MP Demands Thorough Probe After Sia Lek Arrest

PHUKET: Phuket MP Chalermpong Saengdee has called on the government to pursue a thorough investigation into alleged land encroachment and corruption at Freedom Beach, warning that the arrest of local influential figure Printhorn Rueangrattanawanit, better known as ‘Sia Lek’, must not simply become a headline-grabbing exercise.

Phuket MP Demands Thorough Probe After Sia Lek Arrest
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National

Education Ministry Urges Public to Report LINE OpenChat Bullying

Deputy Education Minister Linthiporn Warinwatsroch urged the public to report cyberbullying in LINE OpenChat groups using the app's reporting feature. The call follows a ministry-wide order for schools and rights centers to accelerate action against online harassment of students. Officials say public participation is key to making online spaces safer for children.

Education Ministry Urges Public to Report LINE OpenChat Bullying
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National

Mass Fish Kill in Samut Sakhon Canal Prompts Probe

Mass fish kill at a Samut Sakhon canal drainage gate prompts investigation as officials collect samples and warn against consuming distressed fish.

Mass Fish Kill in Samut Sakhon Canal Prompts Probe
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National

Minister Advances 7-Rai Land Transfer for Udon Thani Heart Transplant Center

Agriculture Minister Watthraphol Khaokham is advancing a 7-rai land transfer to Udon Thani Hospital for a new heart disease and organ transplant center. The project is one of four strategic mega-projects aimed at transforming Udon Thani into an economic hub for upper Northeastern Thailand, integrating healthcare, education, logistics, and agricultural innovation to boost regional connectivity with Laos and China.

Minister Advances 7-Rai Land Transfer for Udon Thani Heart Transplant Center
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National

Thai Smile Bus CEO Unveils Resilient Mobility Vision at ASEAN Expo

Thai Smile Bus CEO Kulphaphat Wongmajarapinya unveiled a resilient mobility vision at ASEAN's largest sustainability expo, highlighting Thailand's first fully electric bus-and-boat transit ecosystem.

Thai Smile Bus CEO Unveils Resilient Mobility Vision at ASEAN Expo
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Community

Rare Buddhist Amulets from Thailand's Famous Monks Profiled

The article profiles rare amulets from four revered Thai monks, including 1970 bronze eggs from Nakhon Sawan, 1966 sacred powders

Rare Buddhist Amulets from Thailand's Famous Monks Profiled
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Police

Mae Sot Border Raid Nets 13.5 Tonnes Illegal Avocados, Four Arrested

A joint task force seized 13.5 tonnes of avocados smuggled across the Myanmar border in Mae Sot, Tak province, arresting four suspects and confiscating four pickup trucks. The operation, led by the Phra Phirun Center for Agricultural and Food Security alongside plant quarantine and ranger units, targeted a convoy bypassing customs procedures. Authorities charged the suspects under plant quarantine and customs laws, and vowed to maintain strict border surveillance to protect Thai farmers from illegal agricultural imports.

Mae Sot Border Raid Nets 13.5 Tonnes Illegal Avocados, Four Arrested
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