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Protesters Enter Prachinburi Hall, Reject EEC and Toxic Waste; Rally Set for Nov 15

Residents of Prachinburi protested at the provincial hall demanding an end to toxic industrial waste and EEC projects. They urge authorities to crack down on polluting factories and plan a rally for November 15.

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Prachinburi – Following a cabinet resolution to rotate senior officials, Suraphan Sinthurawan was appointed Deputy Governor of Saraburi. The province faces severe toxic waste and industrial waste accumulation. Locals have staged a demonstration at the provincial hall, demanding the government halt EEC expansion and shut down polluting factories. They vow to continue pressing for environmental justice. The protest is set for November 15 at the provincial hall.

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Opposition MP Dares Rival to Sue Over Gambling Website Claims

People's Party MP Ratchanok Sinok has challenged Bhumjaithai Party MP Suchada Sangtanthu to file a defamation lawsuit, saying she would welcome a court battle to prove whether Suchada's husband owns a gambling website. The confrontation occurred in parliament on November 11, 2026, after Suchada posted on Facebook that Ratchanok asked if she would sue. Ratchanok replied that she dared Suchada to follow through so the gambling ownership question could be legally tested, while also denying previous allegations about a necklace controversy.

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Boom Panadda Distressed in Custody as Police Seize Luxury Assets

Thai actress Boom Panadda is reportedly distressed in custody, crying for her child according to her lawyer Phet Ekkasit Sanit. Police have searched her condominium and seized luxury goods worth over 10 million baht. Phet denied rumors that he also represents a high-society figure allegedly linked to Boom's finances, confirming he currently acts solely as Boom's counsel.

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Thai Navy Clarifies Viral Photo Man Is Reserve Officer

The Royal Thai Navy has clarified that a man photographed with celebrity Bum Panadda and identified online as a naval officer is actually a reserve officer, not a career service member. The individual earned his rank after completing the fifth year of the Reserve Officer Training Corps program and was called up for periodic reserve training. The Navy urged the public and media to verify military status before sharing information to avoid misunderstandings.

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E-Commerce Import Tax to Raise Inflation by Just 0.7%

Thailand's Cabinet has approved a new 30% import duty on goods purchased through foreign e-commerce platforms, effective January 1, 2027. The Trade Policy and Strategy Office estimates the measure will add only about 0.70% to the Consumer Price Index because affected products represent a small share of the inflation basket. While individual items such as electronics and accessories may see clearer price increases, the overall impact on headline inflation is expected to remain limited.

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MP Rome Challenges Anutin Over Committee Summons Authority

People's Party MP Rangsiman Rome, chair of the House legal affairs committee, challenged Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul over whether his 'acknowledge' signature on an Interior Ministry letter constitutes a formal order for the provincial administration chief to testify. Rome argues no valid order exists, meaning the official cannot be disciplined for skipping the committee, and vowed to refer the matter to the House Speaker. He also dismissed a proposed retroactive review of the committee's summons power as legally impermissible.

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DSI Raids Major Counterfeit Clothing Network in Bangkok and Samut Sakhon

The Department of Special Investigation raided a major counterfeit clothing network operating across Bangkok and Samut Sakhon province, seizing 37,569 fake items worth over 15 million baht. The operation targeted a prominent retail shop in the Pratunam area and a connected warehouse, uncovering counterfeits of major global brands. Authorities are pursuing legal action under Thailand's trademark and special investigation laws.

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Legal Affairs Chair Challenges Rival Party's Committee Appointment

People's Party MP Rangsiman Rome, chair of the House Legal Affairs Committee, has challenged the appointment of a Bhumjaithai Party MP to a seat originally allocated to Pheu Thai, citing procedural violations during a November 5 meeting. The House Secretariat could not confirm the appointee's status, and no vote was held on competing nominations. Rome has formally requested the House President to rule on the matter and clarify whether the committee has 14 or 15 members.

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TMD Issues Heavy Rain Alert for Southern Provinces

The Thai Meteorological Department has issued Alert No. 7 warning of heavy to very heavy rain across Southern Thailand from November 11-13, with risks of flash floods and landslides. Waves in the Gulf of Thailand and Andaman Sea will reach 2-3 meters, exceeding 3 meters in storms, prompting warnings for mariners and small boats to stay ashore. A strong cold front from China is also bringing cooler temperatures and strong winds nationwide, with thunderstorms in the upper North.

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Prachachon Party Probed for Illegal Disaster Donation Accounts

Thailand's Election Commission is investigating the Prachachon Party for allegedly soliciting disaster relief donations through personal bank accounts instead of official party accounts, violating the Political Parties Act and anti-money laundering laws. The party failed to disclose donation totals or notify authorities, and test transfers confirmed the accounts were active. Legal experts warn the violations could result in criminal charges for fraud and money laundering, and potentially lead to the party's dissolution.

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Thai Chamber Backs 30% Online Import Tax, Urges SME Support

The Thai Chamber of Commerce backs the government's plan to levy up to 30% tariffs on goods imported via e-commerce platforms to level the playing field for local SMEs. Chairman Poj Aramwattananont said tax collection alone is insufficient and urged authorities to also enforce product standards, platform accountability, and inter-agency data sharing. He emphasized that measures must be paired with support to reduce business costs, boost productivity, and help Thai SMEs access digital markets.

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