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Ratchaburi Loses 1-0 to Kyoto Sanga in AFC Champions League

Ratchaburi FC lost 1-0 away to Kyoto Sanga in the second match of the AFC Champions League Elite 2026-27 East Zone league stage on October 13. Despite dominating possession and creating nine chances, they were unable to score, with Temma Matsuda's late goal sealing the win for the Japanese side. The defeat leaves Ratchaburi with two losses and no points in the competition.

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Ratchaburi FC had more possession and several chances but fell to a late defeat away to Kyoto Sanga, leaving them pointless in the AFC Champions League Elite 2026-27 East Zone league stage. The match, played on October 13 at Sanga Stadium by Kyocera in Japan, saw Ratchaburi create nine shots, five on target, yet fail to score. Kyoto Sanga's Temma Matsuda netted the winner in the 88th minute to secure a 1-0 win, leaving Ratchaburi with two losses and no points.

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Thai Embassy in Riyadh Issues Second Alert After Airport Attacks

The Royal Thai Embassy in Riyadh issued its second security alert after repeated attacks on the city and its international airport. It urged Thai nationals to stay vigilant in public places, limit time in crowded areas, and use alternative airports such as Jeddah or those in Bahrain and Qatar while the main airport remains closed until midnight on 17 October 2026. The embassy also urged Thais to join its official LINE group via QR codes for updates and assistance.

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Foundation Donates Cakes, Funds to Flood Victims in Ratchaburi

The Pure Heart Foundation and Bai Li Enterprise delivered over 2,000 cakes and 20,000 baht in aid to flood‑affected residents of Pak Tho district in Ratchaburi Province, marking King Bhumibol Memorial Day. The donation was coordinated with local police to ensure distribution to those hit by flash floods in five sub‑districts. Officials say floodwaters remain high across seven districts, and relief efforts continue.

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Sukhumruang Moves to Sue Lawyer An Over Defamation

Sukhumruang is preparing a defamation case against lawyer An after his interview allegedly smeared her reputation. Lawyer An, who was fined for a protest in Amnat Charoen, said he does not know who ordered the rally and denied knowing if his actions reached the minister. The Bhumjaithai Party says his conduct is clear and may pursue legal and ethical sanctions.

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Doctors Advise Reducing Salt in Flood Relief Lunch Boxes

Doctors from Chiang Mai Hospital urge that flood‑relief lunch boxes be low in salt to protect kidneys, especially for elderly, diabetics, hypertensives, and kidney patients. They advise cutting fish sauce, soy sauce, processed foods and using fresh ingredients when preparing donation meals. The experts stress that good relief means not only filling stomachs but also safeguarding recipients’ health.

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Three Arrested in Pattaya Call-Centre Scam Targeting Fraud Victims

PATTAYA – Three suspects have been arrested after police raided a suspected scam operation in Pattaya that allegedly impersonated cybercrime officers and promised to recover money lost by previous fraud victims. Police from Provincial Police Region 2, led by Pol. Maj. Gen. Kiatisak Srathongoi, commander of the region’s investigation division, searched the suspected office in […]

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Man Found Dead With Bound Hands at Female Friend's House

A 51-year-old man was found dead hanging from a roof beam at a female friend's house in Chumphon province, with both wrists bound by a cloth. Police discovered a handwritten note mentioning 'grandma cat' and are investigating whether the death was suicide or foul play, as the man's sister expressed doubts. No signs of struggle were found, but authorities are awaiting forensic results.

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Academics Warn Health Fund Law Change May Hurt Disease Prevention

Academics and legal experts warn that a proposed amendment to Thailand's Health Promotion Fund Act, backed by Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, could weaken disease prevention efforts by undermining the earmarked tax on tobacco and alcohol. They say the tax already has oversight and its declining revenue shows its link to reduced consumption of harmful products, urging broad public consultation before any changes. The experts stress that health promotion requires systematic measures, not just education, and warn the amendment could threaten civil society independence.

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Authorities Seize Electronic Waste Mixed with Recyclables in Rayong Warehouse

Rayong authorities seized electronic circuit boards mixed with recyclable materials in a warehouse operating without a factory license. The Pollution Control Department, alongside industry and environmental officials, inspected five warehouses belonging to Rayong Industrial Company Limited and found machinery indicating illegal industrial activity. Investigators are tracing the source of the waste through labels on imported containers and will pursue legal action against those responsible.

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International Network Praises ThaiHealth as Health Funding Model

The International Network of Health Promotion Foundations praised Thailand's ThaiHealth as a leading example of a dedicated financing mechanism for disease prevention and health promotion. It highlighted ThaiHealth's sustainable funding model, which draws a 2% surcharge on tobacco and alcohol taxes, and its role in fostering innovation and cross-sector collaboration over the past two decades. The statement stressed that such financing is essential for reducing the burden of non-communicable diseases and supporting universal health coverage.

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Thailand Hosts IMF-World Bank 2026 Meeting, Launches Anti-Scam Blueprint

Thailand hosted the 2026 IMF–World Bank Annual Meetings, welcoming nearly 20,000 foreign participants and earning praise from global financial leaders. The event produced the ‘Bangkok Blueprint,’ a set of twelve measures to combat cyber scams and financial fraud, and highlighted Thai soft power through traditional textiles. Domestically, the Bank of Thailand has tightened cash‑transaction rules and is monitoring digital‑asset flows to curb illicit money flows.

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