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Ratchaburi Thrash Sukhothai 6-0 to Top Thai League

Ratchaburi FC defeated Sukhothai FC 6-0 at home, overcoming a first-half red card to clinch a commanding victory. Ekkanit Panya scored twice, with additional goals from Tareq Aqgun, Robert Zulj, Tana, and Ragotoberimala Enguva. The win moved Ratchaburi to seven points and placed them at the top of the Thai League 2026-27 standings.

Ratchaburi Thrash Sukhothai 6-0 to Top Thai League
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The match took place on October 9 at Ratchaburi Stadium. Ratchaburi, sitting fifth with four points from three games, hosted Sukhothai, which also had four points. Ekkanit Panya gave the hosts the lead in the 13th minute. In the 27th minute, Adisorn Promrak was shown a straight red, leaving Ratchaburi with ten men. Despite the disadvantage, Ekkanit scored his second in the 35th minute to make it 2-0. Tareq Aqgun extended the lead to 3-0 in the 56th minute, Robert Zulj made it 4-0 in the 68th, Tana added a fifth in the 84th, and Ragotoberimala Enguva finished the scoring with a sixth in the 88th minute. The win increased Ratchaburi’s tally to seven points, putting them temporarily at the top of the league.

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Community

MoNRE Shuts Ladkrabang Flood Shelter, Returns Residents Home

Natural Resources and Environment Minister Suchat Chomglin announced the closure of the Ladkrabang temporary flood shelter on October 9, 2025, after residents were safely returned home. Ministry staff provided continuous assistance from the flood's onset, delivering food, water, medical transport, and shelter. Cleanup and recovery efforts are now underway, with over 90 officials and 100 volunteers clearing debris and restoring the community.

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Police

Flood Waters Recede in Prachinburi, Death Toll Hits 24

Floodwaters in Prachinburi Province are receding, but the disaster has left 24 people dead—19 from drowning and five from electrocution—and affected over 60,000 households. Authorities are using sandbags and pumps to protect economic zones and push water toward the sea, while declaring all seven districts disaster zones and preparing recovery efforts.

Flood Waters Recede in Prachinburi, Death Toll Hits 24
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National

King and Queen Receive Phuket Youth After Got Talent Win

King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida met with Phuket native Rattikan Amloy, who won America's Got Talent 2026, and her family at Dusit Palace. The family presented the award certificate to the King, who then returned it to her as a keepsake. The meeting highlighted Thailand's pride in the young talent's international achievement.

King and Queen Receive Phuket Youth After Got Talent Win
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Police

Volunteers Deny Harm in Mother's Transfer to Nursing Home

Two rescue volunteers told police they were hired by a man and his wife to take his mother, who has a mental illness, to a nursing home in Kanchanaburi. They say they removed scissors from her hand and helped her into a vehicle without using force, while the son watched. Police have taken their statements as witnesses and are investigating the allegations.

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Community

LEO Backs Nakamura With Tiger Shorts for Oct 10 Fight

LEO Soda Water has signed a one‑year sponsorship deal with Japanese Muay Thai fighter Kan Nakamura, who will wear tiger‑print shorts in his upcoming super fight. Nakamura will face Igor Bikerov for the Ratchadamnoen Stadium 135‑pound title at the RWS Knocktoberfest event on October 10 in Bangkok. He says the sponsorship and new attire will help him aim for a knockout victory and another championship belt.

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Community

14-Year-Old Girl Donates Organs, Eyes to Save Lives

A 14‑year‑old girl from Kalasin province donated her liver, both kidneys, a heart valve and both corneas after her passing, earning praise from the Thai Red Cross Society. Her story was shared on the Red Cross Facebook page on October 9, 2026, where it spread widely online, inspiring many to consider organ donation. The Red Cross honored her generosity and urged the public to register as donors.

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Police

Teen Dies From Electric Shock While Pumping Flood Water

A 19‑year‑old man was electrocuted while pumping flood water from his home in Ayutthaya Province on October 9, 2026. His sister attempted to cut power and call for help, but he was already unconscious when she returned. Authorities are investigating the incident and evaluating possible compensation for the family.

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Weather

Villagers Deploy Six Dragon Pumps to Avert Flooding in Chachoengsao

Authorities in Chachoengsao have mobilized six dragon‑type water pumps to prevent floodwaters from Klong Khuean district from inundating the city center. The pumps are being installed at the Ban Mai station to work alongside larger units, diverting water from irrigation canals into the Bang Pakong River. Officials warn that without swift drainage, surrounding fish ponds, shrimp farms and farmland could suffer extensive damage.

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Police

Police Bust Counterfeit Cosmetics Ring in Samut Sakhon

Immigration police raided two warehouses in Samut Sakhon, seizing large amounts of counterfeit cosmetics sold via online platforms. Six foreign suspects—including Chinese, Myanmar nationals and stateless persons—were arrested for trademark violations and illegal work. The investigation is ongoing as authorities process the seized goods and expand the case.

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Tourism

Ayutthaya Park Waives Fee After Tour Group Dispute

Ayutthaya Historical Park initially demanded an extra 1,000 baht from a tour group planning a walking visit, claiming the fee was for possible social‑media posts. After park officials said the charge was a misunderstanding and not required, the organizers agreed to pay anyway out of sympathy for the paperwork already done. The park’s subsequent Facebook post reignited the dispute, prompting the organizers to threaten their own clarification.

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