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Rom Defends Party's Work Amid Criticism from Piyabutr

Rangsiman Rome of the People's Party responded to criticism from former Future Forward Party secretary-general Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, defending his parliamentary work as serious and risky rather than entertainment. Speaking at parliament on October 7, 2026, he said he works as if each day could be his last, facing legal challenges alongside 44 other MPs, and believes the feedback comes from good intentions. He emphasized his commitment to serve the country and hopes to be remembered as a politician who did his best.

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Speaking at parliament on October 7, 2026, Rangsiman Rome said Piyabutr Saengkanokkul is his former professor at Thammasat University and that he must accept all feedback, viewing it as friendly advice. He stressed that their work is not for fun, they risk lawsuits and even their lives, and they aim to serve the country rather than seek entertainment. He added that he will do his best despite uncertainty, hopes his children remember him as a politician who served the nation, and has nothing to ask of Piyabutr, trusting the professor's good intentions while continuing his oversight duties.

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Flood Relief Funds Transferred to Over 10,000 Thai Households Oct 9

The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation will transfer over 94 million baht in flood relief to more than 10,000 households on October 9, with payments already processed for 10,453 verified families in Sa Kaeo and Samut Prakan provinces. The agency said renters can use their rented house number to apply, and multi‑unit buildings will be compensated per unit, while additional provinces such as Samut Songkhram have been added to the assistance program.

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Sarach Ready to Lead Thailand to King's Cup Triumph

Thailand national team midfielder Sarach Yuuen says he is ready to join the squad for the King's Cup and hopes the War Elephants can finally win the tournament after recent runner-up finishes in the ASEAN Cup. Thailand lost to Indonesia on penalties in the 2026 ASEAN Cup final and had previously been defeated by Vietnam in the same competition's final. The 52nd King's Cup will be held in Sisaket province in November, with Bahrain, Oman, and Tajikistan also taking part.

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Police

MP Urges Investigation of Dark Capital Buying Flood-Control Land

MP Boonrawi Yomjinda alleges that shadowy investors using Thai nominees are buying up large tracts of land in Rayong, Chonburi, Ayutthaya and Pathum Thani that could serve as flood‑control ‘monkey cheek’ areas but are instead being used to illegally bury electronic waste. He calls on the government to urgently investigate land ownership, waste management and the potential for flood mitigation. The claims involve plans to dig deep pits, fill them with hazardous waste and construct factories on top.

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Thai Entertainer Khunphon BUS Graduates from Chulalongkorn University

Thai entertainer Khunphon BUS celebrated graduating with a bachelor's degree from Chulalongkorn University, saying he balanced work and study despite challenges. He announced he will focus on his career now and consider further studies later. He shared his pride and gratitude at the SIAM DISCOVERY FASHION REVOLUTIONARY 2026 event on October 6.

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Thai Lawmaker Protests Committee Chairman Over Unauthorized Agenda

Thai lawmaker Supachai Chaisumutr objected to the committee chairman’s unilateral agenda-setting, claiming the panel lacks authority to debate MP Suchada Zang Thanthap’s case and warning that any complaint would affect all members. He accused Rangsiman Rome of violating committee rules by scheduling meetings at his discretion and duplicating work of other panels. Supachai said he had filed a formal protest and would raise the issue at the day’s parliamentary session.

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Puimpuay Requests Support for Ex-Husband Gwin Following Divorce

Puimpuay Phanthipa announced the end of her over‑10‑year marriage to Gwin Duval, saying she has moved past her own grief but that her ex‑husband is still struggling. She asked fans to give him support and love instead of focusing on her. Many followers responded with messages of encouragement for both parties.

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Officials Rush to Address Water Shortage in Roi Et Village

A severe drought has left the tap‑water well in Khok Saeng village, Roi Et, dry, forcing residents to fetch water from a school borehole. Officials are rushing to pump water from a nearby canal to replenish the well by October 9, aiming to restore tap‑water production before the rainy season ends.

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Former Monk Sentenced to 742 Years for Temple Donation Fraud

A Bangkok court has sentenced former monk Phra Ongkot to 742 years and spiritual medium Dr. Bee to 386 years and 1,840 months for embezzling temple donations and money laundering, though the maximum term allowed by law is 50 years. The pair were ordered to repay over 300 million baht seized from 17 locations across the capital and surrounding provinces. Police arrested them after the Crime Suppression Division uncovered a scheme involving billions of baht in fraudulent transactions.

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Officials Deploy 80 Push-Boats to Drain Floods in Chachoengsao-Prachin

Thailand’s Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department said the Khong Chan flats do not qualify for flood relief because flooding there lasted less than seven days, and announced the deployment of 80 push‑boats at the Bang Pakong River mouth to accelerate drainage in Chachoengsao and Prachinburi. Officials promised faster cash aid — registration today, payment tomorrow — and noted that over 100 million baht will be distributed to affected households in the coming days.

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Thailand Dams Manage Northern Rainfall, Warn Three Provinces

Thailand’s Royal Irrigation Department says the Bhumibol and Sirikit dams can fully contain northern rainfall, and the Chao Phraya dam situation is improving. However, increased discharge from the Mae Klong dam may raise water levels by up to 50 cm in three central provinces, while releases from western and eastern dams are being controlled to limit impacts. Officials continue to monitor conditions in the east and west as rain persists.

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