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Small Plane Crashes in Chonburi, One Person Injured

The small aircraft crashed in a field in Bang Lamung, Chonburi, on October 13, 2026, injuring one person, a Thai-German man named Martin. Rescue teams arrived quickly, and the plane, marked HS-FPO, was found badly damaged among grass and trees. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.

Small Plane Crashes in Chonburi, One Person Injured
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Footage from the crash site shows a blue-and-white high-wing, single-engine plane with front-mounted propeller, bearing the mark HS-FPO, lying amid grass and broken trees in an abandoned area. The aircraft sustained damage to its wings and fuselage, while surrounding trees and branches were also snapped. Details about the victim's condition and events leading up to the crash have not yet been confirmed. The plane is a small, high-wing, single-engine aircraft equipped with landing gear for ground operations; its exact make, model, and registration details await confirmation from relevant authorities. Investigators are still working to determine the cause, awaiting findings on flight path and pre-accident circumstances.

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National

Deputy Minister Phl Phir Rebukes Ex-Permanent Secretary Over Criticism

Deputy Minister of Interior Phl Phir Suwanchavee rebuked a former permanent secretary who called himself the 'billion‑baht permanent secretary', saying he would be ashamed to disparage civil servants. He defended the flood‑relief work of three new deputy ministers and noted that Eastern Economic Corridor projects remain under NACC investigation. Phl Phir urged that responsibility for past local‑corruption cases be examined by looking at who led the ministry at the time, and stressed that legal processes continue despite recent suspect releases.

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Community

Bangkok Commuters Urged to Improve Public Transport Etiquette

A Bangkok news article highlights five common annoyances on public transport, including playing loud phone audio without headphones, leaning on poles, occupying priority seats, carrying large backpacks in crowded vehicles, and cutting in line to board. It urges commuters to practice basic etiquette to improve comfort and safety for everyone. The piece encourages self‑reflection and simple adjustments for smoother shared travel.

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Police

Small Plane Crashes in Chonburi, Pilot Injured

A small aircraft went down in Bang Lamung, Chonburi, only two minutes after leaving the ground, leaving the pilot injured. Emergency responders arrived quickly to secure the area and begin an investigation into the cause of the crash. The accident took place at 11:30 a.m. on October 13, 2026, in Soi Thung Glom Tamun 15, Nong Prue.

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Police

Homeowner Alerts Authorities After Venomous Snake Enters House

A homeowner in Chiang Mai called municipal emergency services after a venomous triangle snake entered their home while they were cleaning. Officers captured the snake and the resident is now investigating how it got inside to prevent future encounters. Although local belief associates such sightings with good luck, experts warn that snake bites require prompt medical treatment.

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Community

Former Thailand Setter Cheers Chiang Rai School’s PMYC Volleyball Win

Former Thai national volleyball setter Sornya Promla cheered her alma mater's girls' under‑15 volleyball team from Chiang Rai after they won the provincial PMYC title. She praised the tournament for giving rural youth a chance to compete, gain experience, and develop their skills.

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National

Thai Para Team Chases Gold in Mixed 4x100m Relay

Thai para-athlete Pongsakorn Paeyo is leading the national mixed 4x100m relay team as they train in Japan for the 2026 Asian Para Games, aiming to match or surpass their previous tally of 27 gold medals. The squad combines athletes from various impairment classes, including Paralympic medalists Suniyonphorn Thanonwong, Sasirawan Inthachot, Amorntep Phonpanan, and Paeyo himself. Other Thai associations are also sending competitors in boccia, swimming, athletics, and table tennis, with wheelchair racer Chaiwat Ratana targeting double gold in the 100m and 800m events.

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National

Bank Thiti Delays Wedding Plans to Settle Family Debt

Bank Thiti said he is not ready to marry his girlfriend Pimtha yet, wanting to clear his family's debts first after five to six years of dating. He revealed that his coffee chain Refill Coffee has three branches in Khon Kaen and Bangkok, and he is focusing on maintaining quality rather than expanding. Bank added that he still has family obligations and hopes to settle them so his parents can rest and he can build his own stable future.

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Community

Thai-Japanese Band ADORA Releases First Thai-Language Single 'NO MORE!!!'

Thai-Japanese rock band ADORA has released its first Thai-language single, 'NO MORE!!!', a track that blends intense J-rock with a megaphone-driven vocal style. The song, arranged with help from Max The Darkest Romance, explores self-awareness after preaching righteousness to others. Fans can stream the new single on YouTube via BRIDGE Management.

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Community

Father Clarifies Karting Protest, Denies Feud With Rival Family

The father of a young go-kart racer has posted a statement denying any conflict with the family of a rival competitor, saying he only seeks clarification from race officials about possible rule violations. He stressed his goal is fairness for all children, not an advantage for his own son.

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National

Deputy Interior Minister: PM Met Pheu Thai, No Vote Talk

Deputy Interior Minister Pholpeer Suwannacheewi said the Prime Minister shared a meal with Pheu Thai ministers, discussing flood relief and ministry projects but not no‑confidence vote strategy. He said Pheu Thai and Deputy Prime Minister Yotsanan Wongsuwat already know how to proceed, and mocked the opposition’s claims of having a trump card. The meeting focused on flood recovery, with the Prime Minister saying a five‑day debate is too long and leaving timing to the whips.

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