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Thai Celebs Shine at Paris Fashion Week, Help Flood Relief

Thai celebrities Lina Lalinna and Mitch Naticha returned from Paris Fashion Week after attending the CHANEL Spring/Summer 2027 show, where they ranked among the top‑10 most‑mentioned personalities on social media. Before the trip, Lina took part in flood‑relief work in central Thailand, delivering supplies by boat to stranded residents and describing the harsh, bacteria‑laden conditions she witnessed. Both stars spoke about the value of hands‑on charity work and cited family influences, with Mitch sharing her excitement about the fashion show.

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Lina Lalinna and Mitch Naticha said they were thrilled by fans’ enthusiastic support that pushed them into the top‑10 most‑talked‑about figures on social media throughout Paris Fashion Week. The duo had just returned from Paris after attending the CHANEL Spring/Summer 2027 show, where they also mingled with Asian celebrities. Before the trip, Lina took part in flood‑relief efforts in Pathum Thani and the Klong Chan housing estate, traveling by boat to deliver food and essential items to residents trapped in flooded flats. She described the floodwater as dirty and teeming with bacteria, stressing that being on the ground gave her a far deeper understanding of the victims’ hardships than simply sending money or goods. Lina said the experience highlighted missing supplies such as rice and sanitary pads, and she organized additional aid to fill those gaps. She noted that she already runs yearly charity projects helping hill‑tribe children with her mother, and that her mother remains her role model for doing good. Mitch described her fourth visit to Paris Fashion Week as a dream come true, saying seeing the CHANEL collection in person was exciting and inspiring, and that she plans to incorporate what she learned into her own style.

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Police

Police Arrest Gunman and Girlfriend in Phetchaburi Ex-Headman Shooting

Police in Phetchaburi have arrested a gunman and his girlfriend following a failed drive‑by shooting of a prominent former village headman. The pair face charges of attempted murder and illegal firearm possession, and a third woman is also under investigation. After a crime reenactment at the police station, the suspects were sent to court for detention.

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Community

Koh Mun Nai Turtle Keeper Marks 40 Years of Conservation

For four decades, Kriangsak Ditsawut has cared for sea turtles on Koh Mun Nai in Rayong, nurturing hatchlings and releasing over 300 each year. His work follows a royal initiative by Queen Sirikit and faces challenges from aging breeders, staffing limits, and plastic pollution. Despite the emotional difficulty of letting go, he continues the conservation effort to give the turtles a better chance at survival.

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Police

DSI Reveals News Anchor Donated 1.5 Million to Foundation

DSI revealed that famous Thai news anchor Songkan Kamnoetphon donated about 1.5 million baht to the Kan Chompong Help Fight Foundation and to the personal account of Kanthasat Phongphaibulwetch, with additional tens of thousands baht in smaller contributions. The anchor met with investigators to explain the donations, saying they were meant to help people in need. Authorities are reviewing the transactions for possible misuse and may treat the donor as a victim if fraud is found.

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Tourism

Cherdchai Tours Launches Free Electric Bus Service Korat-Bangkok

Cherdchai Tours launched a free 10-day trial of its 100% electric bus service on the Nakhon Ratchasima–Bangkok route, offering free rides to promote the new EV coaches. The Foton-made buses feature reclining seats, charging ports, and toilets, and run on Route 21 with a four-hour journey. The initiative aims to cut diesel costs and emissions while boosting local manufacturing and sustainable transport.

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Police

Pickup Truck Crosses Median, Hits Oncoming Vehicle, Two Dead

Two pickup trucks were seen racing before one crossed the median and collided with an oncoming vehicle in Chonburi on 10 October 2026. The crash killed two people and injured two others, including a man who was on his way home for a long holiday to see his child. Police are investigating the incident and have secured evidence from the scene.

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National

Ingfang Opens to Poph's Courtship Amid Fan Support

Thai beauty queen and actress Ingfang Voraha revealed she is not completely single and is open to letting national badminton player Poph Thapsiri court her, saying many fans support the possibility. Speaking after Siam Paragon Bangkok International Fashion Week 2026, she stressed they are only getting to know each other, urged herself not to rush, and said her team is handling harsh online comments while she focuses on her work.

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National

Bangkok Launches Integrated Transit Ticket Capping Fares at 45 Baht

Bangkok plans to launch an integrated ticket system for its electric trains in January 2027, setting a 17‑baht entry fee and a 45‑baht fare cap per trip. The initiative will also roll out 2,320 electric buses and link boats, buses and trains to reduce commuting costs and congestion.

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Police

Supporter Urges Mother Phat to Resume Work Soon

Prachakchai Hai Thongkam publicly supported Mother Phat, urging her to resume her multi‑faceted work after a period of detention. He shared a live‑stream photo with her, praising her strength and noting that legal matters will follow due process. Mother Phat said she is preparing to launch a safe initiative despite having no income, insisting her efforts can help people nationwide and describing her time at the Sothor Chai Nursing Home where she faced Aunt Cat.

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Community

Monre Leads Big Cleaning to Aid Lad Krabang Flood Recovery

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has been assisting flood‑affected residents of Lad Krabang for twelve days, providing relief and launching a Big Cleaning operation to clear mud and garbage after waters receded. Minister Suthichai Chomglin emphasized the government’s commitment to continuous support from emergency response to recovery, under the ‘MONRE United’ policy. Local residents praised the efforts, noting the clean‑up helps them resume normal life and livelihoods.

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