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Thai Film 'Inherit' Premieres at Toronto Festival As Audition Launches

Thai horror film 'Inherit' premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival with director Tong Buncong and actress Mai Davika walking the red carpet. G&LDH also launched a talent audition for youths aged 14‑18 to develop the next generation of international artists. Additional updates include a new album from Japanese band Mrs. GREEN APPLE and a charity project by Thai molam singer Mon Khuen Kaenkun supporting a mobile medical unit in Yasothon.

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GDH and TOFU Films announced that the horror film 'Inherit' will have its world premiere at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival in 2026, with director Tong Buncong and lead actress Mai Davika walking the red carpet. The film is set to continue to the BFI London Film Festival, Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival in Catalonia, and Busan International Film Festival later that year, before opening in Thai cinemas on 19 November. Meanwhile, music label G&LDH opened the 'G&LDH Bangkok Audition 2026' under the Adam & Eve theme, seeking male and female vocalists, dancers or rappers aged 14‑18 of any nationality for international artist training. In other news, Japanese band Mrs. GREEN APPLE released their sixth full album 'POPS', featuring the track 'Kyohan', while Thai molam singer Mon Khuen Kaenkun and fans funded a parking shelter and rest pavilion for a mobile medical unit at Maharaj Yunaphak Hospital in Yasothon Province.

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Final Day of Thai Taste Fest Showcases Lost Regional Dishes

The final day of the Thai Taste Thai Fest 2026 at Thailand’s Cultural Centre drew large crowds as officials launched an initiative to revive 77 lost regional dishes, one from each province. Culture Minister Sabieda Thaiset said the effort aims to boost the economic value of local cuisine and create a national brand. National Artist Yorng Choernyim encouraged the public to explore the diverse flavors on offer.

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Customer Attacks Pub Owner with Broken Glass, Needs 47 Stitches

An attacker smashed a glass and used the shards to stab the face of a restaurant owner in Ban Kruat district after being warned about dancing on tables. The owner, Somchai Kuebram, required 47 stitches and reported the assault to police, who identified the assailant using CCTV. The owner said his pub‑restaurant had opened less than a month ago and he acted to prevent a possible fight.

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Thai Sprinter Bhuphipol Wins 2026 Asian Games MVP Award

Thai sprinter Bhuphipol Bunson was named Most Valuable Player at the 2026 Asian Games after winning gold in the 100‑metre and 200‑metre events and a silver in the mixed relay. He received the award in Nagoya, where he said it was an honor for his family and country and pledged to showcase the Thai flag internationally. Bhuphipol is the first Thai athlete to earn the MVP honor.

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Assistant Minister Calls for Educational Leaders to Listen, Decide, Act

Assistant Minister Lintithipon Varinnavacharoj opened the TEDxNU Final 2026 conference in Phitsanulok urging educational leaders to listen decide and act to keep Thai education aligned with global changes She highlighted the overlapping challenges of AI learner expectations teacher workloads and demographic shifts stressing that decision‑making must be ongoing and that inaction risks missed opportunities Lintithipon called for adaptable leaders who experiment responsibly foster honest dialogue learn AI themselves and put people at the heart of educational progress

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Fire Sweeps Through Mae Sot Worker Dormitory and Sewing Factory

Fire swept through a workers' dormitory and a garment factory in Mae Sot, Tak province, on October 4, injuring one person and destroying both buildings. Over ten fire trucks battled the blaze for about an hour as strong winds drove flames from the wooden dormitory into the fabric-filled factory, prompting roughly seventy Myanmar workers to flee. Authorities have cordoned off the scene and are investigating the cause, which may involve unattended cooking or an electrical fault.

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Thai Ministry Deploys Boats to Aid Flood-Hit Ratchaburi

Minister Suchart Chomklin said the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources sent 17 officials, four vehicles and three boats to help flood‑hit Ratchaburi Province. The teams are evacuating residents and delivering supplies by boat as water levels recede. He urged agencies to stay ready to assist until the crisis is over.

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Lamphun Man Subdued With Taser After Delusional Magic Claim

A 34-year-old man from Lamphun province who claimed he could bless amulets became delusional and demanded the provincial police chief's phone number. When officers tried to detain him, he resisted, fled, and attacked them, leading police to use a taser to subdue him. He was then handcuffed and taken to Lamphun Hospital for psychiatric evaluation.

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Thai Official Calls for Ending Violence to Attract Chinese Investment

At a celebration marking the 77th anniversary of the People's Republic of China in Yala, Thai officials and the Chinese consul general discussed boosting bilateral ties. Pol. Col. Thavee Sodsong warned that the 'red zone' label on Thailand's deep south hampers Chinese investment and urged ending violence by 2070 to attract Beijing's support. The event highlighted the long-standing Thai-Chinese community in the region and the potential for economic growth if security improves.

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Democrat MP Calls for Review of Sin Tax Fund Allocation

Democrat Party MP Korn Chatikavanij urged a thorough review of using alcohol and tobacco taxes to fund four state agencies—Thai PBS, the Health Promotion Fund, the Elderly Fund and the Sports Authority of Thailand—arguing that the money must be spent efficiently and transparently. He said the original justifications for these funds, such as media independence for Thai PBS, need to be reassessed in light of changing media habits and budget constraints. Korn warned that the government should ensure any reallocation of sin‑tax revenue delivers real value to taxpayers and is subject to parliamentary oversight.

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Two Women Die in Bangkok Drink-Drive Crash in Thong Lor

Two women, a Thai and a German tourist, died after a drink driving crash in Bangkok’s Thong Lor area on Saturday 3 October 2026. The driver recorded 145 mg% on a breath test, and police have charged him with causing death while driving under the influence. Thong Lor Police Station received a report at 3.12am … The story Thai woman and German tourist die after Thong Lor crash as seen on Thaiger News.

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