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Thai Gold Prices Drop 250 Baht at Market Open

Thailand's Gold Traders Association reported gold prices fell 250 baht at the October 24 market open, marking the second consecutive daily decline. Gold jewelry now sells at 64,900 baht per baht weight, while gold bars trade at 64,100 baht sell and 63,900 baht buy. The global spot price sits at $3,998 per ounce.

Thai Gold Prices Drop 250 Baht at Market Open
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The Gold Traders Association announced gold prices for October 24, 2026, showing the market opening lower for a second straight day, down 250 baht compared to the previous day's close when gold jewelry sold at 64,900 baht per baht weight. According to the latest data released on the association's website at 09:03, gold bars traded at 63,900 baht buy and 64,100 baht sell per baht weight in the first announcement. Gold jewelry at 96.5% purity traded at 62,625.96 baht buy and 64,900 baht sell. Meanwhile, the global gold spot price stood at $3,998 per ounce.

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Community

Rayong Governor Leads Merit-Making for Queen Mother's Death Anniversary

Rayong Governor Traipop Wongtrairat led provincial officials and residents in a merit-making ceremony commemorating the first anniversary of Queen Sirikit the Queen Mother's passing. Held at the Rayong Provincial Hall, the event featured Buddhist chanting, offerings of sandalwood flowers, and alms-giving to 40 monks. The governor praised the Queen Mother's lifelong dedication to promoting Thai crafts, occupational development, and sea turtle conservation on Rayong's Ko Man.

Rayong Governor Leads Merit-Making for Queen Mother's Death Anniversary
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National

PM Anutin Says Scheduling New No-Confidence Debate Difficult

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul says scheduling a new no-confidence debate is difficult because cabinet ministers have cleared next week but face a packed November of international summits. He stated the government is ready to debate starting Monday, October 26, and left the final date decision to the House Speaker.

PM Anutin Says Scheduling New No-Confidence Debate Difficult
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Police

Chinese Businesswoman Arrested in Bangkok Over 500M Baht Fraud

Immigration police have arrested a 36 year old Chinese businesswoman at a Sukhumvit address in Bangkok on a warrant issued in China, where she is accused of customs fraud that cost the state more than 500 million baht. Officers from the Immigration Bureau’s Division 1 investigation unit detained her at her home in Phra Khanong, … The story Chinese businesswoman held in Bangkok over 500 million baht customs fraud as seen on Thaiger News.

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National

Agriculture Minister Orders Probe into Basil Variety Patents

Agriculture Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit ordered the Department of Agriculture to investigate CP RAM Company's plant variety protection registration for four basil strains within one week, amid public fears it could restrict farmers' traditional cultivation and sales. The department clarified that the registration applies only to newly developed varieties, not common basil, which can still be freely grown and sold.

Agriculture Minister Orders Probe into Basil Variety Patents
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National

Actor Jes Apologizes for Phone Use During Live Stream

Thai actor Jes Jesdapipat apologized for using his phone during a live stream, acknowledging the behavior was disruptive to viewers. At a film premiere event, he explained the context, accepted criticism, and urged the public to consider the impact of harsh online comments on mental health and social well-being.

Actor Jes Apologizes for Phone Use During Live Stream
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National

Cabinet to Consider E20 Excise Tax Cut Amid Fuel Price Surge

Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul says volatile global crude oil prices are behind Thailand's rising fuel costs. The cabinet will meet on October 27 to consider cutting the excise tax on E20 fuel to provide relief at the pump. Anutin added that the government's broader strategy is to overhaul the national energy structure to reduce long-term dependence on imported crude oil.

Cabinet to Consider E20 Excise Tax Cut Amid Fuel Price Surge
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National

Minister Orders Fresh Probe of Forest Land Tied to Charity Head's Husband

Natural Resources Minister Suchat Chomklin has ordered a central special task force to re-investigate allegations that the husband of charity leader Boom Panadda encroached on over 100 rai of reserved forest land. The minister rejected a preliminary report stating the land is Crown Property leased by the Forest Department, demanding on-site verification by October 27. He warned that if encroachment is proven, immediate legal action will follow, similar to past national park cases.

Minister Orders Fresh Probe of Forest Land Tied to Charity Head's Husband
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Weather

Heavy Rain, Storms Forecast for Thailand Oct 24-28

The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a five-day severe weather warning for October 24-28, forecasting heavy to very heavy rain across southern Thailand and thunderstorms with strong gusts in northern, northeastern, central, and eastern regions. The alert covers dozens of provinces and urges residents to prepare for flash floods, forest runoff, and dangerous sea conditions with waves over two meters.

Heavy Rain, Storms Forecast for Thailand Oct 24-28
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Police

Boat Collision at Bang Phli Festival Sinks One, Injures Eight

Two boats collided during the Bang Phli Lotus Festival in Samut Prakan, sinking one vessel and injuring eight people, among them a six-year-old boy. The other boat fled the scene, prompting a police investigation. Rescue workers brought all victims to shore and sent them to hospital for treatment.

Boat Collision at Bang Phli Festival Sinks One, Injures Eight
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Police

5-Month-Old Baby Found Dead in Chao Phraya River

A five-month-old baby reported missing by his mother in the middle of the night was found dead floating in the Chao Phraya River in Ayutthaya province, about one kilometer from their riverside home. The infant showed no signs of physical trauma, but the mother's account of a torn mosquito net and the raised sleeping platform due to prior flooding has left investigators with unanswered questions. Police are questioning the mother and grandmother, and the mother has sworn an oath to tell the truth, while the cause of death awaits forensic results.

5-Month-Old Baby Found Dead in Chao Phraya River
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