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Thai Horror Film 'Inherit' Stars Mai Davika for November Release

GDH and Tofu Films have announced a new horror film titled “Khun Yay Woranat” (Inherit), starring Mai Davika Horne and directed by Tong Bong Pisuttithakul. The movie centers on a vengeful, ageless grandmother seeking her next heir to settle ancient karmic debts, drawing on Thai ancestor‑worship traditions. It is set to debut in theaters across Thailand on November 19, 2026.

Thai Horror Film 'Inherit' Stars Mai Davika for November Release
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The Thai film industry is poised to shake again as leading studios GDH and Tofu Films announce their newest blockbuster horror, “Khun Yay Woranat” (Inherit). The movie brings back a malevolent legend and an undying form to haunt the silver screen, centering on a creeping return to find the next heir and resolve the karmic sins of the past. Inspired by unique Thai ancestor‑worship customs, the tale is reinterpreted for a modern audience. The project’s highlight is the casting of A‑list star Mai Davika Horne in the lead role, marking her return to the horror genre and challenging her acting prowess as she portrays a mystery that spans generations and a rage that refuses to fade. Fans eagerly await whether she can forge a new, powerful and terrifying on‑screen persona. Supporting the lead is a multi‑generational ensemble of veteran and rising talent, including legendary actress Nok Sinjai Phanich, Jui Warattaya Nilkuha, Trin Setthasak, alongside newcomers Bai Por Thitiya Jirapornsri, Mark Pakin Khoonuwiwat, Thai Chayanon Phakdin, and Puek Phongsathon Chongwilat, whose interactions deepen the family’s tangled relationships and inescapable karma. Behind the scenes, director Tong Bong Pisuttithakul — known for the acclaimed “Shutter” and the international hit “The Medium” — brings his signature realism and psychological terror to elevate the story to masterpiece level. “Khun Yay Woratnat” is scheduled to premiere nationwide in theaters on November 19, 2026.

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Actress Nampeung Nattarika Mourns Father's Passing

Actress Nampeung Nattarika Thammapreedanand mourned the death of her father, Wit Thammapreedanand, who passed away from old age in early October 2026. She posted a touching tribute on social media, thanking him for his love and asking fans for condolences. The family announced funeral rites at Wat Thattong in Bangkok, with a cremation scheduled for 10 October and requested donations to a Chiang Mai school instead of floral wreaths.

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National

Deputy PM Supajee Boosts Transport, Curbs Veg Prices Amid Floods

Deputy Prime Minister Supajee Sutthaphan said flooding has driven up vegetable prices and ordered nationwide transport coordination, including military trucks, to reach flood‑affected areas. She announced a 2‑3‑week delay in egg exports and a war room to monitor shortages, while questioning the need for mobile vendor trucks during the crisis. Supajee also dismissed any conflict of interest regarding her past ties to Dusit Thani College after its win in a TV cooking competition.

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National

Thai Volleyball Legend Nuwasara Shares Photo With Sprint Star Bui

Thai volleyball legend Nuwasara Tomkom posted a photo with sprint star Bui Phuripol after they flew back to Thailand together from Japan. Nuwasara said she was fortunate to share the flight with Bui, who had just won two golds and one silver at the 2026 Asian Games and was set to receive an MVP award in Japan. The post drew many likes and a grateful reply from Bui.

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Community

Kornchai Slams Chai Nat PR Over Fish Sauce Story

Thai TV host Kornchai criticized the Chai Nat provincial PR office after it accused the media of chasing clout for reporting on an elderly woman who waded through floodwaters to buy fish sauce because she refused to eat salt. Kornchai questioned whether the agency was embarrassed and defended the story as legitimate news. The woman, stranded on an island with her dog, had no access to boats or relief supplies.

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National

Thailand Midfielder Sarach Apologizes After ASEAN Cup Runner-Up Finish

Thailand's men's national football team finished as runners-up in the ASEAN Cup after losing a penalty shootout to Indonesia. Midfielder Sarach Yooyen apologized to fans on social media for the result. The team is due to return to Suvarnabhumi Airport on October 6, 2026, with preparations already underway for the upcoming King's Cup in Si Sa Ket province.

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Weather

Bangkok Drains Water After Midnight Heavy Rain

Bangkok is rushing to drain water after heavy overnight rain dumped nearly 100 millimetres in the Sai Mai district. Governor Chadchart Sittipunt said crews are pumping water from main canals to lower levels ahead of another rain batch expected around noon, with some canals already at orange or red alert levels. Officials also met with the prime minister to coordinate flood‑response efforts and minimize public impact.

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Police

Authorities Investigate Elderly Care Center Over Caged Beds

5 October 2026, Images from an elderly and dependent-patient care center have sparked concern after metal cages were found installed around several beds, with authorities now examining the facility. The woman appeared on the Thai TV program Hone Krasae seeking help, alleging that her son and daughter-in-law had taken her to an elderly care center […]

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Weather

Severe Flooding Submerges Bang Khla, Monks Flee, Bodies Stored Cold

Severe flooding in Bang Khla district, Chachoengsao, has submerged homes and roads under 1.5‑meter waters, forcing monks to evacuate Wat Lad Bua Khao and leaving drowning victims’ bodies stored in cold storage without funeral rites. Rescue teams delivered relief supplies by boat, including a first aid package that brought tears of gratitude to a 70‑year‑old resident and food for her dogs. Many residents remain isolated, with water levels still rising and some elderly refusing to leave their homes.

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National

Onutin Warns of Foul Water in Prachinburi Chachoengsao Urges Vigilance

Onutin Charnvirakul warned that floodwaters in Prachinburi, Chachoengsao and several other provinces are turning foul and urged vigilance during a ten‑day danger period for heavy rain. He said over 600 households have already received relief payments and called for streamlined assistance through the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department. Officials must prepare for southern‑region risks, conduct big‑clean‑up operations, and ensure no gaps in aid delivery.

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Breaking

Minister Suriya Orders Swift Disposal of 2,000 Flooded Pig Carcasses

Minister Suriya ordered the Department of Livestock to quickly dispose of about 2,000 pig carcasses after a flood inundated a farm in Prachinburi province, while also disinfecting the area to prevent disease. Officials have moved surviving pigs to safety, buried 50 carcasses so far, and are continuing relief efforts for affected farmers. The department is assessing damages for compensation and preparing a rehabilitation plan to help farmers resume operations.

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