National

Thai Horror Film 'Khun Yay Woranat' Debuts at Toronto Festival

Thai horror film 'Khun Yay Woranat' premiered at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival, where tickets sold out in under a minute and it received widespread acclaim. Starring Mai Davika Horne and directed by Thong Buncong Pisuthanakon, the film is based on the classic novel 'The Devil's Heir' and will later screen at festivals in London, Sitges, and Busan before opening in Thailand on November 19.

4h ago Khaosod

Thong Buncong Pisuthanakon and Mai Davika Horne walked the red carpet together to launch 'Khun Yay Woranat,' drawing intense attention from international media as cameras flashed. The film’s world premiere tickets sold out in under a minute, and after screening it received thunderous praise from critics, horror fans, and audiences, with international outlets calling it 'the scariest film at TIFF right now,' 'a meticulously crafted and entertaining horror movie,' and praising Mai Davika Horne’s performance as 'excellent and mesmerizing.' Reviewers highlighted its strong visual style and the chilling reimagining of the legendary centipede‑washing ritual, noting it ranks among the most frightening Asian horror films of today. Following its Toronto debut, 'Khun Yay Woranat' is set to travel to the BFI London Film Festival 2026 in the UK, the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia 2026 in Spain, and the Busan International Film Festival 2026 in South Korea. The film is scheduled to open in Thai theaters on November 19.

No. 01 of ∞ Read at source → Next

Regional

Phuket Airport Teams With Thai Airways to Return Delayed Luggage

Phuket Airport and Thai Airways are working together to return delayed luggage that accumulated since September 26, 2026, offering free sorting and delivery until all bags are returned. A coordination point has been set up at the airport, and passengers can track their baggage via phone or WhatsApp. The effort aims to reduce passenger inconvenience and worry.

4h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Weather

Upstream Floodwaters Swamp Riverside Communities in Nakhon Sawan

Upstream floodwaters have driven the Chao Phraya River beyond its banks, flooding low‑lying communities in Nakhon Sawan’s municipal area. Elderly residents have been evacuated to temporary shelters on higher ground as water reaches depths over 50 centimetres in places. The city has set up emergency shelters and deployed water pumps to prepare for any further increase in inflow.

4h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Thai Teen Wins America’s Got Talent 2026, Inspires Youth

A 16‑year‑old rock star from Phuket, Nene Royal, won America’s Got Talent 2026, bringing international fame to Thailand. Siam Music Yamaha celebrated her victory and donated Yamaha instruments worth over 700,000 baht to support young musicians. Her story highlights Thailand’s long‑standing music education system and inspires youth to pursue musical dreams.

5h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Thai Men's Volleyball Team Falls to China in Asian Games

Thailand's men's volleyball team lost to China 0-3 in the Asian Games quarterfinals, ending their run in the last eight. Coach Park Gi-won praised his players' effort despite the defeat and explained his second-set outburst that drew a yellow card. China advanced to the semifinals while Thailand finished eighth.

5h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

MRTA Extends Free Flood‑Escape Parking Until Oct 9

MRTA has extended free parking for flood evacuees by seven days, now valid until October 9. The move follows a directive from Deputy Prime Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakan to assist residents affected by ongoing floods. The extension covers eight parking facilities managed by MRTA and its concessionaires.

5h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Deputy PM Launches High-Capacity Rescue Raft for Flood Victims

Deputy Prime Minister Yoschanan Wongsa-wad unveiled a high‑capacity modular rescue raft made from floating buoys, capable of carrying 2‑3 tonnes, to aid flood victims in Lad Krabang. The raft was tested with an electric tugboat from TTA Group and will be transferred to the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration for ongoing disaster relief and possible floating‑waste collection.

5h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Weather

Heavy Rain Causes 103 Flights to Hold at Suvarnabhumi Airport

Thailand’s Transport Deputy Minister has ordered Aeronautical Radio of Thailand to boost flight‑operation measures after Suvarnabhumi Airport saw 103 flights holding due to heavy rain, with an average delay of 16 minutes. The agency is monitoring the weather around the clock and has prepared four sets of safeguards covering flight operations, navigation systems, airport infrastructure and facilities to maintain safety and minimize delays. Although flights are still operating nationwide, some may experience occasional delays as aircraft avoid severe weather.

5h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Social Security Vote Oct 11, Employers Urged to Check Documents

Thailand’s Social Security Board election will be held on October 11 after a flood‑related postponement. Employers are advised to verify their eligibility and polling station details, especially as some locations have changed in Bangkok and Nonthaburi. Candidate Varunya Wongchan urged voters to prepare required documents and participate to improve the system’s transparency and efficiency.

5h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

Weather

Thailand Warns of Thunderstorms, Heavy Rain Across Multiple Provinces

The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a warning for thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds from October 4 to 7, affecting much of the country. Sea conditions will be rough, with waves exceeding two metres in stormy areas, prompting safety advice for the public and mariners.

5h ago Khaosod

Read this story →

National

Teen Judoka Miyu Suzuki Wins Bronze, Tears After Injury

Sixteen-year-old Thai-Japanese judoka Miyu Suzuki won a bronze medal at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi, Japan, after overcoming a broken arm and ankle injury. She defeated Vietnam's Fung Thi Hoa 6-4 in the bronze-medal match, having previously lost to Kazakhstan in the quarterfinals but rebounded via the repechage. Emotionally overwhelmed, she said she fought to fulfill a promise to her parents and hopes to win gold in four years.

5h ago Khaosod

Read this story →