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Thai-Japanese Teen Wins Bronze in Jujutsu at Asian Games 2026

Sixteen-year-old Thai-Japanese athlete Miyu Suzuki captured a bronze medal in the women's under-48 kg jujutsu event at the 2026 Asian Games. She defeated 33-year-old Vietnamese competitor Feng Thi Hua by a score of 6-4 in the bronze-medal match. The victory marks Thailand's first-ever jujutsu medal at the Asian Games.

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Sixteen-year-old Thai-Japanese athlete Miyu Suzuki won the bronze medal in the women's under-48 kg jujutsu category at the 2026 Asian Games. She competed in the bronze-medal match against 33-year-old Vietnamese veteran Feng Thi Hua, winning 6-4 to secure the medal. This achievement represents the first medal for Thailand's jujutsu team at the 2026 Asian Games.

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Charity Concert Marks 70th Anniversary of Satit Prasarnmit School

The charity concert "Life Melody Satit Prasarnmit 70 Years" will be held on November 14, 2026 at the Grand Diamond Ballroom in IMPACT Muang Thong Thani to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Satit Prasarnmit Demonstration School. Featuring performances by ETC, Ben Chalatit, Kob Suwannee, Pui Duangporn, and alumni such as Tui Therapat, Portrait Poey, Punjan, and New Chayapon, the event offers sponsor packages and regular tables to raise funds for the school's development fund. Tickets are available online via the provided link.

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Tourism

Maya Bay Reopens After Two‑Month Conservation Closure

Maya Bay in Krabi reopened to visitors today, October 1, after its annual two-month closure to allow the beach and surrounding marine ecosystem to recover during the monsoon season. The famous beach on Koh Phi Phi Leh, part of Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, closes every year from August 1 to September … The story Maya Bay reopens after two-month conservation closure as seen on Thaiger News.

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Tourism

Thailand Promotes Buriram Tourism with October 2026 Events

The Tourism Authority of Thailand is promoting Buriram as a travel destination for October 2026, highlighting a packed schedule of sporting events, cultural festivals, and natural phenomena. Visitors can enjoy MotoGP-style racing, football matches, a unique sunset alignment at Phanom Rung, and traditional ceremonies. The campaign encourages travelers to plan their trips now to make lasting memories in the province.

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Police

Pickup Truck Hits Fuel Pump, Sparks Fire in Suphan Buri

A 62-year-old driver lost control of his pickup after the engine stalled, crashing into a fuel pump at a gas station in Suphan Buri and sparking a fire. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported. Police are investigating the incident and arranging compensation for the station owner.

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Weather

Deputy PM Explains Delay in Pathum Thani Flood Disaster Declaration

Deputy Prime Minister Songsak Thongsri explained that Pathum Thani’s governor delayed declaring a flood disaster zone until all required criteria were met to avoid legal issues. He said heavy rain exceeded forecasts and ordered extra pumping stations to redirect water from low areas to higher ground, aiming to dry Khlong Luang quickly. Preparations are underway for additional rain expected between 5 and 8 October.

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National

Thai Bank Lending Up Five Months, Hits 13 Trillion Baht

Thai commercial banks' lending grew for the fifth straight month, pushing total loans to 13.96 trillion baht, driven mainly by large‑corporate borrowing as bond costs rose. SME and retail lending stayed weak, with banks keeping credit standards tight and borrowers cautious amid a fragile economy. Deposits rose to 16.78 trillion baht, supported by savings accounts, while banks slowed special fixed‑deposit campaigns and cut rates.

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National

People's Party Leader Denies Involvement in Senate Election Collusion

Natthapong Ruengpanyawut, leader of the People's Party, denied any involvement in the alleged Senate election collusion and said his party has not been charged, even as the Election Commission pushes forward with three additional cases. He argued that any petition to the Constitutional Court over the 2024 Senate selection must go through the Ombudsman and can only be filed by those whose rights were directly violated. He urged all parties to act fully to fix the election process and restore the country's checks and balances.

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National

Thai Marine Agency Plans Strategy to Combat Ocean Heatwaves

Thailand's Department of Marine and Coastal Resources is preparing a major response to marine heatwaves, often called 'heat tsunamis,' to protect coral reefs and seagrass beds. Officials warn that rising sea temperatures, especially when combined with El Niño and climate variability, could cause severe bleaching by 2030. A meeting of scientists and experts is set for 21 October to develop risk assessments and action plans.

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Tourism

Thai AirAsia Resumes Suvarnabhumi Flights to Chiang Mai, Krabi, Phuket

Thai AirAsia has resumed flights from Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport to Chiang Mai, Krabi, and Phuket starting October 1, with high passenger loads exceeding 82 percent on the inaugural services. The airline will operate multiple daily frequencies on each route and emphasized the added convenience of using either Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang for Bangkok access. It also noted recent accolades as the world’s best low‑cost airline and new passenger‑focused services.

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Tourism

Thailand Aims to Become Global Event Hub with Signature Festivals

The Thailand Tourism Authority is promoting festivals and international events to turn Thailand into a global event hub, focusing on value‑driven tourism through its Signature Thailand initiatives. Highlighted projects include boosting three local festivals and securing Tomorrowland Thailand 2026, which together are projected to generate billions in economic impact and thousands of jobs. The authority also plans to host an International Horticultural Expo to further showcase Thailand’s strengths and attract year‑round visitors.

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