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Thai King and Queen Send Flowers for Anusit's 60th Birthday

Thailand's King and Queen sent flowers to Prime Minister Anusit Chanyawiriyakul for his 60th birthday, a gesture the PM said demonstrated the Crown's extraordinary favor.

Thai King and Queen Send Flowers for Anusit's 60th Birthday
13 Sept Khaosod

The King and Queen have graciously authorized the presentation of a floral arrangement to Prime Minister Anusit Chanyawiriyakul on his 60th birthday, marking an extraordinary display of royal favor. On September 13, 2569, Prime Minister Anusit Chanyawiriyakul posted on Facebook that Their Majesties the King and Queen have been pleased to direct Air Vice-Marshal Bhakdi Saengchuto, an assistant to the royal household, to present flowers as a royal gift on the occasion of the Prime Minister's 60th birthday celebration. The Prime Minister expressed his deep gratitude for this immeasurable act of royal kindness and pledged his unwavering loyalty to the Crown and the Chakri Dynasty for the rest of his life.

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Police

Soldier's Family Questions Death in Nakhon Ratchasima Forest

A 20-year-old volunteer soldier from Nakhon Ratchasima was found hanged in a forest after disappearing on leave, but his family questions the autopsy conclusion of suicide, citing no warning signs and requesting a thorough investigation.

Soldier's Family Questions Death in Nakhon Ratchasima Forest
13 Sept Khaosod

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National

Politician Urges Election Commission to Prosecute 229 in Senate Case

A politician urged the Election Commission to prosecute all 229 people accused in a Senate vote-buying scheme, arguing the evidence is substantial and some commissioners have conflicts of interest that warrant court referral.

Politician Urges Election Commission to Prosecute 229 in Senate Case
13 Sept Khaosod

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National

Thousands Rally in Bangkok Demanding Prosecution in Senate Collusion Case

Thousands protested in Bangkok on September 13, demanding the Election Commission prosecute 229 suspects in an alleged 2024 Senate election collusion case linked to the Bhumjaithai Party.

Thousands Rally in Bangkok Demanding Prosecution in Senate Collusion Case
13 Sept Khaosod

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Police

Armed Robber Steals 3.5 Million Baht in Gold from Bangkok-Area Shop

An armed suspect robbed a gold shop in Samkok District on September 13, making off with 3.5 million baht in jewelry. Police are seeking public tips to identify the culprit.

Armed Robber Steals 3.5 Million Baht in Gold from Bangkok-Area Shop
13 Sept Khaosod

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Police

Phuket Futsal Club Condemns Fan Attack on Player

A Phuket futsal player was struck on the head by a spectator during a MEA league match in Phetchaburi on September 12, prompting the club to condemn the violent conduct.

Phuket Futsal Club Condemns Fan Attack on Player
13 Sept Khaosod

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Breaking

Fire Breaks Out at Ban Phaew Hospital in Samut Sakhon

A fire erupted in the physical therapy room at Ban Phaew Hospital in Samut Sakhon on September 13, prompting staff to evacuate patients and medical personnel while firefighters worked to contain the blaze.

Fire Breaks Out at Ban Phaew Hospital in Samut Sakhon
13 Sept Khaosod

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National

Most Thais Want Stricter Law Enforcement on Israeli Visitors

A Thai poll finds 76% of respondents aware of alleged misconduct by Israeli visitors, with 77% calling for stricter law enforcement and nearly half wanting shorter visa stays.

Most Thais Want Stricter Law Enforcement on Israeli Visitors
13 Sept Khaosod

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National

PM Says Opposition Leader Has Right to Protest Electoral Commission

Opposition Democrat Party leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut led a 12-kilometre march demanding the Electoral Commission pursue fraud charges against 229 people accused of rigging the Senate election, with PM Anutin saying opposition figures

PM Says Opposition Leader Has Right to Protest Electoral Commission
13 Sept Khaosod

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National

Government Seeks to End Student Gang Violence With School Relocation Plan

Thailand's government will relocate two feuding teacher colleges and suspend classes for three months to combat escalating student gang violence that has resulted in serious injuries and public attacks. The plan aims to separate rival insti

Government Seeks to End Student Gang Violence With School Relocation Plan
13 Sept Khaosod

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National

Government Mobilizes Against Invasive Black-Chin Barb Fish

Thailand's government is mobilizing against invasive black-chin barb fish that has spread to 21 provinces, establishing rapid-response teams and requesting up to 350 million baht in additional funding to control the outbreak threatening eco

Government Mobilizes Against Invasive Black-Chin Barb Fish
13 Sept Khaosod

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