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Thai Para-Cycling Team Targets Gold at 2026 Asian Para Games

Thai officials visited the national para-cycling team in Japan to boost morale ahead of the 2026 Asian Para Games in Nagoya. The team, training in Izu, reports no issues and aims to win at least one gold, led by cyclist Jaturoong Niwanti. Competition in track and road events will run from October 19 to 23.

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The delegation, headed by Mitri Khongrueang, Lieutenant General Osot Phawiwi, Dr. Kittipong Phomhu, and advisor Wisut Lai-chaphit, traveled to Izu to meet the Thai para-cycling squad after their pre‑camp preparations. Team manager Ann Mahakit reported that the seven athletes—four men and three women—are adjusting to the local weather and track without problems and are physically ready beyond 100 percent. The squad, under Swiss coach Christian Stuffer and assistants Siraphong Phromma, Panya Makumchai, and Bin Zainul Zaman Muhamad Najib, will compete in both track and road events from October 19‑23 at the Izu Velodrome and Cycle Sports Center. Thailand’s goal is to secure at least one gold medal, with Jaturoong Niwanti highlighted as a top contender after his 2025 ASEAN Para Games victory in the men’s 1,000‑meter track.

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Luang Pho Ha's First Amulet Unveiled at Don Kai Dee

Luang Pho Ha Chantraso, the former abbot of Wat Don Kai Dee in Samut Sakhon, was a respected monk known for his contributions to education and community development. He helped establish the first secondary school at the temple and was later honored with a royal ecclesiastical title. His legacy lives on through the amulets and traditional medicine prescriptions he left behind.

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National

Car Manufacturers Launch Flood Relief Programs for Thai Motorists

Severe flooding across Thailand has left many vehicles submerged, prompting automobile manufacturers to launch assistance programmes. Toyota, Isuzu, Suzuki, Honda and MG are providing free inspections, parts and labour discounts, special financing options, and in some cases debt relief or relief kits for affected customers. The initiatives run from late September 2026 into early 2027, aiming to help motorists recover and get back on the road.

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National

New Thai Drama 'Hell Home' Explores Family Conflict

The new TrueVisions NOW Original drama series 'Hell Home' delves into the intense clash between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law over faith versus truth. Starring Sinjai Plengpanich and Natthachacha Bunyopchom, the show follows the seemingly perfect Prom Hua family as secrets, infidelity, and a mysterious murder unravel their lives. It premieres October 14, airing twice weekly on the TrueVisions NOW app.

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Weather

Authorities Pump Rangsit Canal Water Into Chao Phraya Amid Flooding

Officials are pumping water from Rangsit Canal into the Chao Phraya River to ease flooding, but the operation has produced thick white foam and dark, foul‑smelling water. Water levels in nearby communities have risen almost one meter, prompting residents to accept the situation despite the unpleasant conditions. Concerns are growing over water quality as the discharge continues.

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Community

TSPCA Distributes Pet Food to Flood-Hit Bangkok Animals

TSPCA delivered emergency pet food to dogs and cats in flood‑hit Bangkok neighborhoods on September 29, responding to reports that animals were running out of food and clean water after days of inundation. The effort, led by President Teerapong Pangsiwong, is part of a broader project to rehabilitate animal welfare after floods and support affected pet owners. Donations of food, medicine and supplies continue to be accepted at the association’s Bangkok office.

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National

Thai Students Claim Top Awards in National Coding AI Contest

Over 12,000 youth applied to Coding Thailand 2026, with 210 teams from 59 provinces reaching the national finals. Winning projects included a smart duck farm, an AI Parkinson’s screening tool, and a flood‑alert system, earning top prizes across primary, secondary and vocational levels. Participants emphasized learning from mistakes and sharing knowledge.

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National

Anutin Defends Ministry After Ex-Secretary's Criticism

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul defended the Interior Ministry after its former permanent secretary, Sutthipong Juljarern, criticized its performance. He said officials who are doing well should rejoice and share merit, while those falling short should heed senior advice. Anutin insisted his comments were not politically driven and urged the current permanent secretary to clarify the ministry’s direction to his predecessor.

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Community

Villagers Say Construction Not Main Cause of Bang Kapi Flood

Residents of Bang Kapi say that litter and construction at Talung Canal are not the main cause of recent flooding, noting that other areas without construction also flooded. They explained that the canal improvement work requires temporary structures, and floodwaters carry debris to the site, creating the appearance of blockage. Authorities say cleanup will resume once water levels recede.

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Community

Pata Zoo Announces Death of Thailand's Oldest Asiatic Black Bear

Pata Zoo announced the death of its oldest Asiatic black bear, Dam Ngo, who lived over 40 years under the zoo's care. The bear, along with his partner Dam Dan, had been moved back to the zoo for elderly care before his passing on 12 October 2026. His longevity surpasses the typical wild lifespan and is seen as a point of pride for the zoo.

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Community

Jackie Jakarin Releases New Song, Plans Album-Closing Concert

Thai artist Jackie Jakarin has released the final single “UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN” from his upcoming album, noting it took two to three months to write and reflects on his nearly nine‑year career. He announced plans to hold an album‑closing concert later this year while continuing to balance music and acting work. The move to GMMTV marks a new chapter in his artistic journey.

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