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Thai Stars Share Wishes, Announce New Album and Upcoming Series

Thai stars Nadech Kugimiya and Minnie Nicha share what they’d like to wake up and forget, while Mark Prin and Kimberley Anne Woltemas reveal their upcoming spy drama ‘Police Sri Siam’ set for next year. Singer Wieng Naromol drops a new album featuring label mate Nek Narapol on the upbeat track ‘Tuey Sok Hai Lok Fon’, accompanied by a lively music video on YouTube. The article also touches on the film ‘HENRY’s First Dates’ and the VisionQuest series streaming on Disney+.

Thai Stars Share Wishes, Announce New Album and Upcoming Series
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Hello Stars – Nadech and Minnie reveal what they’d wish to wake up and forget. Mark Prin and Kimberley revive their beloved on-screen pairing after eight years with the major project ‘Police Sri Siam’, set for release next year. Wieng Naromol’s new album is anything but ordinary; she invites label mate Nek Narapol to add color to the song ‘Tuey Sok Hai Lok Fon’, urging the heart‑broken to shake off sorrow and enjoy the lively ‘tuey’ rhythm. The music video boasts full production, bright lights, vivid colors and energetic scenes, showcasing a fresh look for Wieng that fans rarely see; it’s available now on the Grammy Gold Official YouTube channel. In the movie ‘HENRY’s First Dates’, Nadech and Minnie are asked what they’d like to forget if they woke up with no memory of yesterday. Minnie says she’d want to forget disappointments or mistakes, as she tends to dwell on them and lose sleep; forgetting would let her live more easily. Nadech jokes, ‘I don’t remember how much I ate yesterday (smiles), today I’ll eat again… so I won’t feel guilty.’ Eating is a big deal. Online buzz: Channel 3 launches the national spy mission ‘Police Sri Siam’, a big project from Mom & Us that pairs superstars Mark Prin and Kimberley to rekindle their iconic chemistry after eight years. The story follows Thailand’s first female police officers on a national‑level spy mission that will turn your heart pink. Mark your calendars for next year. The original series ‘VisionQuest – Vision Crisis’ depicts Vision returning to life with unfamiliar memories, fleeing those who want to use him as a weapon, then being put on a bounty and forced to run again alongside the mysterious Thomas Shepard, who may be his reincarnated son. Vision must confront his true self, resist Ultron’s influence, unravel questions about Thomas, and survive. Starring Paul Bettany, James Spader, Ruaridh Mollica, Todd Stashwick, T’Nia Miller, Lauren Morais, etc. The first two episodes stream with Thai dubbing on Disney+ starting October 14.

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Woman Gives Birth On Train As Passengers Assist

A woman gave birth aboard Train No. 169 traveling from Bangkok to Yala on October 5, 2026, with passengers and train staff assisting in the delivery. Both mother and baby were safe and later transferred to a hospital after the baby was born at 01:16 a.m. The incident was reported by the Centre for Prevention and Suppression of Crimes on Trains, highlighting the quick response of onboard personnel and fellow travelers.

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National

Thai Agriculture Minister Orders Full Flood Relief Efforts Amid Rains

The Agriculture Minister Suriya Jungrungrueangkit announced extensive flood‑relief measures, ordering the Irrigation Department to deploy pumps, machinery and naval assistance across several provinces to drain floodwaters and prepare for more rain. Relief packages have been distributed to affected communities, and officials are monitoring water levels in the North and South to mitigate further impact.

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National

TeJay Pananwit Wins SINGHA Junior Golf Central Ranking Title

Thai junior golfer Pananwich Wangjaisuk, known as TeJay, won the Class EB title at the SINGHA Junior Golf Central Ranking round 9 with a 6-under-par 66 at Dynasty Golf & Country Club on October 4, 2069. He overcame a shaky start, posting 1-under on the front nine before firing a 5-under back nine to win by seven strokes. TeJay’s father praised his composure, mental game, and enduring love for the sport despite heat and pressure.

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Police

Car Drags Street Sweeper Underneath in Chiang Mai, Killing Her

A car hit a female street sweeper in Chiang Mai, dragging her body underneath and causing her death. Police and a rescue foundation lifted the vehicle to recover the body and sent it to a hospital for autopsy. Authorities are investigating the incident.

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Police

Man Drowns While Collecting Clams in Northeastern Pond

In Nakhon Ratchasima, a 52-year-old man drowned while collecting clams in a large natural pond, likely due to sudden leg cramps caused by cold water. Rescue divers located his body about 30 meters offshore and transferred it to forensic officials for an autopsy. Police will inform his relatives so they can claim the body for funeral rites.

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National

Krungsri Credit Card Aims for 1 Billion Baht Pet Spend

Krungsri Credit Card aims to boost pet‑related spending to 1 billion baht this year after 8% growth in the first half of 2026. It is partnering with over 50 pet‑service providers across 140 branches to offer discounts, cash‑back and 0% instalment plans. Managing Director Somwang Torak Trakool said the trend of treating pets as family members is driving steady, high‑growth spending that can create a full pet economy.

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Weather

Bangkok Sends Water Pumps to Four Districts Before Heavy Rain

Bangkok’s floodwaters are receding, with the Rom Klao estate seeing a drop of 30‑70 cm and officials opening extra drainage gates in Min Buri, Prawet and Saphan Sung to channel water into the Saen Saep Canal. Mobile water pumps are being sent to four at‑risk districts in preparation for heavy rain expected from October 5‑11, while over 1,400 tonnes of debris have been cleared and more than 40,000 residents have signed up for relief aid. Authorities warn that a section of Chalong Krung Road remains flooded and should be avoided.

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National

Deputy Education Minister Visits Flood-Hit Lam Luk Ka Schools

Deputy Education Minister Akkanat Kanthonkitinan visited flood-affected Lam Luk Ka in Pathum Thani to encourage ONFIE staff and students and coordinate relief efforts. He arranged for medical supplies from the Public Health Ministry and water pumps from the Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry, urging agencies to act swiftly and inclusively. He praised the civic spirit of teachers and staff who assisted residents beyond their official duties.

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National

Thailand's LTR Visa Attracts 12,000 High‑Skill Foreigners in Four Years

Thailand’s Long‑Term Resident visa has attracted over 12,000 high‑skill foreigners in four years, generating about 43 billion baht for the economy. The program targets skilled workers, investors, wealthy retirees and their dependents, with most applicants coming from the United States, Japan and the United Kingdom. The BOI says the visa continues to bring foreign purchasing power and investment into Thailand while competing for global talent.

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Irrigation Dept Releases 2,500 cu.m Water, No Bangkok Impact

Thailand’s Irrigation Department is releasing 2,500 cubic meters per second from the Chao Phraya dam to manage upstream water levels, stating the discharge will not affect Bangkok or its surrounding areas. Officials said the Bhumibol and Sirikit dams have sufficient capacity to handle northern rains, while monitoring continues for potential heavy rain in Phetchaburi, the Bang Pakong basin and the south. They also emphasized coordination with provincial authorities to inspect river embankments and prepare for expected rainfall in central regions on October 5 and October 10‑11.

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