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Thailand Names U23 Squad for Vietnam Tournament

Thailand's U23 national team has announced a 23-player squad for the U23 GIA LAI – VTV CUP 2026 International Friendly in Pleiku, Vietnam, running November 10-14. Coach Thawatchai Damrong-Ongtrakul's side will face Vietnam, Qatar, and Singapore in the tournament, with all matches played at Pleiku Stadium.

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The Thai U23 national team, under coach "Coach Wang" Thawatchai Damrong-Ongtrakul, has announced 23 players for a special tournament in Vietnam this November. The Football Association of Thailand named 23 male players for the U23 GIA LAI – VTV CUP 2026 International Friendly in Pleiku, Vietnam, from November 10-14, under coach Thawatchai Damrong-Ongtrakul. The 23-player squad includes goalkeepers Athit Chan-kla (Army United), Sirasut Wongrueankham (Chiang Rai United), and Suppanant Sudathip (True Bangkok United); defenders Jiradet Taichankong (Khon Kaen United), Runpisit Phutthummi (BG Pathum United), Ekaphot Chaonudung (Police Tero FC), Prinya Nusong (Phitsanulok FC), Chaisit Phopun (Phrae United), Thanakrit Lomnak (Kasem Bundit University FC), Phakawat Taeng-akson (Samui United), Wannathon Nuchkrasae (Samui United), and Sapon Noiwong (Police Tero FC); midfielders Phongsakorn Sangkhosa (Ratchaburi FC), Peeranat Buakai (Nongbua Pitchaya FC), Sirdanai Pho-sri (Muangthong United), Ratthathammanun Dee-ying (Phitsanulok FC), Jittiphat Wasungnoen (PT Prachuap FC), and Suwannaphum Ngernluang (Kasem Bundit University FC); and forwards Jehanafi Mama (PT Prachuap FC), Soffan Sanran (PT Satun FC), Tontawan Phunthamuni (PSU Surat Thani City), Pripat Wongsah (Rajsila United), and Warakorn Noisi (Chiang Mai United). All players must report at Don Mueang Airport on November 9 at 06:30 and depart immediately for Vietnam. Thailand's match schedule: November 10 vs Vietnam at 19:00, November 12 vs Qatar at 15:00, November 14 vs Singapore at 15:00. All matches at Pleiku Stadium.

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Kamnan Mano Leads 1,000-Vehicle Protest Convoy to Bangkok

Kamnan Mano Khruakaew launched a protest convoy from Nakhon Si Thammarat aiming to gather 1,000 vehicles and drive to Government House in Bangkok. Demonstrators are demanding solutions for the high cost of living, expensive fuel, and the worsening drug crisis. The convoy plans to stop overnight in Surat Thani before continuing to the capital.

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Bank of Thailand Tightens Money Changer Rules to Curb Laundering

The Bank of Thailand is tightening regulations on money changer businesses to combat money laundering and corruption. Current operators will face upgraded standards, while new license applications will be accepted under existing rules from December 1-30 this year. A new licensing framework with semi-annual application windows will launch in 2028.

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CIB Nears Decision on Arrest Warrants in Do Good Foundation Case

The Central Investigation Bureau expects to decide by tomorrow whether to issue arrest warrants or summonses for Boom Panadda and Got Athip in the Do Good Foundation financial probe. Police are finalizing evidence review with prosecutors and insist a mercy letter from Boom citing her children will not influence bail decisions. Investigators are also coordinating with the DSI and may summon foundation board members as the case progresses.

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House Anti-Money Laundering Committee Probes Bum Panadda Foundation

A complaint has been filed with the House Anti-Money Laundering Committee alleging the Bum Panadda Foundation misused hundreds of millions of baht in public donations. Committee chair Phitak Dech said the complaint will be screened for relevance, though new House rules may slow the process. The complainants' lawyer vowed to pursue the case, citing specific transfers of 200 million baht to the founder's husband and 300 million baht to personal accounts.

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Thai Supreme Commander Warns Myanmar: Don't Harm Border Citizens

Thai Supreme Commander General Ukrit Buntanont warned Myanmar not to let its military operations harm Thai border citizens

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Eight Arrested in Phuket Airport Cargo Theft Worth 3M Baht

Police arrested eight people over the alleged theft of more than 3 million baht worth of phones and electronics from the cargo warehouse at Phuket International Airport, according to an announcement yesterday, November 4. Police said an investigation uncovered a suspected theft and resale operation involving goods shipped from China and destined for Russia. Some … The story Eight arrested over 3 million baht Phuket Airport cargo theft as seen on Thaiger News.

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Police Raid Gambling Den, Arrest 43 in Nonthaburi

Nonthaburi police raided a Sai Noi gambling den, arresting 43 people for illegal bean gambling and seizing equipment and 7,000 baht.

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