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Villagers Find Large Crocodile Dead in Flood Waters

A large crocodile was found dead after being discovered in floodwaters in Chachoengsao province on October 1, 2026. Villagers had spotted the reptile in the inundated area, raising concerns it might move toward homes. Authorities captured the animal from the water, but it later died and was placed by the roadside for inspection.

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On October 1, 2026, villagers in Ban Bang Phaniang, Moo 2, Kho Yai Mi subdistrict, Sanam Chai Khet district, Chachoengsao province reported seeing a large crocodile in floodwaters. The animal was found in an area of standing water connected to local water sources, causing concern that it could approach residential areas. Officials and a response team tracked the crocodile, successfully captured it from the water, and later confirmed it had died. The carcass was placed beside the road, where its size—several meters long—drew attention from locals. The incident occurred amid widespread flooding in Chachoengsao, prompting officials to warn residents to avoid water and report any dangerous wildlife to authorities rather than attempting to handle it themselves.

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Thailand Awards 197 Million Baht for Asian Games 2026 Medals

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IRPC Appoints Sirimeth Leeapakorn as New CEO

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Police

Pattaya Prosecutors Indict Two Men in Russian Siblings Murder

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Weather

Minister Satchai Deploys Two Mobile Kitchens for Prachinburi Flood Relief

Natural Resources and Environment Minister Satchai Chommongkol has ordered two mobile field kitchens to provide meals for flood victims in Prachinburi province. The kitchens, staffed by park officials from several national parks, are preparing 3,000 meal boxes daily to relieve suffering. The ministry pledges to expand assistance as needed until the flood situation improves.

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National

Thailand Launches Disaster Insurance Covering 30 Million Households

Thailand's government has launched a nationwide disaster insurance program that will cover 30 million households, offering up to 100,000 baht in compensation for floods, windstorms, and earthquakes. The scheme, effective October 1, 2026, aims to shift disaster response from post‑event aid to pre‑arranged financial protection. Officials say it will speed up relief, support home repairs, and improve national risk management.

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Giant Crocodile Spotted Near Flooded Road in Chachoengsao

CHACHOENGSAO — 1 October 2026, A giant crocodile measuring more than 2 meters was reportedly spotted along an irrigation canal road in Bang Phaniang village, Moo 2, Khu Yai Mi subdistrict, Sanam Chai Khet district, Chachoengsao, prompting an urgent warning to local residents. On the morning of 1 October, Udon Thepwathee, former president of the […]

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Community

New Napasorn Denies Rumor Link, Focuses on Family Happiness

Singer New Napasorn denied being involved in rumors about a famous couple's infidelity scandal, saying the gossip does not concern her and that she has spoken with her husband about it. She emphasized her focus on family, happiness, and continuing her music career while also expressing concern about flooding affecting her home area. New added that she keeps improving her vocal skills and remains open to future projects, though she currently works on individual endeavors with her husband.

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Police

People’s Party MPs Sue Creator Over False Flood‑Relief Food Claims

People’s Party MPs Pannika Wanich (Chhor) and Wutthakorn Nutayakul have filed a defamation lawsuit against a social‑media creator who falsely claimed they used other people’s food in flood‑relief efforts and presented it as their own. The party’s deputy spokesperson Phet Karinpol Thiansuwan said they will pursue the case to the end without compromise, urging the public not to spread false information during the flood crisis. The MPs stressed that the meal boxes were prepared by their team and assisted by military unit PTOR 1 Battalion 5.

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Weather

Village Flooded 50 cm Deep as PM's House Stays Dry

Floodwaters about 50 centimeters deep have inundated part of a village where activist Boss Nawawat Israkrisil lives, while the adjacent area housing Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul remains dry. Nawawat accused authorities of neglect, citing unequal drainage and loss of utilities, and urged media and influencers to investigate the disparity. He shared video evidence from October 1, 2026, showing his home submerged and calling for help.

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