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Big Pom Casts Vote, Accompanied by Brother, Urges Strong New Government
Thailand's election day saw prominent politician General Prawit Wongsuwan casting his vote alongside his brother. The veteran politician encouraged citizens to participate in the democratic process and stressed the importance of forming a strong new government.
Kullawut Joins Election Voting, Hopes Government Will Prioritize Thai Athletes' Interests
Olympic silver medalist Kullawut Vitidsant voted in Thailand's national election, calling for better support for athletes. The world's second-ranked badminton player hopes the new government will prioritize athletes' welfare and financial benefits.
Election Commission Hotline 1444 Swamped with Calls About Voting Locations and Referendum
Thailand's Election Commission is managing a high volume of citizen inquiries about voting procedures and referendum locations through its emergency hotline. Citizens are seeking clarification on voting rights, polling station locations, and ballot procedures for the upcoming parliamentary elections and national referendum.
Lampang Soldier Accidentally Tears Election Ballot, Claims No Intention to Damage
A 65-year-old retired military officer in Lampang accidentally tore his election ballot during voting, prompting an immediate police investigation. The incident highlights the strict legal consequences for intentionally damaging election ballots in Thailand.
Em Phoomiphat Casts Vote, Prepares to Monitor Ballot Counting, Confirms 'Pak Gum Phet' Will Continue
Thai actor Em Phoomiphat cast his vote in the national election, expressing both frustration and hope for the political process. He plans to monitor vote counting and confirmed that his popular online content channel will continue producing videos.
Sirikunya Feels Relieved After Voting, Points to Positive Turnout and Hopes to Break Voter Participation Record
Thai political candidate Sirikunya Tansakul voted in the national election, expressing optimism about voter turnout. She noted a 40% participation rate by mid-morning and hopes citizens will continue to exercise their voting rights. Sirikunya believes this election could see unprecedented voter engagement.
Madam Pang Nual Phan Enters Election Voting Booth - Calls on All Thais to Exercise Their Right to Vote
Thailand's 2024 national election is underway, with high voter engagement and multiple ballot options. Prominent sports leader Madam Pang Nual Phan encouraged all citizens to participate in the democratic process and exercise their voting rights.
Opol Attends Referendum After Early Voting, Hopes New Leaders Will Prioritize People's Interests
Miss World 2025 contestant Opol Suchata participated in Thailand's national referendum, encouraging citizens to exercise their voting rights. She emphasized the importance of informed voting and hopes the new leadership will prioritize public interests, particularly in education and social development.
Nan Province: 69 Ballots Torn Incorrectly, Election Officials Immediately Replace Staff
Election officials in Nan Province discovered 69 ballots torn incorrectly during recent parliamentary elections. The local Election Commission has replaced the staff and is awaiting a central Election Commission review to determine if a new election is required.
Thai Cyclists Impress, Secure 2 Gold Medals at 2026 Asian Road Cycling Championship
The Thai national cycling team won 2 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze medal at the 2026 Asian Road Cycling Championship in Saudi Arabia. Narongdet Saengchay and Lt. Col. Chanpeng Nontasin secured gold medals in their respective time trial categories. The team's performance was praised as outstanding by team officials.
Thailand Holds Early Election and Constitutional Referendum
Thailand conducted its early general election on February 8, with over 50 political parties competing and a simultaneous constitutional referendum. Voters were invited to choose their representatives and decide on potentially drafting a new constitution, marking a significant moment in the country's democratic process.
102-Year-Old's Marriage Triggers Taiwanese Family Legal Battle Over Massive Assets
A controversial marriage between a 102-year-old Taiwanese man and his 68-year-old caregiver has sparked a family legal dispute over substantial assets worth nearly 200 million dollars. The man's family alleges the caregiver manipulated him into marriage to gain control of his property, leading to a public confrontation and competing legal claims.