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12-Year-Old Grieving as Compensation Money from Mother's Fatal Train Crane Accident Goes to Grandfather's Account
A tragic train accident in Nakhon Ratchasima claimed the life of a 28-year-old mother, leaving her 12-year-old son in the care of his grandfather. The family struggled with compensation complexities, ultimately receiving only a portion of the expected funds.
Abhisit Emphasizes Democrat Party as a Safe Choice, Warns Against Voting Out of Fear
Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva delivered a campaign speech urging voters to choose based on rational considerations rather than fear. He positioned his party as a 'safe choice' for Thailand's political future, criticizing divisive election tactics and strategic voting approaches.
Itim Warns Constitutional Amendment Door May Close on Feb 8 if People Disapprove
Thai political leader Phariths Vacharasin warns the upcoming February 8 constitutional referendum could be a pivotal moment for democratic reform in Thailand. He argues that without approving constitutional changes, the country will continue to face systemic political and governance challenges. The referendum represents a critical opportunity for citizens to potentially reshape the nation's political framework.
Ice Hockey Association Fires Back, Blames Arena Owner for 720,000 Baht Bill
The Thailand Ice Hockey Association is embroiled in a controversy over alleged inflated arena rental fees for the SEA Games. The dispute centers on billing documents showing monthly charges of 720,000 baht, which the arena owner claims are significantly higher than actual usage costs.
Ronaldo Ready to Leave Al Nassr - Contract Termination Fee Still Extremely High
Cristiano Ronaldo is considering leaving Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, with a massive 50 million euro contract termination fee complicating his departure. The 40-year-old soccer superstar is frustrated with the team's management and is exploring potential options to continue his career, including returning to Europe or potentially joining Major League Soccer.
Metropolitan Police Leadership and Police Wives Club Provide Support Packages to Lam Phak Chi Police Station
Senior Thai police leadership and the Police Wives Club visited Lam Phak Chi Police Station to provide support packages to 79 officers. The gesture was part of an ongoing initiative to boost morale and recognize the dedication of metropolitan police personnel.
School Director Transferred Amid Investigation of Teacher's Suicide
A female teacher's suicide in Chiang Mai has prompted an official investigation, with the school director temporarily transferred pending fact-finding. Education officials have promised a transparent probe to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident within seven days.
Action Star Tony Jaa Fighting Gallbladder Cancer
Thai action star Tony Jaa is battling stage three gallbladder cancer and undergoing treatment. Despite the serious diagnosis, sources report that his health is improving and he remains positive, with strong support from his family and fans.
Student Loan Fund Collaborates with Volunteer Bank to Open Volunteer Opportunities for Students
The Student Loan Fund has partnered with the Volunteer Bank to create new volunteer opportunities for student loan recipients. The initiative aims to support youth development and social engagement by providing diverse volunteer experiences that promote personal growth and social understanding.
Election Commission Chair Launches Campaign for Feb 8 Elections, Confident in Smooth Process
Thailand's Election Commission has launched a public campaign to encourage voter participation in the upcoming parliamentary elections and constitutional referendum. The election is scheduled for February 8th, with officials expressing confidence in a smooth and transparent electoral process.
Police Spot Suspicious Driver, Discover 2.7 Million Methamphetamine Tablets During Lunch Stop
Thai police arrested a 49-year-old man after discovering 2.7 million methamphetamine tablets in a modified pickup truck during a routine check at a local restaurant. The suspect was part of a drug trafficking operation from Northern Thailand, targeting Chai Nat province and surrounding areas.
Sudarat Pledges to Crack Down on Corruption, Vows to Recover 500 Billion Baht
Prime ministerial candidate Sudarat Keyuraphan launched a campaign rally in Roi Et, pledging to combat nationwide corruption and recover 500 billion baht stolen from Thai citizens. She emphasized her party's commitment to transparency and promised to return stolen funds directly to the people's pockets.