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Police Probe Electrocution Death of Man Found in Phuket Home

Police in Phuket are investigating the death of a man found inside a house in Kathu, with signs of electrocution on his right hand and a head wound. Wire‑cutting pliers were discovered near the air‑conditioner unit. The body has been sent to Vachira Phuket Hospital for autopsy.

Police Probe Electrocution Death of Man Found in Phuket Home
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At 12:10 p.m. on 18 October 2026, Police Lieutenant Wiriyapong Srinualpan of Kathu Police Station received a report of a man electrocuted to death inside a residence in Kathu subdistrict. Together with Police Colonel Chalermchai Hirschawat, forensic officials and rescue volunteers, they arrived at the scene and found a medium‑built man, about 170 cm tall, with reddish‑dark skin and no identification documents, lying dead inside the house. Nearby lay a pair of wire‑cutting pliers on the floor and a locking pair on the air‑conditioner’s hot coil. A preliminary autopsy revealed marks consistent with electric shock on the right hand and a wound on the occipital region. Authorities sent the body to hospital and will continue the investigation before releasing it to the family for religious rites.

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Government Praises Police for IMF-World Bank Security Success

The Thai government commended the Royal Thai Police for maintaining security and order during the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings held in Thailand. Police Chief Pol Gen Sanphon Nuanma thanked officers and the public for their cooperation, noting the event received praise from international participants. He said the success demonstrates Thailand's capability to host global events and attract tourists and investors.

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Weather

Thai Meteorological Department Issues Heavy Rain Warning Oct 18-25

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National

Thailand Urges Cambodia to Keep Sea Talks Within UNCLOS Framework

THE HAGUE, the Netherlands — 18 October 2026, Thailand has reiterated that maritime boundary delimitation must remain the sole focus of its conciliation process with Cambodia under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), while urging both countries to adopt confidence-building measures to prevent further tensions. Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign […]

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Weather

Heavy Rain Triggers Flood Warnings Across Krabi Province

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Police

Police Officer Dies on Duty in Narathiwat, Foundation Provides Aid

Police Sergeant Saroj Hodnuan of Sri Sakhon Police Station died while carrying out a security operation in Narathiwat province on October 17, 2569. The Phra Rahu Foundation expressed condolences and provided financial assistance to his family during a merit‑making ceremony at Wat Boran Sathit. The incident highlights the risks faced by police officers maintaining security in Thailand’s deep south.

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Community

Two Chonburi Women Win Lottery, Offer Firecrackers Thanks

Two women from Chonburi province won over 50,000 baht in the government lottery after praying to Luang Pho Yai at Wat Huai Sop. They celebrated by lighting 20,000 firecrackers as a thank‑offering and examined the remnants for lucky numbers to use in the next draw. The pair plans to try their luck again in the November 1, 2026 lottery, hoping for further blessings.

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National

Best Kamsing Announces Boat's Inheritance, Clarifies Malaysia Study

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Police

Police Arrest Ex-Official Over Fake 47 Contracts Scheme

Authorities have arrested a former sub-district official in Phetchabun for creating 47 fictitious projects worth over 70 million baht using fake documents. The scheme involved falsely claiming budget approval to award contracts, which later led to a court ordering payment to contractors. The case highlights ongoing efforts by Thailand's anti-corruption agency to combat fraud at the local level.

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Police

Rayong Official Removes Pluak Daeng Chief Over KTV Bribery

Rayong’s deputy interior minister led an inspection that found four unlicensed KTV venues in Pluak Daeng and alleged bribery payments to local officials. As a result, the district chief has been transferred to the provincial office to facilitate the investigation. Governor Traipop Wongtrairat signed the order effective 17 October 2026.

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National

Thai Army Warns Public Against Military Enlistment Scams

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