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Caltex Launches Kebdao Loyalty App With 500 Million Baht Investment

Caltex Thailand has launched the Kebdao loyalty app after investing over 500 million baht in its digital infrastructure. The app links fuel and non-oil purchases with rewards, aiming to grow membership from 700,000 to 1.5 million by 2030. It is now available on iOS and Android app stores.

Caltex Launches Kebdao Loyalty App With 500 Million Baht Investment
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Caltex said it has allocated more than 500 million baht for its digital strategy and ecosystem over the long term (2026-2030), covering platform development, systems and digital infrastructure, as well as future benefits and campaigns. The platform will help Caltex better understand customer behaviour and needs to improve services and offers. The Kebdao app supports a modern loyalty experience that aligns with Caltex’s goal of turning its stations into more than just fuel stops. Caltex operates over 530 stations nationwide, partnering with banks and retail brands to host more than 1,400 shops inside its sites. It currently has over 700,000 loyalty members and aims to grow to 1.5 million by 2030 to create an ecosystem linking products, services and rewards with consumers’ daily lives. Kebdao will connect fuel and non-oil purchases with rewards from Caltex and its partners, fostering engagement and long-term relationships. Members earn one star for every litre of fuel purchased, with eight stars redeemable for a one-baht fuel discount or for coupons, gifts and other benefits. Existing members can join the Kebdao app using their registered phone number and transfer eligible points. The app is now available for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store by searching “Kebdao”.

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Minister Orders Survey of Dinosaur Footprints Found in Udon Thani

Thailand’s Minister of Natural Resources and Environment has ordered an urgent survey of dinosaur‑like footprints discovered at Phu Hin Chom Thao–Phu Phra Bat National Park in Udon Thani after a tourist’s photos went viral. Initial checks show four clear prints about 32 cm long and spaced 80 cm apart, indicating a large prehistoric animal. Experts from the Parks and Mineral Resources departments will conduct a formal verification on 20 October to determine the species and consider developing the site for education and tourism.

Minister Orders Survey of Dinosaur Footprints Found in Udon Thani
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Triphop Announces Closure of Born Operation Laying Off All Staff

Triphop announced that Born Operation Co., Ltd. will cease operations and lay off all staff due to a severe economic downturn and ongoing losses. The closure will take effect on November 30, 2026, with severance payments scheduled for November 28, 2026. Employees are required to work their final day and return company property.

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Police

Police Arrest Electric Unicycle Rider on Doi Suthep

Police in Chiang Mai arrested a man for riding an electric unicycle down Doi Suthep while filming social‑media content, after villagers complained about safety. The rider, identified only as Chai from San Sai district, was apprehended with his self‑balancing unicycle, which is banned on public roads under Thai traffic law. Authorities warned that such vehicles pose serious accident risks, especially on steep or curved routes, and urged the public to report dangerous riding via the 191 hotline.

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Thai Entrepreneur Launches 'Unbeatable' Guide for Future Challenges

Krating Poonpol, co‑founder of House of Wisdom, launched his new book 'Unbeatable' in Bangkok, warning that 2027 will require preparation as the world faces permanent disruption from AI, trade wars, climate volatility and shifting labor markets. The book offers a practical, three‑level pyramid of seven skills—from quick emotional reset to deep resilience—drawn from his own failures, neuroscience, psychology, dharma and leadership. He defines 'unbeatable' as the ability to fail repeatedly and still win, stressing that likability and inner strength must be developed together.

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Police

Customs Seize 1,000 Used iPhones Smuggled via Myanmar Border

Mae Sot customs officers seized 1,000 used Apple iPhones worth over 7 million baht that were being smuggled out via the Myanmar border. The phones had no customs documentation and no owner claimed them. Officials are investigating the case under the Customs Act.

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Police

Driver Loses Control After Tyre Blowout, Kills Cyclist in Phatthalung

A 65 year old cyclist was killed after a car struck her during her morning exercise in Phatthalung today, October 19. The driver told police that a tyre had burst, causing him to lose control. Officers from Mueang Phatthalung Police Station investigated the collision involving a black sedan and a bicycle on Muang Luk Dam … The story Phatthalung driver says tyre blowout leads to death of 65 year old cyclist as seen on Thaiger News.

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National

Thailand Names Beach Soccer Squad for 2026 Asian Cup Host

Thailand has named its beach soccer squad for the upcoming AFC Beach Soccer Asian Cup 2026, which it will host in Phang Nga Province. The team aims to finish in the top three to qualify for the 2027 World Cup, and has added forward Jak Sattayuten to the roster. Team manager Thai-thon Rungrueang says the squad is about 85 percent prepared and ready to push deep into the tournament.

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Utenthawai Students Rally Against Campus Relocation Plan

Over a hundred students from the Utenthawai campus of Rajamangala University of Technology East protested at the Ministry of Higher Education, demanding the cancellation of a planned campus relocation. They warned that without a response within three days, they could escalate their action on October 19, 2026. Ministry officials met with the protesters and agreed to send delegates for further talks.

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Deputy PM Tours Nan for Flood Recovery and Tourism Boost

Deputy Prime Minister Yotchanan Wongsa-wat visited Nan province on October 19, 2026 to oversee flood‑damage reconstruction, including a new home for villager Kalong, and to check tourism readiness for the high season. The visit covered housing repairs for 15 households across Pua, Phu Phiang and Tha Wang Pha districts, funded by local and central emergency budgets. He also inspected restored tourist attractions and encouraged local silversmith businesses to revive the province’s tourism sector.

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Police

Husband Kills Wife in Jealous Rage, Then Self-Harms

A jealous husband killed his wife with a knife while they lay on a hammock in Phetchabun province before wounding himself in a failed suicide attempt. He later called for help from neighbors after fearing death, suffering serious injuries. Police responded and found the wife dead at the scene, while the husband was hospitalized and later transferred for further care.

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