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Female Singer Announces Split from DJ Boyfriend Over Lifestyle

Thai singer Benz Khaokhwan announced she is single after ending her relationship with singer-DJ Copter Phanuvat, citing mismatched lifestyles and life goals. She said the breakup was amicable, that they remain on good terms and can still greet each other as friends, and that she is focusing on her music career and album work. Benz added that she is unsure about a possible reunion and prefers to let things unfold naturally.

Female Singer Announces Split from DJ Boyfriend Over Lifestyle
10h ago Khaosod

Benz Khaokhwan opened up about her current single status, revealing that she had been distancing herself from Copter Phanuvat for over three months while focusing on her music career and album production. She explained that their lifestyles and life goals had diverged, leaving them little time to see each other. 'If our feelings are just so-so, it’s better to part ways,' she said, adding that there is nothing to regret and that the experience has helped her grow. She stressed that the breakup was not hostile, that they still communicate occasionally and can meet without anger, and that they remain friends who can greet each other. Regarding a possible reunion, she said she cannot predict the future and prefers to let things unfold naturally.

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Police

Jealous Ex-Boyfriend Guns Down Factory Worker’s New Lover in Ayutthaya

An ex‑boyfriend opened fire on a factory worker’s new boyfriend in Wangnoi, Ayutthaya, shooting him three times and killing him. Police identified the shooter as Wattanyu (Tee) from Ang Thong, who fled the scene on a motorcycle. The victim’s girlfriend said he had previously threatened her with a gun, forcing her to change workplaces.

Jealous Ex-Boyfriend Guns Down Factory Worker’s New Lover in Ayutthaya
11h ago Khaosod

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National

Ministry Announces 69 Provinces For Land Survey In FY2027

The Ministry of Interior has announced that 69 provinces will conduct land surveys to issue title deeds in fiscal year 2027. The notice, published in the Royal Gazette on 20 October 2026, cites legal authority under the Land Code and excludes forest reserves and other prohibited lands. Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul signed the announcement on 13 October 2026.

Ministry Announces 69 Provinces For Land Survey In FY2027
11h ago Khaosod

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Community

Jupiter's Move Today Favors Leo and Aquarius, Astrologer Says

Jupiter's transit on 20 Oct 2569 brings favorable changes for Leo and Aquarius, according to astrologer Mor Chang. Leo can expect career growth, financial gains, and improved relationships, while Aquarius sees new opportunities, extra income, and supportive networks. The astrological influence is said to last about three to four months.

Jupiter's Move Today Favors Leo and Aquarius, Astrologer Says
11h ago Khaosod

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Weather

Thailand Issues Heavy Rain Warning for 26 Provinces Including Bangkok

Thailand's Meteorological Department has issued a seventh warning of heavy to very heavy rain affecting 26 provinces and Bangkok, lasting until October 25. The forecast includes gusty winds, high seas, and risks of flash floods, overflow, and landslides. Mariners and the public are advised to exercise caution and follow official updates.

Thailand Issues Heavy Rain Warning for 26 Provinces Including Bangkok
12h ago Khaosod

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Police

Police Arrest Couple Who Robbed Boy With Scissors

Police in Region 4 arrested a 20‑year‑old man and his 19‑year‑old girlfriend after they used scissors to rob a 13‑year‑old boy of over 2,000 baht and fled on a motorcycle hoping to reach Laos. The suspects were apprehended on Mittraphap Road in Udon Thani after a chase, with the stolen cash, a backpack, a phone and the motorcycle recovered. Both face charges of joint armed robbery.

Police Arrest Couple Who Robbed Boy With Scissors
18h ago Khaosod

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Police

Boy Found Safe After 29-Hour Search in Thailand

Seven‑year‑old Boss was found safe after being missing for 29 hours, discovered near a stream about 30 kilometers from where he vanished in Kalasin Province. He said he chased a dog that took his shoe, became lost, and asked villagers for rice before being taken to hospital for examination. Authorities thanked rescue teams, police, and volunteers for their efforts in locating the boy.

Boy Found Safe After 29-Hour Search in Thailand
19h ago Khaosod

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Police

Train Driver Finds Monk's Body in River, Tiger Tattoo Visible

A train driver spotted a monk's body floating in the Pra Phong River beneath a railway bridge in Prachinburi on October 19. The corpse, face down and wearing only a saffron robe, displayed a tiger tattoo on the chest and abrasions indicating it had been in the water for at least two days. Police have taken the body to Kabin Buri Hospital while they work to identify the monk and determine the cause of death.

Train Driver Finds Monk's Body in River, Tiger Tattoo Visible
20h ago Khaosod

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Community

Vendor Loses Prime Stall Bid at Lotus Receiving Tradition

Mae Ked lost the bidding war for her longtime stall at the Lotus Receiving tradition in Samut Prakan after the price rose to 450,000 baht. She has since secured a larger nine‑meter area for three stalls at 635,000 baht, hoping to sell additional products to cover higher costs, while urging customers to support her new location. Despite uncertainty about profitability, she vows to continue fighting for her livelihood.

Vendor Loses Prime Stall Bid at Lotus Receiving Tradition
20h ago Khaosod

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Police

Police Arrest Couple Smuggling Chinese Nationals Through Thailand to Laos

Police arrested a would-be lieutenant and his wife for smuggling a Chinese national who had entered Thailand illegally from Myanmar. The couple was intercepted on Highway 1 near Phayao after attempting to flee a checkpoint. The Chinese man said he had come from Shwe Kokko and intended to reach Laos via Thailand.

Police Arrest Couple Smuggling Chinese Nationals Through Thailand to Laos
20h ago Khaosod

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Community

Woman Wins 450,000 Baht Stall Auction at Prakan Temple Fair

Jae Fa, a 42‑year‑old woman, won the auction for a prime stall at the annual Lotus Receiving ceremony at Wat Bang Phli Yai Nai in Samut Prakan, bidding 450,000 baht. She plans to sell fruit from her Nakhon Nayok orchard and says she cannot predict whether the earnings will cover the stall cost. The temple fair runs from October 19 to 27.

Woman Wins 450,000 Baht Stall Auction at Prakan Temple Fair
21h ago Khaosod

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