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Victor Ends Partnership With Thailand Badminton Association After Five Months

Victor, the Taiwanese badminton equipment brand, has ended its sponsorship agreement with the Badminton Association of Thailand only five months after signing a four-year contract running from 2026 to 2030. The company expressed gratitude for the brief collaboration and pledged to keep contributing to Thai badminton through separate initiatives.

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Taiwanese badminton equipment giant Victor has announced the termination of its partnership with the Badminton Association of Thailand (BAT), just five months after the two sides signed a four-year deal covering 2026 to 2030. In a statement, Victor said it values the past cooperation and thanked the association, athletes, coaches and staff, adding it will continue to support Thai badminton through other projects and activities.

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Gulf Energy Wins Three IAA Awards for 2026

Gulf Energy Development PCL won Best CEO, Best CFO, and Outstanding Investor Relations at the IAA Awards for Listed Companies 2026. The awards recognize the company's leadership, financial discipline, and transparent communication with the capital markets. GULF said it will continue regular engagement with investors to support informed decisions and long-term confidence.

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Disease Control Monitors African Ebola Outbreak, Thailand Risk Low

Thailand's Department of Disease Control is monitoring an outbreak of the Bundibugyo Ebola strain in Africa, confirming the country's risk remains low while ramping up screening of incoming travelers. Hospitals nationwide are coordinating to identify potential cases through travel and contact histories, with isolation and testing protocols ready for any suspected infections. Officials urge the public to stay informed through official channels and seek immediate medical care if symptoms appear after travel to affected regions.

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Stone Mill Accused of Encroaching on Trat Public Canal

Villagers in Bo Rai, Trat accuse a stone mill of illegally dumping soil into Khlong Chanak, diverting the public canal and encroaching on a 1,200-meter stretch. Police have arrested suspects for constructing illegal structures in the waterway, but locals say dumping continues and demand full restoration and legal action against both the company and any negligent officials.

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Opposition Walks Out of Whip Meeting Over No-Confidence Debate Schedule

Opposition MPs walked out of a three-whip meeting after failing to agree on a schedule for a no-confidence debate against ministers. MP Prasit Watcharasin accused the government of trying to dictate the timeline and undermine parliamentary oversight, while the opposition demands sufficient time for both sides to prepare. The matter has been referred back to the Cabinet to find new dates in November and December.

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Regional

NHRC Reviews Hua Hin Beach Demolition Process, Emphasizes Rights Protections

The National Human Rights Commission held a meeting in Hua Hin to review the demolition of 15 buildings on beach land ordered by the Supreme Administrative Court. While the NHRC cannot overturn the court ruling, it is investigating whether proper procedures were followed to protect the rights of 19 affected residents. The commission will also examine compensation plans and future public use of the beach area.

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Pattaya Motorcycle Taxis Revert to Orange Vests After Governor Order

Chonburi's governor has reversed a controversial order requiring Pattaya and Bang Lamung motorcycle taxi drivers to switch from orange to dark blue vests at their own expense. Drivers welcomed the return to orange, citing better visibility and safety, and are hoping for a refund of the 550 baht they paid for the unpopular blue jackets.

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Minister Urges Action Before Coral Bleaching as Super El Niño Looms

Thailand's Natural Resources Minister Suchat Chomklin urged proactive measures to protect coral reefs ahead of a predicted Super El Niño heatwave. A seminar organized by the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources warned that sea temperatures could exceed 30.5°C from April to May 2027, risking severe coral bleaching similar to 2010 and 2024 events. Experts stressed the need for early, coordinated action across sectors to mitigate impacts on marine ecosystems, coastal communities, tourism, and the economy.

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YLG Predicts Gold Rebound to $5,000 on Central Bank Demand

YLG Bullion International forecasts gold prices will find support at $4,000–4,060 per ounce and could rebound to $4,700–5,000 by mid-2027, driven by sustained central bank buying. The firm also launched a new real-time U.S. dollar gold trading service for Thai investors.

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Sports Authority Marks 62nd Anniversary With Royal Decorations Ceremony

The Sports Authority of Thailand celebrated its 62nd anniversary with a royal decorations ceremony presided over by Deputy Prime Minister Songsak Thongsri. Hundreds of executives and athletes received honors including the Order of the White Elephant and Order of the Crown of Thailand, alongside long-service awards and logo contest prizes.

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Bangkok Workers Flee City on Weekends Amid High Costs

Bangkok generates nearly half of Thailand's GDP but high living costs, unaffordable housing, and chronic traffic push residents to treat the city as a workplace only. Many workers spend weekdays grinding through long hours and commutes, then flee on weekends to find relaxation and a better quality of life in other provinces.

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