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Double-decker bus operators protest ban on the use of Khao Phap Pha route

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Fire erupts in a building in Hat Yai amidst evacuation frenzy

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Bandog named 'Giant' kills second owner in Bueng Kum

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SRT ordered to pay Bt4.2bn to contractors over Red Line project

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Discharges through Chao Phraya Dam, high tides could flood central provinces

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Bandog named 'Giant' kills second owner in Bueng Kum

Today 15:40Key points summarised by AI

A 70-year-old man was fatally mauled by his Bandog named 'Giant' in Bueng Kum, marking the dog's second deadly attack.
The incident occurred during feeding and cleaning, reportedly triggered when an employee startled the cancer-stricken dog, causing it to bite the owner.
'Giant' had previously killed its 56-year-old owner in Chon Buri five years ago and underwent behavioral rehabilitation before being adopted by the latest victim.
Authorities are coordinating to transfer the dog to a shelter, with its former handler reportedly requesting renewed custody of the animal.

Today 17:03Key points summarised by AI

A fire erupted in a Hat Yai commercial building, trapping approximately 20 people, with rescue efforts significantly hampered by strong floodwater currents.
Amidst worsening floods, authorities are prioritizing mass evacuations from high-risk areas, establishing shelters and a central kitchen, while one body has been recovered from the floodwaters.

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