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Thai teen rocker Nene aims to tour, write music and return to school

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Thai teen rock star Nene Royal, 16, winner of "America's Got Talent," announced plans to write original music, embark on tours, and continue her education.
Rattikarn Amloy, known as Nene, won the $1 million prize with her blistering guitar solos and powerful rock ballad shrieks, achieving national recognition in Thailand.
Her upcoming engagements include opening for US band Avenged Sevenfold in Singapore, following a performance with Linkin Park on the "America's Got Talent" finale.
Nene's televised renditions of alternative rock classics went viral, and her success, supported by her backing Ozone Band and a music scholarship, has brought significant pride to the Thai people.

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Heavy rainfall, flooding, and staff shortages caused approximately 10,000 passenger bags to be stranded at airports between September 26-28, with 8,000 still awaiting processing.
The Transport Ministry is deploying 100 additional Royal Thai Air Force personnel to assist Thai Airways in clearing the baggage backlog, aiming for completion within 3-4 days.
Thai Airways anticipates resuming its normal schedule of 115 daily flights within a week, having already adjusted operations and seen a significant return of staff.
The airline reversed an earlier decision, confirming it will not suspend inbound and outbound cargo services, though some operations may be slowed to manage existing backlogs.

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