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The prime minister's suggestion that old-fashioned radio may be the best means of keeping people informed during major flooding draws public scorn, but his spokesman says it's still a popular medium.

16:17 12
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Flood triage

Provinces upriver from Bangkok are warned of more flooding as the National Water Command Centre tries to slow the deluge from the North and protect the capital city.

13:38 16
Flood triage
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Pregnancy termination

Abortion services for unplanned or unintended pregnancies up to 20 weeks have been added to the national healthcare system under legislation effective next month.

13:09 6
Pregnancy termination
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Unlicensed teen charged

A 15-year-old boy who drove a BMW through a red light at an intersection and killed a motorcyclist has reported to police and been charged.

12:11 32
Unlicensed teen charged
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PM back to work

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha plans to visit provinces and people affected by severe flooding following the Constitutional Court's ruling in his favour.

04:00 43
PM back to work
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Plankton infests Rayong beach waters

A large area of algal bloom was sighted at Leam Mae Phim Beach, Klaeng, Rayong.

06:00 24
Plankton infests Rayong beach waters
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Varawut to lead father's political party

Natural Resources and Environment Minister Varawut Silpa-archa has been elected leader of the 12-MP Chartthaipattana Party, replacing his elder sister Kanchana.

05:00 10
Varawut to lead father's political party
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  • WEATHER
  • SET
  • GOLD PRICE

EXCHANGE RATE

Currency/Baht
Buy (Baht)
Sell (Baht)
EUR
36.8768
37.6494
GBP
41.9612
42.8356
HDK
4.7895
4.8892
Currency/Baht
Buy (Baht)
Sell (Baht)
JPY
25.8978
26.6060
USD
37.8343
38.1710
CNY
5.2646
5.4147
Source: Bank of thailand ()
  • Bangkok Rainy
    22° /32°
  • Phuket Cloudy
    25° /34°
  • Surat Thani
    22° /33°
  • Pattaya Rainy
    24° /34°
  • Chiang Mai Rainy
    17° /30°
  • Kanchanaburi Rainy
    19° /34°
SET
1,578.00
+19.95
SET50
946.89
+9.34
SET100
2,132.66
+22.15
sSET
1,030.01
+14.52
SETCLMV
954.75
+9.70
SETHD
1,127.46
+8.89
SETTHSI
989.14
+9.63
Source: settrade.com (4 Oct 2022)
Type
Baht/Litre
GASOHOL 91
42.06
GASOHOL 95
33.54
GASOHOL E20
34.65
Type
Baht/Litre
GASOHOL E85
DIESEL
34.94
NGV
34.38
Source : PTT (4 Oct 2022)
BUY ฿
SELL ฿
BAR (1 BAHT WEIGHT, 96.5%)
30,200.00
30,300.00
ORNAMENT (1 BAHT WEIGHT, 96.5%)
29,652.96
30,800.00
Source: GoldTraders (4 Oct 2022)

EXCHANGE RATE

Currency/Baht
Buy (Baht)
Sell (Baht)
EUR
36.8768
37.6494
GBP
41.9612
42.8356
HDK
4.7895
4.8892
JPY
25.8978
26.6060
USD
37.8343
38.1710
CNY
5.2646
5.4147
Source: Bank of thailand ()

WEATHER

  • Bangkok
    22° /32°
  • Phuket
    25° /34°
  • Surat Thani
    22° /33°
  • Pattaya
    24° /34°
  • Chiang Mai
    17° /30°
  • Kanchanaburi
    19° /34°

SET

SET
1,578.00
+19.95
SET50
946.89
+9.34
SET100
2,132.66
+22.15
sSET
1,030.01
+14.52
SETCLMV
954.75
+9.70
SETHD
1,127.46
+8.89
SETTHSI
989.14
+9.63
Source: settrade.com (4 Oct 2022)

GOLD PRICE

BAR (1 BAHT WEIGHT, 96.5%)
BUY ฿ 30,200.00
SELL ฿ 30,300.00
ORNAMENT (1 BAHT WEIGHT, 96.5%)
BUY ฿ 29,652.96
SELL ฿ 30,800.00
Source: GoldTraders (4 Oct 2022)

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