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Former Thai Boy Band Member Found Dead in Chao Phraya River

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The transcription below features the latest news stories from across Thailand and Southeast Asia, hosted by Alex on the Good Morning Thailand program. The stories range from a former Thai boy band member found dead in the Chao Phraya River to an Australian tourist disputing a 32,540-baht Pattaya bar bill.

Former Thai Boy Band Member Found Dead in Chao Phraya River

Former Dragon 5 member Thaman “Tae” Taephan, 46, was found dead in the Chao Phraya River. He disappeared after leaving home for a bicycle ride on August 6. Police found 20.1kg of concrete inside his backpack, but his bicycle remains missing. An autopsy will determine the cause of death and whether foul play was involved.

Six Injured in Armed Attack at Nakhon Ratchasima Fair

Six people were injured after an armed group allegedly attacked fairgoers in Dan Khun Thot, Nakhon Ratchasima. Police believe the incident began after suspects allegedly tried to steal a motorcycle. One suspect was detained, while officers continue searching for others involved in the knife and shotgun attack.

Fake Immigration Officers Accused of Targeting Rayong Residents

Three men allegedly posing as immigration officers have been accused of collecting money from residents in a Rayong housing development. Residents said the men demanded 2,000 baht for supposed charity tickets. One Chinese resident also reported missing property. Police are investigating the allegations.

Japanese Tourist Assaulted and Robbed Near Bangkok Airport Rail Link

A 43-year-old Japanese tourist was allegedly attacked and robbed near Makkasan Airport Rail Link Station. He said a group of teenagers demanded money before punching him and taking his credit card. A taxi driver later found him injured and took him to hospital. Police are reviewing CCTV footage.

Air Force Sergeant Confesses to Drugging and Filming Three Women

A Royal Thai Air Force sergeant in Lop Buri has admitted to drugging three women and secretly filming them while they were unconscious. Two women discovered intimate videos of themselves online and plan to take legal action. The sergeant later confessed and apologised for his actions.

Thailand Denies Using US Military Alliance in Tariff Talks

The Thai government has rejected claims that it could use military cooperation with the United States as leverage in tariff negotiations. Officials said trade and defence remain separate issues. Thailand plans to continue defence cooperation with the US, including the Cobra Gold military exercise.

Bangkok MRT Brawl Sparks Conflicting Claims

A fight between a Bangkok taxi driver and volunteer rescuers at Fai Chai MRT Station has sparked conflicting accounts. The driver accused a rescuer of threatening him with a knife, while the rescuer claimed the taxi driver repeatedly cut him off. Both sides have filed police complaints as officers investigate.

Australian Tourist Disputes 32,540-Baht Pattaya Bar Bill

A 53-year-old Australian tourist disputed a 32,540-baht bill after spending more than 13 hours at a Pattaya beer bar. Staff said he bought drinks for employees and repeatedly ordered rounds. The tourist questioned the total, so police are reviewing statements, orders and billing records.

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