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- Bangkok's 45-baht rail fare cap goes to Cabinet for funding
The headline and story said the funding request would go to Cabinet on 26 October; the Cabinet met on 27 October with no decision announced, so the story now gives no date, and it gives the request as its ceiling of about 5.8 billion baht rather than the 5.85 billion estimate.
- 45-baht Bangkok rail fare cap goes to Cabinet on 26 October
The story implied the cap would cover all riders. As planned, refunds above 45 baht go only to Thai nationals registered on the Paotang app. The advice to top up a Rabbit card, which doesn't apply to MRT riders, was removed.
- Koh Phangan committee moves to revoke a visitor's visa
The headline said the island committee revoked the visa. The committee asked for the revocation; Immigration carries it out.
- Diner faces 1-million-baht claim over kaprao review
The story described the claim as papers served. Outlets differ on whether it is a police complaint or a lawsuit, and the story now says so.
- Pattaya raids follow the PM's nationwide nominee order
The forced-sale deadline was given as 180 days. Under the Land Code the Department of Lands sets a deadline of 180 days to a year.