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MTEC–NSTDA Showcases Research on Food and Nutrition for Patients and Seniors at the 9th Thailand Healthcare Facilities Management Excellence Seminar

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 07:35:47 +0000

June 13, 2025

Grand Ballroom, Golden Tulip Sovereign Hotel, Bangkok

Dr. Chaiwut Gamonpilas, leader of the Food Materials Science Team at the National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC), NSTDA, was invited to speak at the 9th Thailand Healthcare Facilities Management Excellence Seminar. He delivered a special talk titled ‘Patient Food Service Future Healthcare: Food and Nutrition for Patients with Specific Conditions and the Elderly.’ The annual seminar, held in 2025, serves as a platform for sharing best practices and knowledge on hospital support systems, including medical equipment engineering, facility management, and utility systems. This year’s event was organized around the theme ‘Decentralized Healthcare and the Role of Healthcare Facilities Management (HFM) Services.’

At the seminar, MTEC–NSTDA also presented its research in food materials science, including:

– IDDSI Flow Tester and Fork Tester: Tools used to evaluate food viscosity levels based on the International Dysphagia Diet Standardization Initiative (IDDSI), ensuring safe consumption for individuals with swallowing difficulties.

– Food products made for older adults or those with chewing and swallowing difficulties: Innovative solutions designed to meet their nutritional needs and accommodate their physical limitations.

– Rheology-modifying agent from sweet basil seed mucilage: A natural ingredient developed to improve food texture, offering a new option for preparing foods suitable for patients and the elderly.

MTEC–NSTDA’s participation in the event reflects its ongoing commitment to advancing research in food materials science, with a focus on improving the quality of life, especially for patients and older adults. MTEC aims to provide access to high-quality, safe nutrition, aligning with the growing needs of an aging population and the evolving demands of future healthcare systems.

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Innovative Trash-Collecting Boat Developed by MTEC–NSTDA for Waterway Cleanup in Bangkonthee, Samut Songkhram

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 07:27:37 +0000

June 6, 2025

Bangkonthee Subdistrict, Samut Songkhram Province

The National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC), part of the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), has developed a prototype boat for trash collection and weed removal, with support from the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation (MHESI). The project is part of the ‘Prototype Machinery Development through Engineering for Value Creation’ initiative, which aims to reduce aquatic weed buildup in secondary canals within Bangkonthee Subdistrict, Bangkonthee District, Samut Songkhram Province.

The field visit was led by Dr. Sarawut Lertpalangsanti, Deputy Executive Director of MTEC, accompanied by a team of researchers. They were warmly welcomed by Ms. Renu Leknimit, Mayor of the Bangkonthee Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO), and her team. The two sides discussed ways to address the urgent problem of aquatic weed buildup, which has obstructed water flow and transportation in local canals and small waterways connected to the Mae Klong River, while also contributing to long-term water pollution.

On this occasion, MTEC, through its Mechanical Systems Development Research Team, introduced a prototype boat for trash collection and weed removal, developed through field research and user-centered design. The team began by assessing on-site conditions and identifying user needs to create a design that is practical, user-friendly, easy to operate, and effective in real-world applications. The project received funding support under the ‘Prototype Machinery Development through Engineering for Value Creation’ initiative for the 2023 fiscal year.

The initiative began in May 2024, when the Bangkonthee Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO) submitted a request to the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation, for support in acquiring a trash-collecting and weed-removal boat to assist with local canal-cleaning efforts. The boat was intended to serve as a labor-saving device in ‘Long-Kaek-Long-Khlong’ or ‘Communal labor for Canal clean-up’ activities—community-driven efforts in which residents work together to clear waterways, remove obstructive aquatic weeds, and rehabilitate canal areas to ensure proper drainage and maintain vital water-based transportation routes. These canals remain central to household life, agriculture, and river transportation in the community. On April 9, 2025, the research team officially handed over the prototype boat to Bangkonthee SAO and has since been conducting follow-ups to monitor its use. The team has been gathering technical feedback to support future improvements and development. Results from the initial deployment indicate that the prototype operates effectively and fulfills its intended purpose, providing practical benefits to the community.

Building on the success of this initiative, the National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC) will continue to apply science and technology to develop prototype machinery that meets community needs while promoting sustainable environmental practices. The center remains committed to advancing practical innovations that create lasting impact at the local level.

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NSTDA and the Ministry of Industry Join forces with Partners to Push ‘Aluminium Dross’ Toward a Sustainable End-of-Waste Status

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 07:00:38 +0000

June 10, 2025

Thailand Science Park

Dr. Julapong Taweesri, Strategic Advisor to the Minister of Industry and a member of the MTEC Board, visited Cap Global Aluminium Co., Ltd. alongside officials from the Department of Industrial Works, led by Mr. Ekabut Utpaphong. They were joined by representatives from Chulalongkorn University, the Federation of Thai Industries, the Environmental Management Industry Club, and the Thailand Institute of Water and Environmental Sustainability.

The purpose of the visit was to explore collaboration opportunities for the project titled ‘Approaches for the Conditioning and Utilization of Aluminium Dross and Its Transition to Sustainable End-of-Waste Status.’ CAP Global Aluminium Co., Ltd. is considered a key stakeholder in this effort, playing a significant role in advancing the initiative.

The group also visited research laboratories at MTEC and NANOTEC that support research on waste utilization and the End-of-Waste (EoW) concept. Key highlights included MTEC’s pilot-scale aluminum dross conditioning process, the spray drying technique used to produce detergent powder from bio-based sodium silicate, the laboratory for ceramic catalysts and carbon materials, and NANOTEC’s environmental nanotechnology laboratory.

NSTDA has entered into research and development agreements with the Department of Industrial Works and the Federation of Thai Industries to promote the conversion of industrial waste into new raw materials or products under the End-of-Waste (EoW) framework, in alignment with the Circular Economy approach. This initiative marks another significant step forward in collaborative efforts to bring the End-of-Waste concept to life.

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Matichon and Partners Host “Thailand Healthcare 2025” to Shape the Future of Thai Public Health

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 06:48:58 +0000

Matichon Public Company Limited officially announced the launch of its upcoming event, “Thailand Healthcare 2025: A Better Life – Enhancing Wellness for Every Generation,” at a press conference held on Thursday, June 5, 2025, in the Mitr-ting Room, 5th Floor, Samyan Mitrtown. The event represents a collaborative initiative uniting public and private sector organizations, along with health-focused networks, to advance the well-being and quality of life for all generations across Thailand.

Ms. Panbua Boonpan, Chairperson of Matichon Public Company Limited, shared the inspiration and objectives behind the event, emphasizing that Thailand Healthcare 2025, now in its 17th year, has evolved far beyond a conventional health fair. It has become the country’s premier health event, serving as a vital platform for sharing medical knowledge, offering comprehensive health screenings, and promoting holistic self-care practices. The overarching aim is to foster a society that is resilient in both body and mind.

This year’s theme, “A Better Life: Enhancing Wellness for Every Generation,” underscores Matichon’s dedication to fostering a health-conscious environment that embraces all age groups—from children and working professionals to the elderly. In contrast to the previous two years, which centered primarily on senior citizens, the 2025 edition broadens its focus to offer inclusive content that addresses the diverse needs of every generation. The event will showcase three models of “Health Cities,” including the “NHSO City,” which will offer a comprehensive range of free basic health check-ups. Throughout the venue, attendees can engage in a variety of interactive activities, with a standout feature being the “Hearing the Heart” zone—Thailand’s first dedicated space for mental health. This unique area invites younger generations to explore emotional well-being through curated books, hands-on workshops, and therapeutic conversations.

Another key highlight of this year’s event is the participation of the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), represented by Dr. Sarawut Lertpalangsanti, Deputy Executive Director of the National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC). As a research and development organization at the forefront of health-related innovation, MTEC plays a crucial role in developing practical technologies that address real-world needs. Dr. Sarawut emphasized MTEC–NSTDA’s ongoing commitment to addressing the challenges of an aging society-one of the center’s primary focus areas. He also noted that for innovation to truly benefit the public, collaboration is essential, particularly with influential media organizations like Matichon and policy-setting bodies such as the Ministry of Public Health.

At the Thailand Healthcare 2025 event, MTEC will present a diverse array of innovations aimed at promoting health and well-being across all stages of life. Highlights include a fall-detection device that ensures user privacy, an AI-powered medication reminder that adapts to individual behavior, ergonomic back support equipment, indoor air management systems, and the “ThaiSook” application, developed by NECTEC, which holds potential for future integration with national healthcare systems. Visitors to the MTEC booth will also have the opportunity to interact with these innovations and offer feedback to help refine technologies that genuinely address societal needs.

Dr. Sarawut further emphasized that Thailand Healthcare 2025 serves as a crucial platform for showcasing the full potential of Thai innovations, traditional herbs, and local expertise. He concluded with a strong affirmation: “Thai innovations are second to none on the global stage.”

Thailand Healthcare 2025: A Better Life – Enhancing Wellness for Every Generation will be held from June 26 to 29, 2025, between 11:00 AM and 8:00 PM, at Samyan Mitrtown Hall, 5^th Floor. The event is free and open to the public throughout all four days. In addition to complimentary health check-ups, visitors can participate in panel discussions, educational activities, and a wide range of innovative showcases, empowering individuals to explore and adopt solutions that genuinely enhance their daily lives.

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MTEC-NSTDA Researcher Sheds Light on Emerging Innovation in “Allergen-Free Bakery” at Food Focus Thailand Roadmap 2025

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 06:25:08 +0000

May 21, 2005 – Jupiter Room, Challenger Hall, IMPACT Muang Thong Thani:

Ms. Rattana Yooberg, a researcher from the Food Materials Research Team, Advanced Polymer Technology Research Group at the National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC), represented by NSTDA, was the organization’s representative at the event. She delivered a presentation titled “Allergen-free Bread: A Deep Dive into the Development of Gluten-, Dairy-, and Egg-Free Bread for the Food Allergy Market.” This talk was part of the Food Focus Thailand Roadmap 2025: Bakery & Pastry Edition, organized by B Media Focus (Thailand) Co., Ltd., a media platform dedicated to providing up-to-date information in the food and beverage industry. Aimed at empowering food industry professionals, the event focused on boosting competitiveness and unlocking new business opportunities, especially within the bakery segment.

The session aimed to advance knowledge on the production of safe foods for niche consumer groups, while supporting Thai entrepreneurs in developing health-focused products aligned with contemporary market trends. The presentation covered key topics such as:

Research and development of allergen-free bakery products, including selecting alternative ingredients to produce bread free from common allergens without compromising taste or texture.
Techniques for refining allergen-free formulations to faithfully reproduce the texture of traditional bread, using principles of food science and safe alternative ingredients.
Experience- and case-based insights into successful allergen-free bread products tailored for individuals with food allergies, from formulation to market readiness.

These topics have garnered considerable interest across the food and bakery sectors, driven by the growing emphasis on health-conscious consumer behavior and the rising prevalence of food allergies in today’s market.

Thanks for the details and photos from: Food Focus Thailand

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The Neurological Institute and MTEC-NSTDA Deliver “Kathy” Patient Hair Washing Cart to Improve Inpatient Care

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 05:53:03 +0000

On May 27, 2025, at the Chanprung Rattanakorn Conference Room, 1st Floor, Neuroscience Research Building 9, Neurological Institute:

The National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC) of NSTDA, in collaboration with the Neurological Institute, held a handover ceremony for the “Kathy” patient hair-washing cart. This innovative apparatus is the result of a joint initiative by the Neurological Institute, Department of Medical Services, and MTEC-NSTDA. Seven hospitals under the Department of Medical Services were granted the carts: Neurological Institute, Rajavithi Hospital, Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital, Lerdsin Hospital, Metta Pracharak Hospital (Wat Rai Khing), the Chest Disease Institute, and Queen Sirikit National Institute of Child Health.

The “Kathy” patient hair-washing cart was developed to enhance care for stroke and neurological patients, many of whom are bedridden and have limited ability to care for themselves. Hair washing, though a basic hygiene activity, can be particularly challenging for these individuals. The handover was presided over by Dr. Kullapat Veerasarn, Medical Specialist; Dr. Wuttipong Tirakotai, Medical Specialist in Neurosurgery and Project Leader at the Neurological Institute; and Dr. Sarawut Lerspalungsanti, Deputy Director of the National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC), NSTDA.

During the handover ceremony, Dr. Chatrchai Chandenduang, Principal Researcher from MTEC, conducted a live demonstration and explained the components of the “Kathy” patient hair-washing cart to representatives from the seven participating hospitals. Tested with patients at the Neurological Institute, the cart has secured patents recognizing both its design and manufacturing process. The technology has been transferred to Mahanakorn Metal Co., Ltd. for future commercial production.

This project exemplifies effective collaboration between research institutions and medical organizations, harnessing science and technology to drive innovations that enhance patient care and overall quality of life. The “Kathy” patient hair-washing cart is expected to make a meaningful contribution to improving care delivery and to inspire the design of future innovations in medical technology.

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MTEC–NSTDA and DIW Collaborate to Promote the Utilization of Industrial Waste for Green Industry Development

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Mon, 09 Jun 2025 09:36:32 +0000

On May 6, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. in Meeting Room 503 on the 5th Floor of the Department of Industrial Works (DIW) Building, the National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC) of the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), represented by its Deputy Executive Director Dr. Sitthisuntorn Supothina and his research team, participated in the Technical Working Group (TWG) Meeting on the Promotion of Industrial Waste Utilization and Green Industry Development (Session 6-2/2025). The meeting was organized under the project titled “Applying Synergistic Approaches Between Industry and Community and the Use of Environmentally Friendly Chemicals for Industrial Development in Thailand Aimed at Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Eliminating Persistent Organic Pollutants,” funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF). The meeting was attended by executives from relevant agencies and chaired by Mr. Suntorn Kaewsawang, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Industrial Works.

During this meeting, MTEC presented an update on its “Study and Development of End-of-Waste (EoW) Criteria” project for rice husk ash, along with showcasing the material’s manufacturing process. The research specifically focused on producing a bio-sodium silicate solution from rice husk ash. This solution is designed to substitute for natural sand in three industrial applications: as binders for sand casting, additives in ceramics, and ingredients in laundry detergent. The session gathered feedback to clarify the End-of-Waste criteria, which could facilitate regulatory improvements and promote the commercial use of the study’s outcomes. This initiative aims to foster sustainable resource utilization, enhance waste management capabilities in the industrial sector, and support the long-term growth of Thailand’s green industry.

Thanks to the “Department of Industrial Works” for the information and photos.

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MTEC–NSTDA Organized Activity Supported by Funding from NXPO through PMUC and the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAE), United Kingdom

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Mon, 09 Jun 2025 09:17:58 +0000

The National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC), under the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), organized a seminar held from March 17 to 18, 2025. This event brought together project collaborators from Cranfield University (UK) and West Bohemia University (Czech Republic), along with traffic management experts from the International Road Federation (IRF). The seminar aimed to share research findings and encourage the practical application of the research project “Truck-Mounted Attenuators for Road Service Vehicles.” This research project was led by Dr. Sompong Srimanosaowapak, who heads the Powder Processing Technology Research Team within the Materials Processing and Automated Manufacturing Research Group, MTEC. It is also a component of the overarching initiative titled “Development and Utilization of Portable Crash Attenuators Filled with Waste Materials to Enhance Impact Protection for Road Service Vehicles,” funded by the Office of the National Higher Education Science Research and Innovation Policy Council (NXPO) via the Program Management Unit for Competitiveness (PMUC), and supported by the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAE) in the United Kingdom. They visited Thailand to collaborate with the project leader, representatives from the Department of Highways, and Thai traffic contractors, discussing research outcomes, exchanging insights on roadwork traffic management, touring the laboratories of the National Tire and Automotive Testing Center, and visiting companies involved in crash testing.

On March 17, 2025, in Meeting Room SD 601 on the 6th Floor of the Saranvit Building, Thailand Science Park, the project held a seminar titled “Truck-Mounted Attenuators for Road Service Vehicles,” featuring six presentations as follows:

Development of Energy Absorbing Materials

by Dr. Sompong Srimanosaowapak, Researcher, Powder Processing Technology Research Team, Materials Processing and Automated Manufacturing Research Group, MTEC

Crashworthiness Simulations of Crash Absorbers

by Dr. Hessam Ghasemnejad, Reader in Aerospace Structures, School of Aerospace, Transport and Manufacturing, Cranfield University, UK

Virtual Human Body Models for Safety Assessment

by Dr. Abbas Talimian, Senior Researcher, Department of Biomechanical Models of the Human Body, The University of West Bohemia, Plzeň, Czech Republic

Road Safety and Traffic Management in Work Zones in Thailand

by Mr. Somyong Anthama, Director, Safety Audit Group, Bureau of Road Safety, Department of Highways

The Use of Truck-Mounted Attenuators in Work Zones by Contractors

by Mr. Tharat Sukondarat, CEO, ProMedics Co., Ltd.

Road Safety and Traffic Management in Work Zones in Other Countries

by Mr. Miguel Angel Serrano Santos, Road Safety Manager at Gloucestershire County Council (UK) / Senior Road Safety Specialist (UNOPS) / IRF Lead Trainer

This hybrid-format seminar welcomed a total of 67 participants from both the public and private sectors.

Company Visit Activity at Thai Summit Autoparts Industry Co., Ltd., Samut Prakan Province

Company Visit Activity at Automotive and Tyre Testing, Research and Innovation Center (ATTRIC)

Visit to the National Tire and Automotive Testing Center, Chachoengsao Province

For further inquiries, please contact: Itchaya.sin@mtec.or.th

The seminar recording is available at the following links:

VDO Part 01: https://shorturl.at/TSTSo

VDO Part 02: https://shorturl.at/SKSjx

To download the seminar materials, please click: https://shorturl.at/mIXHt

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MTEC–NSTDA Hosted a Technical Seminar on “Reinforced Steel and Concrete Structures: A Case Study of Earthquake-Induced Building Collapse”

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Mon, 09 Jun 2025 09:05:22 +0000

On April 9, 2025, the National Metal and Materials Technology Center (MTEC) of the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA), hosted a technical seminar titled “Reinforced Steel and Concrete Structures: A Case Study of Earthquake-Induced Building Collapse” at the Mandarin Hotel in Bangkok. Associate Professor Dr. Toemsak Srikhirin, Executive Director of MTEC, officially opened the event. The seminar focused on promoting knowledge sharing and exchanging experiences related to the importance of reinforced steel and the principles of designing earthquake-resistant concrete structures. The event featured esteemed experts from academia, professional organizations, and the private sector as guest speakers.

The seminar had two main sessions. The first, titled “Deformed Bar Steel: A Key Reinforcement Material in Concrete Structures,” explored the properties, types, and significance of deformed bar steel in concrete construction, including standards and quality control. This session featured speakers including Associate Professor Dr. Chatchai Somsiri, former Head of the Department of Metallurgical Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, and Chairperson and committee member of several national steel and aluminum standardization boards; Assistant Professor Dr. Nithi Saen-Aajharn from the Department of Metallurgical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University; and Mr. Teerayut Lertsirirangsarn, Deputy CEO of Millcon Steel Public Company Limited. Dr. Ekkarut Viyanit, Director of the Rail and Modern Transports Research Group at MTEC–NSTDA, moderated the session.

The second session, “Earthquake-Resistant Concrete Structures,” focused on engineering principles and design details for concrete structures in earthquake-prone areas to ensure effective resistance against seismic forces. The session featured several distinguished speakers: Associate Professor Dr. Anek Siripanichgorn, a Council Member and Chair of the Disaster Coordination Working Group at the Council of Engineers; Professor Dr. Somnuk Tangtermsirikul from the Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology at Thammasat University; Associate Professor Dr. Nattapong Makaratat, the President of the Thailand Concrete Association (TCA) and Vice President for University Sustainability Development at King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok; Associate Professor Dr. Teraphan Ornthammarath, Head of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol University; and Mr. Sakarin Luangkamchon, Group Leader for Concrete Product Development at CPAC. The session was moderated by Navy Captain Dr. Pinai Mungsantisuk, Chief Executive Officer of Thai Marine Protection Co., Ltd.

This seminar served as a crucial platform to raise awareness and foster understanding of building safety standards, especially regarding earthquake resilience.

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MTEC–NSTDA Showcases Automotive Innovations at Future Mobility Thailand 2025

Narueporn Vaneesorn — Mon, 09 Jun 2025 08:21:42 +0000

From April 3 to 5, 2025, the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) presented its cutting-edge automotive technologies at the Future Mobility Thailand 2025 exhibition, held at BITEC Bangna. The event, themed “Driving Tomorrow: Innovating for a Sustainable and Connected Future,” highlighted NSTDA’s contributions to the future of transportation.

The event, organized by the Thai Auto-Parts Manufacturers Association, served as a global business platform to position Thailand as a prospective hub for automotive parts manufacturing. The opening ceremony was presided over by Mr. Akanat Promphan, Minister of Industry, who also delivered a keynote speech entitled “Fight, Save, Build: Advancing Thailand’s Automotive and Parts Industry into the Future.” His address focused on strategies to enhance the competitiveness of Thailand’s auto parts sector amidst the shift towards clean energy vehicles and intelligent connectivity technologies.

1. Microbus Prototype – Developed through a collaboration among MTEC, ENTEC, and NECTEC, this clean energy public transport prototype addresses the needs of urban and community areas.
2. Vehicle Safety Testing Technology – Offered by MTEC’s Automotive and Driving Technology Research Team, this technology enhances vehicle design with advanced safety testing capabilities.
3. Electric Motor Testing System – Designed by NECTEC to assess the performance and durability of motors for electric vehicles.
4. NQI Standards – A collaborative initiative by PTEC and NFED, designed to establish quality and testing benchmarks within the automotive sector.
5. ‘KHamKoon’ Electric Tricycle – An innovative and eco-friendly community transport solution. Supported by the Program Management Unit for Competitiveness (PMUC), this initiative aims to enhance local mobility options.
6. Railway Track Fastener – A sophisticated rail fastening device developed with advanced material technology to improve railway safety and reduce maintenance costs.
7. Rubber Product Standards – Developed in collaboration with various institutes to support the industrial sector and minimize trade barriers.

Visitors were welcome to attend the exhibition free of charge throughout the event, held from April 3 to 5, 2025, at BITEC Bangna.

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