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Abbot of Bun Chuen Temple Files Lawsuit Over Stolen 50-Baht Gold Buddha Hair Relic
A temple abbot in Pathum Thani filed charges after discovering a 50-baht gold Buddha hair relic donated during a 2016 merit-making ceremony was mostly brass, containing only 2.39% gold. Police are investigating the gold casting shop and sub
Dream Realized: Takeru's Wife Posts Photo of Champion's Belt Displayed on Top Shelf
Japanese kickboxing champion Takeru Segawa won the ONE Championship interim flyweight title with a knockout victory over Thailand's Tank Jitmuangnon at ONE Samurai 1 in Tokyo on April 29. His wife Aoi shared a photo of the championship belt
Severe Storm Strikes Saraburi Songkran Festival, Massive Banner Structure Collapses on Concert Crowds—17-Year-Old Boy Dies, 11 Others Injured
A violent storm collapsed a massive banner structure onto crowds at a Saraburi Songkran concert on April 30, killing a 17-year-old boy and injuring 11 others, prompting authorities to impose strict safety requirements for the event to conti
Kasetsart University's 'KU Aerobic for the People' Invites Bangkok Residents to Get Fit and Healthy—Free of Charge!
Kasetsart University launches free weekly aerobic classes every Friday at Star Plaza, open to Bangkok residents of all ages seeking to improve fitness and health. The wellness initiative drew over 300 participants at its debut and aims to r
Kasetsart Demonstration School Hosts the 8th National Geography Olympiad
Kasetsart University Demonstration School will host the 8th National Geography Olympiad from April 29 to May 4, 2026, selecting Thailand's representatives for the International Geography Olympiad while raising the country's geography educat
Myanmar state media: Aung San Suu Kyi shifted from prison to house arrest
Myanmar's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved from prison to house arrest following recent amnesties granted by the military-run government since the 2021 coup.
Government Spokesman Defends Prime Minister: Parliamentary Questions Not Avoided Due to Scheduling Conflicts
Government officials defended the Prime Minister's absence from parliamentary questioning, attributing it to scheduling conflicts and the late notification of question topics rather than deliberate avoidance.
Criminals Rampantly Steal Electrical Transformers, Strip Copper for Sale in Satthahip; Nearly One Million Baht in Damages as Residents Fear Rising Accidents
Criminal gangs are systematically stealing electrical transformers and stripping copper wiring for resale in Satthahip, Chonburi, with repeated thefts causing nearly one million baht in damages and creating dangerous traffic hazards from da
Burnley Part Ways with Parker After Relegation; Jackson Takes Over Temporarily
Burnley has parted ways with Scott Parker following the team's relegation from the Premier League, with interim manager Mike Jackson taking over for the remaining four matches. The club is reportedly pursuing Welsh national team manager Cra
Songthaew Returning from Manora Festival Collides with Sedan at Intersection, Injuring 12 People
A sedan and a songthaew returning from the Manora Festival collided at an intersection in Phatthalung Province, injuring 12 people. Poor visibility and unfamiliarity with the route contributed to the crash, which left the songthaew overturn
Pickup Truck Reversing in Left Lane Hit Head-On by Van at Full Speed; 14 Injured, 1 Dead
A passenger van collided head-on with a pickup truck reversing in the left lane on Khao Lam Road in Chon Buri on April 30, killing one woman and injuring 14 others.
Witness Testimony Revealed: Hotel Staff Disputes Deception Claims in Police Officer Case
Hotel staff disputes allegations that a Pak Kret police officer deceived a female officer at a curtain-service hotel, testifying the couple appeared comfortable together with no signs of distress or escape attempts.