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Premier League Rejects Manchester City's Request to Reschedule Matches – Faces Four Games in 12 Days
Manchester City's request to reschedule Premier League matches was rejected, leaving them facing four games in 12 days during the final stretch of their title chase against Arsenal.
May 1, 2026: Chulalongkorn University Improves Workers' Quality of Life with Free Health Screenings and Services at Siam Square
Chulalongkorn University will host free health screenings and services for Thai workers at Siam Square on May 1, 2026, offering diabetes tests, dental care, eye exams, and mental health activities across over 20 faculties. Last year's inaug
Min Pechaya Pays Respects to Her Mother on Her 37th Birthday, Finding Strength After Life's Storms
Thai actress Min Pechaya Wattanamontri celebrated her 37th birthday by honoring her mother with traditional blessings, drawing widespread support from colleagues and fans as she moves forward after recent personal challenges.
Thailand's U-17 Women's Football Team Begins First Training Camp in China Ahead of Asian Championship, Eyes World Youth Tournament Spot
Thailand's under-17 women's football team began training in China on April 28 to prepare for the AFC U-17 Women's Asian Championship, where a top finish could secure a spot at the 2026 FIFA World Youth Tournament in Morocco.
Princess Ngamchit Burchard Distinguished Person of the World Award for Virtuous and Ethical Leaders 2025
Thailand's Princess Ngamchit Burchard Memorial Foundation is accepting nominations for its 38th annual award honoring virtuous leaders, with university faculty and persons with disabilities eligible through May and June deadlines.
Fertilizer Crisis Looms: Hormuz Strait Closure Shakes Thailand as Chemical Fertilizer Shortage and Soaring Costs Threaten Producers
Thailand faces critical chemical fertilizer shortages by May as the Strait of Hormuz closure since March disrupts supplies, with urea prices surging 40 percent and threatening rice and cassava production worth billions in losses.
KMITL Highlights Success of 'KMITL Open House 2026: From Lab to Life' Reinforcing Real-World Learning
KMITL's open house event drew nearly 62,000 visitors across two days in April, featuring hands-on workshops and curriculum guidance to bridge classroom learning with real-world experience for prospective students nationwide.
Cabinet Appoints Civil Servants and Political Officials to Multiple Positions; Ploythalae Named Deputy Government Spokesperson
The Cabinet approved multiple civil service and political appointments on April 28, including promotions within agriculture and public health ministries, while Ploythalae Laksameesangjun was named Deputy Government Spokesperson.
Democrat Party Votes to Join Citizens Party in Filing NACC Investigation Request, Reveals New Evidence
The Democrat Party voted to jointly petition with the Citizens Party for an independent Supreme Court investigation into former Transport Minister Saksiam Chidchob's case, citing newly discovered evidence and concerns the NACC overlooked co
Phuket pushes ‘cultural capital’ drive
Phuket is launching a province-wide initiative to establish itself as a major cultural hub, uniting local artists and tourism partners to highlight the island's contemporary art and culture scene before a significant public event later this
Unemployed Man Arrested for Stealing Reflective Road Signs from Bridge and Highway Shoulder to Sell for Cash
An unemployed man was arrested on Highway 12 in Khon Kaen after stealing reflective warning signs from bridges and road barriers to sell for cash, endangering nighttime motorists.
Arrest Warrants Issued for Two Gunmen at Wedding Ceremony; Six Guests Injured, Suspects Apprehended at Hospital on Two Charges
Two men face arrest warrants after opening fire at a wedding in Nakhon Si Thammarat, injuring six guests in a dispute over music fueled by alcohol.