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Exploring the Mystical Water Pool: Investigating the 800-Year-Old Giant Eel Legend
Officials in Sukhothai Province investigated a legendary cave rumored to house an 800-year-old giant eel that allegedly attacks livestock. The exploration revealed a mystical water pool with no concrete evidence of the mythical creature, but rich in local cultural significance and traditional beliefs.
Royal Decree Issued to Rename 18 Royal Guard Military Units
His Majesty the King has issued a royal decree to rename 18 royal guard military units, changing their official designations from referencing the Queen Mother to referencing the current monarch. The changes were published in the Royal Gazette and implemented through constitutional and administrative legal authorities.
Billy Ogan Clearly Declares Support for Bhumjai Thai Party and Opposes Constitutional Amendment
Popular Thai artist Billy Ogan has publicly endorsed Anutin Charnvirakul and the Bhumjai Thai Party for the upcoming election. He strongly advocates for maintaining the current 2017 Constitution, arguing that it effectively combats political corruption.
Belarus Launches Border Balloons to Smuggle Cigarettes into Poland
Belarus has been sending balloons carrying cigarettes across the Polish border for three consecutive days, raising concerns about border security. Polish authorities report these incidents as potential reconnaissance attempts, though they do not currently consider them a significant threat to national airspace.
Warawut Addresses Drama Over 'Abandoning' Father Banharn's Legacy
Warawut Silpa-archa defended his political transition to Bhumjaithai Party, addressing criticisms about leaving his father Banharn's political legacy. He emphasized the party's increased ministerial positions and potential for improving people's lives under Prime Minister Anuthin Charnvirakul's leadership.
Yossanan Urges Amnat Charoen to Choose Pheu Thai Candidates, Teng Defends Anuthin After Controversial Audio Clip
Pheu Thai's prime ministerial candidate Yossanan Wongsawat rallied support in Amnat Charoen, urging voters to back two local candidates. The event featured passionate speeches defending the party's reputation and attacking political opponents, highlighting the intense pre-election atmosphere.
'Brave' boy, 13, swims 4km to save family stranded off Australia coast
A 13-year-old boy demonstrated extraordinary courage by swimming 4 kilometers to save his family after they became stranded off the Australian coast. The teenager's brave actions helped raise the alarm and rescue his family members in a potentially life-threatening situation.
Praphat Asks Suphan Buri Residents to Understand Party Switch, Aims to Be in Government
Veteran politician Praphat Potasuton explained his switch to Bhumjai Thai Party, citing a desire to be part of the government and continue developing Suphan Buri province. He referenced his long political history and asked residents to understand his decision to join a party with a better chance of forming a government.
16-Year-Old Nephew Stabs Uncle 13 Times After Being Slapped, Tragic Family Conflict Ends in Death
A 16-year-old nephew fatally stabbed his 44-year-old uncle in Amnat Charoen Province after being slapped during a heated argument. The teenager, who reportedly endured repeated verbal abuse, surrendered at the scene with the murder weapon and is now facing legal consequences.
Final Stretch for 'Luk Tao Supachai' as Pheu Thai Party Campaigns in Pathum Thani
Pheu Thai Party candidate Supachai 'Luk Tao' Nopkham is intensifying his election campaign in Pathum Thani District 2, focusing on community engagement and party policies. He is seeking re-election by highlighting his past support during flood events and promoting the party's key economic and social initiatives.
Mother Grieves as Son Drowns After Boat Capsizes, Insists He Wasn't Chasing Social Media Content
A 19-year-old man tragically drowned during a fishing trip in Nakhon Ratchasima when a boat capsized, leaving his mother grieving. The young man selflessly released his friend's hand to ensure the friend's survival, contrary to initial reports suggesting he was creating social media content.
Culprit Found: Election Campaign Poster Torn Apart by Temple Crow
A temple crow became an unexpected political disruption by tearing up election campaign posters in Phetchaburi province. Surveillance footage captured the bird destroying campaign materials for candidates from two different political parties, causing online discussion and surprise.