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Thammasat University Rangsit Student Organization Issues Statement Mourning Victim of Drunk Driving Incident, Reaffirms Stand Against All Forms of Driving Under the Influence
Thammasat University's Rangsit student organization mourned a victim killed in a drunk driving incident on campus April 30, reaffirming opposition to impaired driving as calls grow for the student's expulsion.
Grandfather Speaks to Media After 11-Year-Old Granddaughter Allegedly Assaulted by Relative at Home
An 11-year-old girl in Prachuap Khiri Khan province filed a police complaint after being allegedly assaulted by a 50-year-old relative at home on April 28th, with authorities now investigating and coordinating legal action.
Fans Mourn the Passing of Senior Actor Lung Chai from Isan Indie; Team Unprepared for Loss, Reveals Cause
Beloved Isan Indie actor Lung Chai has died at 72 from high blood pressure and brain complications after a brief hospital stay, leaving his production team unwilling to replace him.
Nikhom Launches New Model for Supporting Homeless and Vulnerable Populations with State Co-Payment Housing Assistance and Family Caregiver Support
Thailand's Social Development Ministry launched a new Housing Welfare and Family Caregiver Support Program on April 29, offering co-payment rental assistance and family caregiver compensation to help homeless and vulnerable populations rein
Crystal Palace Crushes Shakhtar Donetsk in UEFA Conference League Semi-Final First Leg
Crystal Palace won 3-1 against Shakhtar Donetsk in the UEFA Conference League semi-final first leg on April 30, with Ismaila Sarr scoring the fastest goal in competition history at just 21 seconds.
Forest Edge Past Villa on Penalties in Europa League Semi-Final First Leg
Nottingham Forest beat Aston Villa 1-0 in the Europa League semi-final first leg on a controversial penalty converted by Chris Wood in the 70th minute, leaving the tie wide open before the return match at Villa Park.
FIFA President Reaffirms Iran's Participation in 2026 World Cup with Matches in United States as Scheduled
FIFA President Gianni Infantino confirmed Iran will compete in the 2026 World Cup and play all matches in the United States despite recent diplomatic tensions between Iran and the U.S.
Three Sacred Statues Found Outside Shrine in Mysterious Circumstances; Suspected Antique Thieves Abandoned Them After Encountering Something Eerie
Three sacred statues disappeared from Phra Prasat Thong shrine in Buriram province and were mysteriously moved to the shrine's rear undamaged, with locals suspecting antique thieves abandoned them after encountering something unexplainable.
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