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Turkish man found dead after swallowing drug capsules to avoid detection
A 24-year-old Turkish man was found dead in a Samut Prakan hotel room after allegedly swallowing over 50 drug-filled capsules to evade detection; authorities suspect internal complications caused his death.
Aerobics Instructor Kru Took: The First Dance Teacher of Suan Lum Park Opens Up About Her 28-Year Journey
Kru Took has taught aerobics at Suan Lum Park for 28 years, blending multiple dance styles to create energetic classes that attract people of all ages seeking fun and fitness in the revitalized public space.
Government Warns Against Sharing Obscene Content Online; Promises Swift Legal Action
Thai authorities are cracking down on obscene content circulating on social media, warning that sharing, liking or reposting such material carries criminal penalties of up to five years imprisonment and fines under the Computer Crime Act.
Thai Volleyball Association Hosts Unity Event to Build Team Spirit Ahead of 2026 Major Championships
The Thai Volleyball Association honored national athletes and coaches at its Family Day event in Bangkok, distributing over 10 million baht in prizes while preparing the women's team for the 2026 Volleyball Nations League in China.
Pattani FC Makes History With T1 Promotion; Twi Highlights Economic Turnaround and Halal as Peace-Building Tool
Pattani FC secured promotion to Thai League 1 after 17 years, with thousands celebrating in the streets as the club's success is seen as an economic boost and peace-building tool for the southern province.
Shocking Discovery: 56-Year-Old Chinese Man with 3-Year Urinary Obstruction Found to Have Giant 1.3kg Bladder Stone, Requires Emergency Surgery
A 56-year-old Chinese farmer ignored urinary problems for three years before doctors discovered a giant 1.3kg bladder stone requiring emergency surgery at a Guangzhou hospital.
Ancient Stupa Cracks Open to Reveal Treasures: Hundreds of Buddha Images Hidden in 4 Underground Chambers, Estimated Over 100 Years Old
Excavation of a cracked stupa at a temple in Samut Prakan Province revealed hundreds of ancient Buddha statues hidden in four underground chambers, with artifacts dating back over 100 years to Thailand's Rattanakosin period.
Dreamed of Becoming a Nurse, But Never Got the Chance: The Tragic Story of 18-Year-Old Rescue Volunteer Pai, One of Six Deaths in Fatal Accident
An 18-year-old rescue volunteer named Pai died in a six-fatality collision on a rain-slicked road in Chumphon Province on May 23, just days before starting her nursing program—a lifelong dream she pursued despite growing up in hardship.
Doctor Warns: The Truth Nobody Tells You After a Colonoscopy—Shower Before Eating When You Get Home
A gastroenterology specialist recommends that patients shower immediately after a colonoscopy before eating, as fecal residue may remain on the body despite bowel preparation and nursing care.
India Seals World Cup 2026 Broadcasting Rights Deal – FIFA Slashes Summer Discount
India has secured broadcasting rights to the 2026 FIFA World Cup for $30-35 million after FIFA significantly reduced its asking price due to weak interest from local media providers.
Wisuth Uses CPI Data to Challenge Yotchanan's Corruption-Income Link, Says Corruption Depends on Multiple Factors Beyond Income
Pheu Thai MP Wisuth challenged Deputy PM Yotchanan's claim that raising incomes reduces corruption, citing CPI data showing Thailand ranks 116th globally despite higher per capita income than Vietnam and Indonesia. Wisuth argued corruption
Fresh from the Pulpit – Ecclesiastical Chief Urges Region 13 Clergy to Uphold Duties and Practice Patience
The ecclesiastical chief of Region 13 gathered provincial Buddhist clergy on May 12 to establish development plans for four major task groups, emphasizing patience and compassion as cornerstones for effective monastic administration and pub