Friday, July 3, 2026 Daily Horoscope By Bussaphan

Aries: You face stress or anxiety regarding property and work matters today. Colleagues may disappoint you, damaging projects. Unexpected bills may surface—overdue land taxes or rental fees previously unknown. Agricultural productivity issues persist. Avoid real estate investments now.

Taurus: You may witness conflict or accidents nearby. Avoid involvement to prevent future harm. You'll receive protection from virtuous authority figures. Local travel runs smoothly, though old belongings may be lost.

Gemini: You have physical and mental strength for careful work. Jupiter's influence brightens your life prospects since May. Former opponents weaken. Accept unpleasant tasks until adverse planetary transit passes.

Cancer: Multiple tasks pile up, creating information gaps. Verbal promises are unreliable. Household illness may occur, but family can help resolve problems. Your partner or business associate brings income and happiness.

Leo: You won't understand your spouse's or partner's issues. Business partners confuse you. You may make unwise investments or risky choices despite warnings. Expect financial gain or cash windfalls.

Virgo: Avoid listening to slander from troublemakers. Gain benefits from teachers or knowledgeable people, or receive gifts from elders. Work in various capacities intensifies. Remain discreet, especially in confidential matters.

Libra: Your workplace thrives with friendly colleagues. Financial stress and income concerns create hidden tension. Expected profits arrive late or not at all. Your partner distances themselves somewhat.

Scorpio: Expect anticipated gains with satisfaction. Though you care deeply for your partner, they remain uncertain. Hobbies succeed better than professional work. Career faces short-term challenges.

Sagittarius: Guard your behavior toward others. Don't move important documents or valuables now—cosmetics may disappear easily. Subordinates may act against your wishes. Old enemies don't return. Single signs attract strongly.

Capricorn: Whatever you undertake lacks cooperation from foreigners or outsiders with differing views. Exceed your supervisor's expectations. Long-absent friends visit and reconnect.

Hanam BBQ, known locally in Korea as "Hanam Pig," is Korea's most celebrated barbecue restaurant with over 200 branches nationwide and frequent appearances in Korean dramas like "Perfect Crown," "Queen of Tears," and "Hospital Playlist." Now Korean food enthusiasts in Thailand won't need to wait for their next trip abroad—Hanam BBQ has opened at Central World, 6th floor, starting July 9.

What makes Hanam stand out is its commitment to fresh, never-frozen pork with multiple cuts available: pork belly, outer loin, inner loin, ribs, and offal, sold in both set and individual portions. The signature preparation involves pre-grilling meat over intense charcoal before serving, creating a fragrant crust while locking in moisture and fat, plus imparting a distinctive charcoal aroma.

At your table, customers grill on stone plates—which distribute heat evenly and let you control doneness—while staff cut and serve each piece. Must-try dishes include the Signature Assortment Set (875 baht) featuring pork belly, neck, and jowl; five-layer pork (335 baht per plate) with crispy skin; wagyu thin slices (950 baht); and bone-in short ribs (1,050 baht). All come with five dipping sauces: red samjang, gochujang, wasabi, and pepper-salt blend.

Side dishes include unlimited kimchi, seasoned bean sprouts, Korean glass noodles, raw vegetables, pickled garlic, and peppers in spicy sauce. Additional menu items include cheese egg custard, kimchi soup, and cheesy fries to wrap in meat. Wash it down with makgeolli—traditional Korean rice wine (450 baht) served with honeycomb—and finish with vanilla ice cream and crispy rice (75 baht) for the perfect meal.

The Government Lottery Office is rolling out a new spending limit feature for digital six-digit (L6) and three-digit (N3) lottery tickets in the Pao Tang app, effective July 1, 2025. The new feature aims to promote responsible gaming and help players control their lottery spending. Players can access the feature by selecting "Other" in the app and choosing "Digital Lottery Spending Limit" for L6 tickets or "Lottery Spending Limit" for N3 tickets, then set their own budget starting from 80 baht for L6 and 20 baht for N3 up to their desired amount. The system prevents purchases exceeding the set limit and sends alerts when players approach or exceed their threshold. Players can also independently adjust their limits or suspend purchases entirely. This initiative reflects the lottery office's commitment to responsible gaming practices aligned with the World Lottery Association's Level 3 Responsible Gaming Framework, encouraging players to purchase tickets mindfully and within their financial means.

Rocker Sek Loso made his long-awaited return to perform at "SEK LOSO Rebirth" concert at MCC Hall The Mall Lifestore Bangkapi, organized by leading concert promoter CI Showbiz. The packed venue featured an innovative center-stage setup that gave fans an intimate experience while delivering rock sound from every angle. Multiple generations of fans crowded the hall, with lengthy queues at official merchandise booths even before doors opened.

When the lights dimmed and the intro to his signature hit "Rao Lae Nai" (Us and You) played, the crowd erupted in cheers as Sek Loso walked down to greet and shake hands with waiting fans. The concert kicked off with "Phucha Cha" (The Winner) and continued through fan favorites including "Chan Rue Ther" (Me or You), "Om Phra Ma Pud," and "Roi Yim Nak Sud" (Warrior's Smile). The energy intensified with emotionally charged tracks like "Sahat" and upbeat numbers such as "Motorsai Rab Chang" (Motorcycle Taxi for Hire) and "Tao Yang Thai" (Thai Pride).

The concert featured special guest appearances, beginning with a touching father-and-son moment as Skat Sukphimai (Tiger), Sek Loso's son, joined him for "Maew Wa" (Even Though) alongside Gunner. Teddy performed on "Pan Pueng," while the setlist expanded into deeper musical territory with tracks like "5 Nathee" (5 Minutes), "Confused," and the rock anthem "I Wanna Love You."

The night's biggest surprise came when Om Panchapon (Om Cocktail), a musician who had stepped away from performing, took the stage as a guest to duet "Keun Janthara" (Moonlit Night) with Sek Loso. Om humorously explained his return, joking that since he wasn't being paid, it didn't count as a profession, drawing applause from the crowd. The emotional collaboration highlighted the friendship and mutual respect between the two artists.

Sek Loso then transported fans back in time with "14 Ik Krung" (14 Once More), before the concert's finale delivered a relentless barrage of chart-toppers including "Somsan," "Jakrayarn See Daeng" (Red Bicycle), and "Ther Chop Nai." He even revisited legendary songs with his own rock style, performing "Waniphok" and "Raja Ngen Phon" (The Credit King), leaving audiences dancing until the very end as the Y2K era anthem "Phothi" (Promise) wrapped up the night.

Fifteen Buddhist monks survived a horrific collision with a pickup truck driven by an 11-year-old boy, though many remain in shock. Four monks are in critical condition, ten are moderately injured, two have ruptured spleens, and the rest suffer mostly fractures. An 11-year-old boy drove a Isuzu pickup truck that struck a procession of 34 Buddhist monks, resulting in eight deaths in Ban Na Si Nuam, Mueang District, Mukdahan Province.

As of July 2, 2569, the Mukdahan Provincial Public Health Office reported four critically injured monks, ten moderately injured, two with ruptured spleens, and the remainder suffering primarily from bone fractures.

The boy's mother subsequently met with investigators from Mueang Mukdahan Police Station. Preliminary questioning revealed that her son had stolen an Isuzu pickup truck from home—his first incident of this nature. The mother said that upon learning her son had stolen the vehicle, she immediately called police hotline 191 to intercept the truck, but it was too late. The vehicle lost control and struck the monk procession, resulting in deaths and injuries.

Wat Roi Phra Phutthabat Phumonrom in Mueang Mukdahan has posted images of 15 monks with minor injuries. The temple arranged transportation to bring the injured monks to the temple to rest, coordinating documentation of the deceased with community health volunteers. All affected monks are reported to be in shock and traumatized by the incident.

The Office of the Narcotics Control Board announced the results of drug trafficking investigations on July 2. Pol. Col. Suriya Singhakamol, Secretary of the ONCB, along with Deputy Secretary Abhikit Rojpraserit and investigator Kwanchamal Srichaiwan, revealed that the investigation targets an international drug trafficking network.

The operation began on June 30 when authorities seized 8 kilograms of heroin hidden in fabric bags at a Bangkok address in the Bankhok-Lak Si area. On July 1, two additional raids were conducted in Soi Rangnام and Ramkhamhaeng, yielding nearly 9 kilograms of heroin concealed in winter jackets and coffee packages destined for Australia. A third location yielded heroin intended for Taiwan.

Authorities have identified the network's members and coordinated with relevant agencies to apprehend individuals who transported packages from Chiang Khan in Loei Province to Bangkok. International coordination with Australian Federal Police is underway to address the Australia-bound shipments.

Regarding flight attendant Meena, Pol. Col. Suriya stated that authorities have not yet spoken with her or her legal counsel. If Australian authorities can prove she was deceived rather than acting intentionally, she may not be prosecuted. Currently, evidence is still being gathered. The investigation notes that Meena, as a crew member, frequently travels to Australia, and the timing may have coincided with the network's shipment schedule. She is classified as a "mule" who sells baggage weight capacity by posting available space online, which attracts drug trafficking networks seeking to move product.