Sebastian Lee, the former husband of actress Dew Anucha, has been sharing parenting moments on social media that some say take subtle jabs at his ex-wife's role as a mother. Dew is currently in a new relationship with a wealthy business heir from a prominent family, regularly sharing sweet couple moments on social media.

Meanwhile, many have been following Sebastian Lee's Instagram stories. The Taiwanese real estate businessman frequently posts photos of himself at home caring for their two children, Silas and Sahara.

Recently, Sebastian posted a photo of packing his children's bags with a caption reading, "80% being a great parent is just showing up." He has also shared moments of taking his children on adventures outside the home, teaching them to use public transportation, and engaging in outdoor activities together.

While some fans have praised his sweet parenting moments, others have questioned whether the posts are veiled criticism of Dew's role as a mother. Perspectives vary on the matter.

Some observers have pointed out that while Dew faces financial pressures from creditors, her ex-husband appears to be moving on without addressing shared responsibilities. Others argue he should avoid bringing their children into any ongoing family drama. Ultimately, interpretation depends on perspective—Sebastian may simply be sharing general parenting advice without intentionally targeting his ex-wife, though the timing has fueled speculation.

Source: Sebastian Lee Fresh News Team, July 7, 2026

Belgium's official X account posted a message after eliminating the host USA from the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 16. The controversy erupted after FIFA overturned a red card suspension for US forward Folarin Balogun, with reports suggesting US President Donald Trump contacted FIFA President Gianni Infantino to request a review of the 25-year-old's punishment. In the Round of 16 match between Belgium and the United States, Balogun played the full 90 minutes before Belgium decisively defeated the hosts 4-1, eliminating them from the tournament. Following the match, Belgium's official X account (@BelRedDevils) posted a message stating "It's called football, not soccer" with the word "soccer" crossed out. The account also posted another message reading "Cancel it."

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Thailand's Public Health Minister announced that a new urine-based screening method detected liver fluke infections in 4,000 freshmen at Mahasarakham University. The minister emphasized that positive urine tests must be confirmed through stool samples to definitively diagnose the parasitic infection, and urged residents to eat thoroughly cooked food to reduce risk.

At a press conference at Government House on July 7, 2025, Public Health Minister Pattana Prommaphan addressed the liver fluke outbreak situation in Maha Sarakham province following the discovery of infections among new university students. He explained that while traditional screening involves stool sample analysis to detect parasite eggs, the current testing uses a newer urine-based method similar to ATK rapid tests that offers greater sensitivity than conventional stool examination.

According to the minister, Thailand experiences relatively high rates of bile duct cancer, and cases have not declined as anticipated, prompting the need for more comprehensive screening efforts. However, urine-based test results must be confirmed through stool analysis to definitively confirm liver fluke infections.

When asked about oversight of food vendors and restaurants near the university, the minister stated that the Deputy Secretary-General of the Ministry of Public Health held a meeting to develop plans and issued directives to Maha Sarakham provincial health authorities. The ministry has previously conducted campaigns promoting consumption of well-cooked food and avoiding raw food items, and urges the public to be cautious about food sources and purchase from reliable vendors.

The outbreak has affected approximately 4,000 freshmen at Mahasarakham University, with provincial authorities ordered to inspect som tam shops and other food establishments.

On July 7, 2026, police officers led by Deputy Police Colonel Pattanasak Boobphasuwan conducted a raid in Moo 6, Tambon Momawe, Yaring District, Pattani Province. They arrested Sahabuddin, a 23-year-old from Pattani, and seized e-cigarettes, vape liquid, and various brands of contraband cigarettes totaling over 73,200 sticks worth more than 3.6 million baht from a residential house. The operation followed reports of teenagers openly selling e-cigarettes and contraband cigarettes to other youths in Pattani and nearby provinces.

Investigation revealed that Sahabuddin was a key agent for a smuggling network who modified his residence to store illicitly imported e-cigarettes and cigarettes awaiting distribution to customers. During interrogation, Sahabuddin admitted to ordering all e-cigarettes from Malaysian merchants and smuggling them through natural border channels in Tak Bai District, Narathiwat Province. The contraband cigarettes were purchased from major dealers in Pattani before being redistributed. He confessed to operating this scheme for over a year to fund his recreational activities with friends.

Sahabuddin was charged with concealing and distributing untaxed and prohibited goods without customs clearance. He was detained and the case was forwarded to Yaring Police Station for legal proceedings.