A Chinese mother sparked outrage on social media after visiting a famous Haidilao hotpot restaurant with her family, ordering only broth, dipping sauce, and one serving of minced shrimp while bringing pre-prepared meat and vegetables from home. Video footage reveals the woman retrieving a bag filled with multiple labeled food containers, carefully removing ingredients and adding them to the hotpot while quietly telling her husband "don't look around." She then proceeded to the complimentary items section, collecting free offerings like fried tofu puffs and pork into containers. Throughout the meal, she continuously filmed on her phone with professional camera angles and editing, leading many netizens to believe she was intentionally creating content. The clip rapidly went viral across Chinese platforms including Douyin, Weibo, and Xiaohongshu, with most discussions questioning the appropriateness of bringing outside food into restaurants and debating the acceptable boundaries of being frugal.

On July 10, 2569, Thailand's Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department reported a magnitude 2.4 earthquake at 3:05 p.m., with a focal depth of 1 kilometer near Sawaang Arom Subdistrict in Dok Kham Tai District, Phayao Province. The earthquake was caused by movement along the Phayao fault line, which runs roughly north-south with a northwest tilt, exhibiting normal fault displacement.

Tremors were felt in Dok Kham Tai and Sawaang Arom subdistricts, with no initial damage reports. Following the quake, Phayao Governor Oraapa Lohvira instructed the provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office to coordinate with local authorities and conduct field assessments to monitor the situation and check affected areas.

Field surveys found that many residents felt the brief tremor, but the event ended quickly with no injuries or damage to buildings, infrastructure, roads, bridges, or utilities reported. Authorities are closely monitoring information from geological agencies and maintaining continuous surveillance.

The provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office urges residents to remain calm and follow safety protocols. If further tremors occur, residents should stay alert, inspect their buildings for cracks or damage, and immediately report any structural concerns to community leaders, local government officials, or disaster prevention authorities.

On July 10, 2025, PTT Station in An Sila-Phraya Satchcha, Chonburi hosted the "PTT Station Fuel Young Soccer Dreams" event, an initiative designed to inspire youth passionate about football by connecting them with professional players and renowned sports influencers.

The event featured a "mini-football" or "goal mouse" competition on artificial turf, with teams of three players competing in fast-paced, precision-based matches emphasizing teamwork. Regional champions advanced to a special final round with the opportunity to face professional national-level football teams.

Special guests included Siraphop Wandi, Chonburi FC striker and Thai Premier League standout who represented Thailand's U23 national team, and Chaturmongkol Rueangthanarojn, a rising left-back talent.

Four schools participated: An Sila Phitthayakham School, Chonburi Ratsadorn Amrung School, Phongsirivittaya School, and Muang Mai Chonburi Kindergarten. In the championship match, Chonburi Ratsadorn Amrung School dominated An Sila Phitthayakham School 11-1, claiming the title and a gold medal with 4,000 baht in educational funds. Runner-up An Sila Phitthayakham received silver and 3,000 baht, while Muang Mai Kindergarten took third place with bronze and 2,500 baht. Phongsirivittaya School finished fourth with 1,500 baht in educational support.

Atit Teepkrosukskam, An Sila Energy Station director, praised Chonburi's abundant athletic talent and emphasized how sports build both physical strength and sportsmanship.

Guest Chaturmongkol expressed excitement witnessing young players' potential, noting that many professional footballers emerge from small local pitches. He encouraged young athletes to persevere through disappointment, remembering their early passion for the game as motivation to achieve their goals.

Siraphop commended the disciplined trainees developing daily, offering his support to young players committed to self-improvement.

Bangkok, July 10, 2026 – The Charoen Pokphand Group (CP) held its annual "CP Family Day 2026" event under the theme "Growing Love Together," dedicating the occasion to preserving corporate values centered on love, gratitude, compassion, and mutual care. The event provided a meaningful gathering for executives, employees, and their families through activities designed to strengthen bonds across families, the organization, and society. Established as an annual tradition held on June 28, CP Family Day was initiated by Supachai Chearavanont, Senior Vice Chairman of CP Group, drawing inspiration from Khun Ying Devi Chearavanont, whose life exemplified love, compassion, and selflessness. The observance continues the legacy of Dhanin Chearavanont, Senior Chairman, who emphasized the value of gratitude toward parents, family, benefactors, and colleagues—a principle that has become central to CP's organizational culture.

Throughout the event, executives, employees, and family members participated in diverse activities designed to create moments of love and connection. These included writing messages of love and gratitude on a "Tree of Love," visiting CP Group's innovation and business centers at True Digital Park, and listening to the song "Universal Love," composed by Supachai Chearavanont, which conveys concepts of compassion and human interconnectedness.

Supachai emphasized that CP Family Day is an occasion for everyone to reflect on the values of love, compassion, and sacrifice exemplified by Khun Ying Devi Chearavanont, which form the foundation of CP's corporate culture. He called on all to recognize the importance of mothers, who nurture families like the earth nourishes growth. Though time passes, love, sacrifice, and virtue continue to inspire future generations and those around us.

Supachai noted that the teachings of Dhanin Chearavanont—that the most important people in life are "mother and wife"—reflect the roles of those who strengthen families from behind the scenes, emphasizing gratitude as a cornerstone of life, just as organizations must honor those who have dedicated themselves to building its value.

"Family does not mean only those in one's home, but everyone connected by love, compassion, and goodwill—whether family members, colleagues, or society—because we are all part of one another," Supachai said.

Supachai further explained that a happy and balanced life comprises three essential elements: love and compassion, security, and dreams. Sustainable dreams emerge when love and compassion form the foundation. He emphasized that while professional success matters, the roles of being a good child, good father, or good mother hold equal value. Strong families are the starting point for developing quality individuals, leading to stronger organizations and societies.

Supachai compared the concept of "cultivating love" to farming, requiring continuous care, love, relationships, and bonds. Love and connection are not one-time occurrences but require constant nurturing and fulfillment. He invited everyone to return to spending time with family, caring for physical and mental health, and working together to build a society driven by love, compassion, and goodwill.

As global tourism competition intensifies, countries are racing to tap into new revenue streams from affluent travelers. Romance tourism—centered on couples and the wedding market—has emerged as a high-value segment that many nations now prioritize. These visitors spend lavishly, generate significant economic value, and support a diverse range of tourism businesses spanning hotels, resorts, event services, and local products.

With romance becoming a lucrative tourism market, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched an aggressive push through its "Romance in Thailand" initiative. The program brought together media representatives and destination management companies (DMCs) to explore romance and wedding tourism services along the Bangkok-Hua Hin corridor under the theme "Capture the Moment: Where Love Becomes Timeless." This campaign aims to position Thailand as a premier global destination for honeymoons and destination weddings, particularly targeting Indian and Middle Eastern markets.

The itinerary was designed as a three-day, two-night trip offering diverse experiences—from adventure and cultural heritage to luxury, gastronomy, wellness, and destination weddings—reflecting how modern travelers seek not just journeys, but meaningful stories and unique experiences that last a lifetime.

The first day began at voco Bangkok Surawong, an IHG property emphasizing sustainability and privacy. Guests experienced adventure romance at King Power Mahanakhon via the Mahanakhon SkyWalk, Thailand's highest observation deck, featuring the immersive "Mahanakhon Bangkok I-Tilted" experience. The day concluded with a romantic sunset dinner at Sky Beach Bar on the 78th floor of the Mahanakhon tower, or a private Supatra Boat cruise along the Chao Phraya River—offering couples an intimate alternative.

Before heading to Hua Hin, the group visited The Siam Bangkok, a luxury riverside property in the Dusit area positioned as a romantic destination and wedding venue for privacy-seeking couples. The hotel features diverse event spaces including Thai pavilions designed by renowned architects overlooking the river, offering Thai engagement ceremonies and romantic tea-for-two experiences. Private events start at 1.1 million baht per night, while partial packages begin at 450,000 baht for 50 guests. European and Australian couples form the primary clientele, though Indian markets are increasingly interested in larger event spaces. Recent bookings have accommodated 200-250 guests.

From Bangkok to Hua Hin, the journey showcased distinctive experiences in local lifestyle, cuisine, crafts, and beaches. The group visited Khun Tob's Palm Sugar Plantation, an educational site preserving traditional palm sugar-making knowledge established in 1992, where participants demonstrated fresh sugar production and crafted palm-stem souvenirs. Lunch featured local cuisine at Baan Suan Win before heading to SO/ Sofitel Hua Hin for a romantic beachside wedding experience.