The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced it is conducting a thorough investigation into stock acquisition and disposal reports filed by Supaporn Phimngam. The SEC confirmed Supaporn submitted the Form 246-2 filings, but found numerous inconsistencies in the reported data.

Seven reports covering six securities were entered into the system on June 30 and July 2, 2569, reporting acquisitions spanning from 2564 onwards that were only recently reported. The filings showed only acquisitions with no corresponding sales, and verification of five securities found Supaporn's name absent from shareholder registries following the acquisition dates. Additionally, some reported securities do not appear to exist, and shareholding proportions do not match company disclosures.

The SEC also discovered Supaporn filed reports under Section 59 despite not being a required filer—she is not a director, executive, or person legally obligated to report. These filings have been removed from the system. The SEC has flagged all remaining Form 246-2 reports with a notice stating they are "under verification" to alert investors.

The SEC warned that if false or misleading reports are confirmed, penalties will follow. Unauthorized filers who knowingly submit false statements, misleading information, or conceal facts face up to one year imprisonment and fines up to 100,000 baht under Section 302/1. The SEC may also pursue charges under computer crime laws. The Form 246-2 system allows self-declared reporting by authorized parties to disclose changes in control or shareholding changes relevant to investor decisions. However, when discrepancies are detected, the SEC conducts verification and alerts investors accordingly.

English football legend David Beckham sent a message to Argentine superstar Lionel Messi following Argentina's successful advance to the quarterfinals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Argentina mounted a comeback to defeat Egypt 3-2, securing a place in the quarterfinals and a matchup with Switzerland. Beckham posted a photo taken while watching the match on television, capturing the moment when Messi scored a goal. He accompanied the image with a message to the superstar player: "He is a very special person, not just with his remarkable performances on the field, but also as an admirable person off the pitch as well." Argentina's quarterfinal match against Switzerland will take place on July 12 at 8:00 AM.

On July 8, 2025, Dr. Jetsada Bunyanvongvirooj, deputy director of Maha Sarakham Hospital, posted a detailed health warning on his Facebook page "Doctor Jetsada" explaining the dangers of liver fluke parasites commonly found in raw or undercooked freshwater fish dishes popular in Thailand.

The liver fluke (Opisthorchis viverrini) is a tiny flatworm that lodges in the bile ducts and causes chronic inflammation, eventually leading to bile duct cancer. The parasite is microscopic and invisible to the naked eye. Even eating raw fish dishes like fermented fish (pla raa) or briefly cooked dishes carries risk, as does simply tasting contaminated food.

Dangerous eating habits include consuming raw fish in som tam (papaya salad), eating fermented or salted fish with partially raw flesh, cooking fish at insufficient temperatures (below 70°C), using the same utensils for raw and cooked food, and tasting food before it has been properly heated. The parasite can survive salting, pickling, and brief cooking.

Symptoms often appear years after infection and may include vague discomfort below the right rib cage, bloating, loss of appetite, weight loss, chronic fatigue, low-grade fever, and yellowing of skin and eyes. Prolonged infection (10-20 years) can cause severe scarring or cancer without warning signs.

Detection methods include stool examination for parasite eggs, ELISA blood tests to detect antibodies, and ultrasound imaging to identify abnormalities in the bile ducts. The doctor advises people in high-risk areas or those with a history of eating raw fish to get tested, while emphasizing that proper cooking (heating to 70°C for at least 5 minutes) safely eliminates the parasite.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has progressed to the quarterfinal round following the completion of all Round of 16 matches.

Round of 16 results: Canada lost to Morocco 0-3 Paraguay lost to France 0-1 Brazil lost to Norway 1-2 Mexico lost to England 3-2 Portugal lost to Spain 0-1 United States lost to Belgium 1-4 Argentina defeated Egypt 3-2 Switzerland drew with Colombia 0-0 (Switzerland won on penalties 4-3)

Quarterfinal matchups: France vs Morocco at 3:00 AM July 10 (Thailand time) Spain vs Belgium at 2:00 AM July 11 (Thailand time) Norway vs England at 4:00 AM July 12 (Thailand time) Argentina vs Switzerland at 8:00 AM July 12 (Thailand time)

A woman posted a video showing her husband in bed with another woman, which quickly went viral across Thailand with over 70 million views before being removed. The wife, still legally married, expressed her anger at the situation. Lawyer Pattana, representing the wife's legal interests, has since posted multiple calls for responsibility, asking the original video source to delete all copies and asking viewers to exercise discretion. He emphasized that sharing such content without understanding its legal implications could result in criminal liability under computer laws.

Online users have focused on details in the video, including a Doraemon pillow and a green thermos on the bed. Lawyer Pattana repeatedly stressed the legal gravity of the case, stating it involves workplace matters and requires careful attention to legal implications. He clarified that as long as a marriage registration exists, the woman maintains the legal status of primary wife, regardless of claims that either party has declared themselves single.

The wife posted emotional messages on Facebook, noting they had been married for three years without divorce proceedings. Lawyer Pattana warned that sharing or forwarding explicit videos can result in imprisonment for up to five years and fines up to 100,000 baht under the Computer Crime Act, Section 14.

Actor Terry Crews has expressed his desire to teach Erling Haaland and Vinicius Júnior how to perform a scene from the popular film White Chicks, which has become a meme featuring both football stars. The driving scene from White Chicks became a viral meme during the World Cup when fans digitally inserted the faces of Norway forward Erling Haaland and Brazil forward Vinicius Júnior into the movie's iconic car sequence. Crews, the original actor in that scene, recently shared his thoughts on the trending meme, saying: "First of all, the meme of Vinicius and Haaland with the White Chicks car scene is absolutely perfect for entertainment meeting sports. The fact that I'm here now watching the Brazil versus Norway match, I hope I can teach them to perform this scene fully together in a car. They're both amazing athletes. This is my first World Cup game and I'm really happy." When asked about seeing the meme for the first time, Crews added: "I couldn't believe it when I first saw it because I thought, did they really do this? Then I realized it was AI, and I still can't believe it with all the different facial expressions. Every moment looks so real. Anything is possible." He reflected on the film's enduring legacy, noting: "Remember, I made this movie 20 years ago, and now it's more famous than ever. And I'm still here, 'I'm making my way downtown, Walking Fast, Faces Passing, I'm home bound.'"