Entertainment Abroad – The Korean office romance series See You at Work Tomorrow sets office workers' hearts racing again, starring Seo In-guk and Park Ji-hyun. Prime Video invites burnt-out office workers to reignite their passion with the Korean office romance series "See You at Work Tomorrow!" A series that blends satirical office worker narratives with heart-pounding romantic chemistry. Starring Seo In-guk and Park Ji-hyun, directed by Jo Eun-seul and written by Kim Kyung-min.

Cha Ji-yoon (Park Ji-hyun) is an exhausted female product development specialist, and Kang Chi-woo (Seo In-guk) is an ice-cold team leader nicknamed the "Three-No Man" – no smiling, no casual talk, and never apologizing to anyone. Beneath his harsh exterior lies warmth that slowly emerges as Ji-yoon enters his world.

As for Ji-yoon, she's mastered the art of doing only what's necessary – by day she's a composed and trustworthy employee, but at night her life revolves around comfort food, her favorite games, and simple living. She's closed her heart after past hurt, until Chi-woo gradually breaks down the walls she's built.

Adapted from the hit webtoon by McQueo Studio on Kakao Webtoon, the series tells the stories of people who, despite being exhausted, still clock in for work the next morning and discover that sometimes the most meaningful relationships happen when we least expect them.

Clocking in June 22nd on Prime Video.

Deputy Prime Minister Supamas Israphakdi explained on May 19 that the government is reconsidering its plan to purchase broadcasting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, scheduled for June 11 to July 19 in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. While the Prime Minister initially wished to bring joy to Thai citizens by enabling them to watch the tournament, discussions with the state broadcaster, private sector, and the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) revealed changed circumstances. The region's ongoing conflicts, altered broadcast timing, and reduced advertising opportunities have made the investment less viable. Supamas declined to disclose the exact licensing fee due to FIFA regulations but stated it would be impossible to justify to the public. She noted that while Thailand has nearly 70 million people, other countries with populations 20 times larger pay significantly less per capita for the same rights. Given Thailand's economic challenges and the lack of private sector sponsorship support, the government is seeking cabinet approval on how to proceed. Alternative viewing options through FIFA's paid platforms are being investigated, with some matches potentially offering brief free broadcasts. The government remains open to private sector involvement but emphasizes that any investment must be economically sound. Supamas reiterated that unfair pricing means the government will redirect funds elsewhere.

Bangkok is set to host a landmark celebration as the Siam district transforms into a global Songkran destination during the “Siam Songkran Festival 2026,” taking place from April 10–15, 202...

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Phuket – Police in Wichit launched an operation to arrest a 30-year-old man accused of shooting his neighbor during a heated argument over alcohol consumption. The Wichit Police told the Phuket Express that at around 2:30 a.m. on Monday (May 18th), officers from Wichit Police Station received a report of gunfire at a residence in […] Man Arrested After Late-Night Shooting Over Drinking Dispute in Wichit -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Phuket Express - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.

On May 19, 2025, Prof. Dr. Yong Pooworawan from the Department of Microbiology at Chulalongkorn University's Faculty of Medicine addressed concerns about Ebola reaching Thailand. He explained that it is unlikely for Ebola to spread to Thailand because the disease's extreme severity—with mortality rates between 25-90%—actually limits its transmission. Infected individuals become severely ill and rarely have the opportunity to travel long distances by air or across continents, making widespread global pandemics unlikely. Unlike diseases such as influenza or COVID-19, which can spread rapidly due to their lower severity, Ebola's virulent nature restricts its reach.

Ebola is a severe viral infection from the viral hemorrhagic fever group, caused by viruses in the genus Ebolavirus, family Filoviridae. The disease originated in wild animals in Africa and is named after the Ebola River in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where it was first identified in 1976. The largest outbreak occurred between 2013-2016 in West Africa, affecting Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, with over 30,000 cases and 11,000 deaths. The current outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda involves a moderately severe strain with over 250 cases and 80 deaths, but no vaccine yet exists for this particular variant.

Transmission occurs through direct contact with infected patients or animals, particularly among African communities with traditional practices involving contact with deceased bodies. Each outbreak typically begins in rural areas linked to wildlife, with high transmission in hospitals, resulting in significant healthcare worker casualties. Symptoms include sudden high fever, fatigue, headache, muscle pain, sore throat, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, and uncontrolled bleeding internally and externally.

The World Health Organization emphasizes disease prevention through avoiding contact with patients and animal sources, alongside vaccine development for specific strains. A vaccine now exists for the Zaire strain. Thailand's distance from outbreak epicenters, combined with the disease's severity limiting transmission, means there is currently no cause for excessive concern, though public education about Ebola remains important.

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Phuket – Police in Phuket have arrested a 29‑year‑old Russian national after discovering a substantial quantity of narcotics including Ketamine, methamphetamine, heroin, and ecstasy, hidden in his luggage during a routine checkpoint inspection. The Tha Chatchai Police told the Phuket Express that the suspect, identified only as Mr. Gorskii, was traveling on a Phuket–Pattaya interprovincial […] Russian Man Arrested at Phuket Checkpoint on Bus from Pattaya with Large Drug Haul -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Phuket Express - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.