PTTEP (PTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited) announced the results and awarded prizes for the 4th Marine Resource Conservation Innovation Competition under the concept "Ocean for Life" (Ocean for Life) within the PTTEP Teenergy project's 10th year, totaling 1,050,000 baht. The competition selected works from vocational and undergraduate students, with 190 total entries submitted from 43 educational institutions nationwide.

Competition results across three categories:

Protect (Protecting marine areas from various threats): Grand Prize winner is a rubber-based boat collision bumper innovation by the SRTC Love the Sea team from Surat Thani Technical College. First Runner-up is a warning device to alert marine mammals away from fishing equipment by the Bok Chiang team from Kasetsart University. Second Runner-up is an oil-decomposing biofilm floating buoy innovation by the Bio Synergy team from King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi. Two Consolation Prizes went to LEK & SPICE team from Prince of Songkla University, Surat Thani Campus, and the "I Am a Dugong" biodegradable bead innovation team from Mahidol University.

Preserve (Conservation and restoration of marine and coastal resources): Grand Prize winner is a turtle wave energy generator by the Bo So Design team from Chulalongkorn University. First Runner-up is SeaGuard, a seagrass conservation device for sustainable carbon sequestration, by Seagrass SeaGuard team from Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi. Second Runner-up is CarbonCap, an AI-powered blue carbon monitoring system for mangrove forests, by the CarbonCap team from King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi. Two Consolation Prizes were awarded to the Trawltle team and Coral Blue Matrix team, both from King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi.

Provide (Creating opportunities for community economic development): Grand Prize winner is an intelligent feeding platform for sustainable marine aquaculture by the Ahwang Rangwang team from Kasetsart University. First Runner-up is BlueLoop's chitosan-degradable fishing net innovation addressing ghost nets in the Gulf of Thailand from Chulalongkorn University. Second Runner-up is Beyond Pollen's artificial pollen made from Thai marine fish resources as an alternative bee feed, by teams from Phayao, Chiang Mai, and Yala Rajabhat Universities. Two Consolation Prizes went to the Bio-Jelly Boom team from Srinakharinwirot University and the Para Marine team from Prince of Songkla University.

Women should be cautious, warns an obstetrician, as the uterus does not need nutritional supplements. Any medication or supplement marketed with claims to nourish the uterus should be disregarded entirely. Avoid overconsumption, as it raises the risk of endometrial cancer.

In an era when many people are increasingly focused on self-care—not just through exercise and diet alone, some face time constraints or want quick results, leading them to turn to supplements for help. Women today are particularly exposed to a vast array of supplement options, but it is essential to research carefully and be cautious, as choosing the wrong products can have lasting effects on health.

Dr. Pawina Hunchana, an obstetrician, posted on Facebook warning about women's supplements, with a message from her team stating: The uterus does not need supplements. Any medication or supplement advertised as having uterine-nourishing or women's health benefits should be completely disregarded. Do not overconsume such products—endometrial cancer actually thrives on them. These products are essentially feeding it.

CP Group is advancing its "Platform of Opportunity" initiative in partnership with Thailand's chambers of commerce and modern trade allies to create an ecosystem that elevates Thai farmers and SMEs toward sustainable modern commerce. On July 1, 2025, at Adelphi Hotel in Khon Kaen, CP Group launched the initiative under the policy direction of Supachai Jiarawanont, senior vice president of CP Group. The group coordinated with affiliated companies including CP Extra, Makro, Lotus, CP Seeding Social Impact, CP All, Seven-Eleven management, and CPRam, alongside the Thai Chamber of Commerce, the Thai Chambers of Commerce Federation, the Department of Internal Trade, and modern trade partners to host "Big Match AGRI-Connext @ Khon Kaen." The event creates a forum connecting farmers, SME operators, and community enterprises to modern retail markets through business matchmaking and knowledge building in product standards, branding, marketing, logistics, and AI—designed to enhance competitiveness and strengthen the grassroots economy sustainably.

Piyawat Thitasatthaworn, managing director and vice chair of CP All and chair of the Thai Chamber of Commerce's business matchmaking committee, stated that the event embodies the Chamber's "Unlocking New Growth" policy, which promotes public-private cooperation to elevate Thai entrepreneurs and foster economic growth aligned with national development direction. "Thai entrepreneurs need more than just a market—they need partners to build long-term competitive capacity. Linking government, private sector, and modern trade networks, with Seven-Eleven as a key distribution channel for SME products and farm output to consumers, creates an ecosystem where small operators genuinely thrive. As farmers and SMEs grow, the grassroots economy strengthens, and the national economy grows together."

Beyond business matchmaking with seven modern trade partners, the event featured seminars on preparing for modern retail channels, agricultural market trends, production capability enhancement and farm management, and leveraging the Department of Internal Trade's standards-based market mechanisms to comprehensively boost Thai business competitiveness.

CP Group's "Platform of Opportunity" is not merely a sales channel but a mechanism linking knowledge, technology, production standards, marketing, and partner networks to help farmers and SMEs grow within their potential and compete sustainably in the modern marketplace.

Siriporn Deetsing, CEO of CP Extra's Sustainability and Corporate Communications unit and chair of the Thai Chambers of Commerce Federation's modern agriculture business matchmaking subcommittee, noted that the event transcends a business matchmaking forum—it is a critical space connecting farmers, operators, buyers, government, and the private sector to create new opportunities for Thai agriculture. It aims to build networks and partner linkages to provide producers and operators market access, while building consumer insight knowledge so farmers can develop products matching market demand and generate sustainable income growth.

On July 7, 2025, Bukkhalow Police Station received a report of a fire in a residential unit along Soi Charoen Nakorn 63 (Soi Wat Bukkhalow) on Charoen Nakorn Road in Thonburi district, Bangkok. Firefighters and rescue teams from Talat Phlu Station, along with volunteers from Po Teg Tung Foundation and civil defense units, responded to extinguish the blaze at the multi-unit commercial building.

Officers found flames and heavy smoke billowing from the ground floor of the building before the fire spread rapidly throughout the space. Firefighters deployed water hoses and brought the fire under control in approximately 20 minutes.

According to investigation, house owner Ms. Duangjai Riyawong, 65, had gone to see a doctor when neighbors called to alert her that her home was on fire. She arrived to find the fire already raging.

Ms. Riyawong explained that her brother, who suffers from cerebral vascular disease causing paralysis, was present during the incident. Despite his condition, he was able to help himself and escaped the building in time without any injuries.

Her brother reported that before the fire spread, he noticed sparks flying from an electrical outlet on the ground floor of the house. However, it remains unclear which specific outlet caused the fire.

Police have not yet determined the cause of the fire. They will coordinate with forensic experts and relevant agencies to conduct a thorough investigation. The fire scene has been cordoned off for safety, and unauthorized persons are prohibited from entering the building.

Initial damage assessment shows one unit severely damaged, with all contents destroyed inside the house. The total value of damages is still being evaluated by officials.

Khao Kheow Open Zoo will host a three-day celebration titled "Moo Deng HAPPY Deng DAY" from July 10–12 to mark the second birthday of the globe-trotting pygmy hippopotamus. The event will also unveil Hippo Village, a newly developed exhibition and habitat designed to enhance animal welfare and visitor education.

Zoo director Narongwit Chodchoi announced the festivities will feature birthday singing and a special cake presentation on July 10, along with meet-and-greets with zoo staff and animal keepers. Throughout the three days, visitors can enjoy wildlife mascot parades, game booths, an exhibition on the Hippo Village project, birthday card-writing stations, and exclusive Moo Deng merchandise alongside local Chonburi OTOP products.

Children 12 and under, visitors no taller than 135 centimeters, and adults aged 60 and over will receive free admission during the celebration period, though vehicle entrance fees will still apply.

According to Space.com, NASA had planned to send a soccer ball from the 2026 FIFA World Cup to the moon if the United States won the championship. However, that dream came to an end before the Round of 16 match between the US and Belgium began.

Before the game kicked off, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said, "This would have been a little push for Team USA. We were aiming to go one step further than Alan Shepard, who played golf on the lunar surface. We would have brought a soccer ball there instead."

This incident occurred in 1971 when Shepard secretly brought two golf balls and a modified golf club aboard the Apollo 14 mission, making him the only NASA astronaut to play golf on the moon. However, the football mission was officially approved by NASA. "I don't yet know which landing vehicle it would have gone on," Isaacman said.

Regardless, the plan appears to have fallen through. The United States lost to Belgium 4-1 in the Round of 16 of the World Cup.