Pallas AG Limited is making waves in the golf market with the grand opening of the new adidas Golf Core Store Bangkok, a fresh golf destination for fashion-loving golfers and dedicated adidas Golf fans. The store carries a full line of men's, women's, and youth apparel, accessories, shoes, and golf gear across both Originals Golf and Performance Golf collections, with new items updated each season. This represents the first and largest adidas Golf Core Store in the Emerging Markets group and the largest in Asia, now serving golfers at 2nd Floor, Thaniya Shopping Center on Silom Road.

Pallas AG and adidas Golf are shaking up the golf market again with this store renovation and expansion, led by Pattyos Chokruthipanont, managing director of Pallas AG Limited, and Nisarat Chayamongkholchai, senior business manager of adidas Golf at Adidas (Thailand) Limited, alongside brand ambassadors and notable influencers. Pattyos revealed that adidas Golf has enjoyed excellent growth as a brand, offering high-quality, high-performance products that cater to golfers of all styles and skill levels. Continuous marketing activities have helped the brand not only retain existing customers but also attract diverse new customer groups. Recognizing the growth opportunity, Pallas AG decided to expand the adidas Golf store, choosing Thaniya Shopping Center—considered a prime shopping destination for serious golfers—and rebranding it as adidas Golf Core Store Bangkok.

"We carry a complete range of all collections here, including both Performance Golf and Originals Golf lines in apparel, accessories, shoes, and various other items for men, women, and youth," explained Pattyos. "We may also feature special editions in the future. The store design follows adidas concepts throughout, so golfers will clearly feel the adidas brand presence. Our highly trained staff, trained to brand standards, will provide an excellent shopping experience to help golfers find products that match their needs. This is truly a must-visit new golf destination for fashion-loving golfers and dedicated adidas Golf enthusiasts."

To celebrate the store's renovation, adidas Golf Core Store Bangkok is offering special promotions: purchase any merchandise totaling 9,000 baht and receive a Unisex PU Leather 2 Zip Pouch worth 2,000 baht, or spend 12,000 baht and receive a Unisex PU Leather Cart Bag worth 3,300 baht. Promotions begin May 18 and continue while supplies last. Visit adidas Golf Core Store Bangkok on the 2nd floor of Thaniya Shopping Center to update your fashion and enjoy the latest adidas Golf collections.

Sweet and captivating in every note! Nooniew Chawarin demonstrates her signature vocal prowess, conveying unwavering love through the song 'Pakjai (Still),' the official soundtrack for the 'Pob Ther Love Upon A Time Series.' Known for her distinctive voice and enchanting delivery, Nooniew from DMD Music has lent her vocals to this new track that explores the theme of love that remains constant across lifetimes and reincarnations, inspired by the steadfast devotion between characters Khlao and Muanpob. The song features poetically chosen lyrics meticulously arranged by Aom Achiraya Doolaypaiboon, the T-POP princess who produced, composed, and crafted the melody, showcasing her deep understanding of Nooniew's vocal qualities and enhancing the song's appeal. Nooniew expressed her joy at collaborating on the emotionally resonant track, emphasizing her dedication to conveying the true essence of steadfast love and supporting her fellow cast members in bringing the series to life. Released today on YouTube via DMD Music, 'Pakjai (Still)' complements the gripping eighth episode of the series, which continues to captivate audiences with its emotional depth. The drama stars Net Siraphop Manithakit, Je Ratchapol Porppinit, Late Thanarut Jankaewamorn, and Kim Pongsathon Sithipan, airing every Friday at 9:30 PM on Workpoint 23, with encore streaming on Mandee Channel YouTube and full UNCUT versions available on iQIYI and iQ.com.

On May 21, 2025, Lieutenant Colonel Thongpreud Sirisukha, commander of Highway Police Division 3, ordered officers led by Colonel Suriya Puang Sambat and other senior police to conduct a raid on a health spa in Mab Yang Phro subdistrict, Pluak Daeng district, Rayong province, following complaints that the establishment was secretly engaged in prostitution while publicly advertising massage services.

Investigators found that staff members were offering special "body-to-body" massage services and explicitly proposing sexual intercourse with clients for 4,500 baht per 50-minute session. Two Vietnamese women were discovered preparing to engage in sex work. A search of the two-unit commercial building revealed that the second and third floors had been modified into over 10 service rooms equipped with beds and supplies, along with condoms and lubricant.

Eight suspects of Chinese, Myanmar, and Vietnamese nationality were arrested on charges of human trafficking, illegal immigration, and foreign worker violations. All female workers were screened under Thailand's National Referral Mechanism (NRM) for human trafficking victims, though none were found to be victims of trafficking.

Charges were filed under the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act B.E. 2539, the Immigration Act B.E. 2522, and regulations governing foreign worker management.

At 12:35 p.m. on May 21, a reporter in Prachuap Khiri Khan documented a critical water hyacinth crisis choking the Prachuap River, creating stagnant conditions with severely depleted oxygen levels. Fish farmers in Ban Sai district saw their ruby fish cages decimated as oxygen-starved fish floated to the surface and died en masse, with total damages exceeding 3.9 million baht. MP Amnuay Vilavaloey from Prachuap Khiri Khan District 1 of the Bhumjaithai Party brought the urgent matter to parliament, calling on the Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry to aggressively combat the water hyacinth problem and provide immediate relief to affected fish farmers.

Amnuay revealed the severity through aerial photographs showing the Prachuap River blanketed by dense mats of water hyacinth stretching for dozens of kilometers from Mueang Prachuap through Ban Sai districts. Despite provincial efforts, the massive volume of vegetation combined with privately-owned riverbanks has hindered irrigation department mechanized removal operations. High tidal conditions have worsened the situation by forcing water hyacinth further upstream into impassable blockages.

"Our people are suffering greatly, especially the fish farmers," Amnuay stated. "The fish are dying en masse because dissolved oxygen levels have plummeted to just 1.5 milligrams per liter—a critical level where aquatic life cannot survive."

Initial damage assessments identified two subdistricts and six villages in Ban Sai affected across Bang Phluwang and Bang Krachao subdistricts. The crisis has impacted 109 farmers, destroying over 2,895 square meters of fish cage area with cumulative damage reaching approximately 3,942,000 baht.

Amnuay, a five-term MP, emphasized this recurs annually, harming both raw drinking water quality and agricultural productivity while exacerbating seasonal flooding. He urged the Agriculture Minister to take decisive action based on the late King Rama IX's wisdom that "water is life," to restore vitality to both farmers and the Prachuap River.

Governor Veeraphun Deeawn has already mobilized emergency responses and ordered Ban Sai district to compile damage reports to declare the area a disaster zone for emergency fund allocation to compensate affected farmers.

The Royal Household Bureau on Thursday said a severe and uncontrolled infection has affected multiple vital organs of Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha Narendiradebyavati.

In its seventh statement on the princess's condition issued on 21 May, the bureau said doctors treating the princess at King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital had detected an abdominal infection since April 2026 caused by inflammation of the large intestine.

The statement said the infection caused unstable symptoms including low blood pressure, irregular heartbeat and abnormal blood clotting.

Despite continuous life-support treatment for her lungs and kidneys, along with multiple antibiotics and medications to stabilize blood pressure and heart rhythm, the princess's condition has continued to deteriorate, according to the statement.

"The condition indicates a severe infection that remains uncontrolled, affecting the function of multiple vital organs," the Royal Household Bureau said.

Doctors are continuing to provide full treatment and closely monitor her condition.

Princess Bajrakitiyabha has been receiving treatment at the hospital since 15 December 2022 after losing consciousness due to a heart condition.

Princess Bajrakitiyabha, 47, is the eldest daughter of King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Princess Soamsawali. She graduated in law from Thammasat University before obtaining advanced law degrees from Cornell University.

The princess has worked in diplomacy and law, previously serving as Thailand's ambassador to Austria and as a public prosecutor. She also represented Thailand at the 60th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, focusing on issues including crime prevention, criminal justice, human rights and migration.