An angry 18-wheeler driver displayed his frustration with traffic police by hanging a large vinyl banner with insulting messages on his trailer after his vehicle was wheel-locked while parked on the roadside. The driver had left his trailer by the roadside in Kuantang Subdistrict, Haad Yai District, Songkhla Province, while waiting for a tire shop to open to repair two burst tires. The 1.8-meter-wide, 6-meter-long vinyl banner, which cost 1,600 baht, contained profane language directed at traffic officers and their families.

On May 22, 2569, authorities reported receiving complaints from residents about the banner displayed on a 10-wheeled trailer parked along the Haad Yai-Phatthalung Road. The driver, identified as 51-year-old Wiratanchai (surname withheld), explained that two tires on the trailer burst on May 19. He had parked the trailer at the side of the road near a tire shop while waiting for it to open so he could get the tires replaced. He then took the tractor unit, which was carrying supplies for Thaksin University in Songkhla Province, to complete a delivery. When he returned, he found his vehicle had been wheel-locked by traffic police.

Wiratanchai claimed the location is a normal stopping point for 18-wheelers and that the vehicle was parked on the shoulder without obstructing traffic or causing accidents. He stated he was waiting to consult with a lawyer regarding the matter.

The tire shop owner confirmed that the driver did have two burst tires that needed replacement on the left rear axle, both on the inside and outside. The shop owner said the driver had called in the morning before opening to arrange the tire change and had parked the trailer at the shop. The driver then took the tractor unit to make a delivery to the university. When the tire replacement was completed, traffic police had already locked the wheel.

Lt. Sithichai Pradab, a traffic officer from Haad Yai Police Station, explained that on May 19, the trailer was left at the Kuantang intersection without warning signs or markers indicating a vehicle breakdown. Officers issued a fine and locked the wheel. He noted that regulations require vehicles with breakdowns parked on roadsides to display warning markers and cones at least 150 meters in front and behind the vehicle to alert other drivers.

Police have arrested a 37-year-old man, identified as Satchaa (surname withheld), under arrest warrant No. 2922/2569 issued on November 21, 2569. The suspect was apprehended at a sidewalk along Ladprao Soi 53/1 in Saphan Song subdistrict, Wangthonglang district, Bangkok, on May 22, 2569. According to the investigation, Satchaa works as a ride-hailing driver without a valid license and was using another person's account to operate. While driving, he encountered a 13-year-old girl walking alone on Ladprao Road. He approached her with a knife and forced her into his vehicle, then took her to a rental room near Ramkhamhaeng Soi 24. There, he forced her to consume cannabis before sexually assaulting her and recording video footage. When the victim informed her guardians, they reported the incident to police. The investigation team coordinated with officers from the Crime Suppression Division to plan and execute the arrest. The case is now being processed according to legal procedures.

The Director-General of the Forestry Department has signed an order under Section 25 of the National Reserved Forest Act B.E. 2507, requiring occupants and related parties to remove all structures from the Naga Range National Reserved Forest area at Nui Beach, Soi Laem Nui Out, Moo 2, Karon Subdistrict, Muang District, Phuket by June 5. This follows an inspection by officials from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, local administration, and the Forestry Department on May 14, which discovered tourism-related development and numerous additional structures. The inspection found approximately 15-18 rai of encroachment with 11 structures including shops, residences, bathrooms, tourist service points, pavilions, a naga statue, a worship plaza, concrete roads, and a water dam. Officials confirmed the actions violate Section 14 of the National Reserved Forest Act, with complaints already filed at Karon Police Station. Failure to comply within the deadline will result in the Forestry Department proceeding with demolition at the owner's expense, plus an additional 30% administrative fee.

A tragic house fire in Nakhon Si Thammarat province claimed the life of a 62-year-old man who became trapped inside. At 8:30 PM on May 22, 2569, police from Hua Sai Police Station received a report of a raging house fire affecting a residential building in Moo 5, Nansaton Subdistrict, Hua Sai District. Station Commander Lt. Col. Sompon Rakkhaew coordinated with firefighters to rush to the scene and begin extinguishing the blaze.

Upon arrival, firefighters found a two-story wooden house engulfed in rapidly spreading flames that prevented nearby residents from offering assistance. Firefighters spent more than 20 minutes spraying water to contain and extinguish the fire. Once inside to conduct a search, authorities discovered the severely charred remains of a 62-year-old man. Investigation revealed that the victim was alone in the house at the time of the fire and was unable to escape in time before being overcome by the flames. Authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the true cause of the fire and will coordinate evidence collection for further legal action.

A police officer has been killed following an ambush attack by unknown assailants at the new Sai Buri Police Station. At approximately 18:40 on May 22, 2569, gunmen of unknown number fired on police officers stationed at the facility in tambon Tabing, Sai Buri district, Pattani province, using firearms of unidentified type and caliber. Police Officer Nattawut Suratdet sustained critical injuries and was rushed to Somdet Phra Yupracha Hospital in Sai Buri, where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. Officers immediately returned fire, causing the assailants to retreat and flee the scene. Authorities have secured the area, collected evidence, and launched an urgent investigation to identify and prosecute those responsible. The Internal Security Command Region 4 is appealing to the public for assistance. Anyone with information or leads about the incident is urged to contact the Region 4 Command Center hotline at 1341 or report to local task force units available 24 hours a day to help maintain safety in the area.

Pep Guardiola, manager of Manchester City, has acknowledged that exhaustion is one of the factors behind his decision to leave the club, and confirmed he will take an indefinite break from coaching. Guardiola will depart Manchester City after the current season ends, marking the conclusion of a 10-year tenure with the club during which he led the team to 17 major trophies.

At a pre-match press conference ahead of Manchester City's clash with Aston Villa—his final match as manager—Guardiola revealed that burnout was a key factor in his decision to step down, comparing his situation to that of former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. "Definitely, I have had it and I will have it in the future," he said. "I feel I will not have enough energy to fight for the championship every day, every three days, and be in front of the players. I know myself. I have that energy, but now I feel I won't have it anymore. What is the reason? It's time. Ten years have passed. My biggest decision has already happened."

Guardiola emphasized this is the right moment for change rather than a sign of diminished ambition. "It's not because I don't have ambition or don't want to try again. It's okay, Pep, after 10 years, it's good to change the atmosphere, to move on and meet new people. It's truly good for everyone," he explained. "If I didn't believe that, if they hadn't forced me out, I would have stayed. But I think this is the most appropriate time. Much better than last season, for example. Don't overlook that this season has been excellent—battling Arsenal until the final second, winning two Premier League titles, fighting in every match. That's really good."

The 55-year-old coach also revealed his plans to rest before considering his next move. "I'm taking a break now. I have no plans to coach for a while. Otherwise I would stay here. I need to step back. I won't be coaching for a while."