On June 30, 2569, Suhasawat Kumkong, Chachoengsao MP from Pheu Thai Party, debated the fiscal year 70 budget for labor affairs. He noted initial surprise at the 3.7 billion baht budget increase for the Labor Ministry, suggesting the government recognizes the importance of worker upskilling and reskilling in the global economy. While a 5% increase ranks third among all ministries, Suhasawat cautioned that closer examination reveals most additional funds went to the Social Security Office, receiving over 4.2 billion baht. He explained that of this amount, only 1.4 billion baht covered increased social security benefits from wage ceiling adjustments, while the remaining 2.8 billion baht represented additional government contributions. The government currently owes the Social Security Office 42 billion baht.

Suhasawat stressed the need for a concrete repayment plan, comparing this year's 7 billion baht in new debt usage favorably to the 18,000 million baht used during former PM Yingluck Shinawatra's administration. However, he called on the Labor Minister to secure Prime Minister approval for a binding debt repayment framework with specific annual targets and timelines, rather than merely consulting on the matter.

Critically, Suhasawat emphasized the government must repay both principal and accrued interest. He noted that while the government defers interest payments, the accumulated interest could be substantial if properly calculated. Interest earnings from investing the owed capital could significantly benefit the 24 million insured persons. He urged the government to compensate workers for lost opportunity costs.

Suhasawat also pointed out that the budget increase contradicts campaign promises on upskilling and reskilling workers. The focus on social security payments means the Labor Ministry's actual program budget decreased by 500 million baht, failing to address modern labor challenges or fulfill policy pledges. He concluded that despite universal campaign promises on worker development, the budget fails to reflect these priorities, particularly when labor ministry resources were already limited and now face further reductions.

On June 30, 2569, His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn, Queen Suthida, and Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya made an official state visit to Paris. The royal delegation visited Paris City Hall and laid wreaths at the Arc de Triomphe to commemorate unknown soldiers. In the afternoon, they attended a presentation by the Paris mayor on the "Sustainable Paris" initiative before boarding an electric royal barge for a cruise on the Seine River. During the cruise, they received a lecture on the conservation of the Seine River's ecosystem. Official photos from Princess Sirivannavari's Facebook page documented the royal family's journey on the illuminated barge along the Seine.

Ritthichak Danudet, owner of a mobile phone shop in Lam Luak Khlong 2, Pathum Thani, posted a warning after nearly facing criminal charges for unknowingly purchasing a stolen iPhone.

On June 25, a vendor sold him an iPhone 17 Pro Max for 42,500 baht. The shop conducted routine checks and found no security locks, so he posted it for resale and scheduled a pickup appointment.

When the customer arrived on June 26, six undercover detectives appeared instead and brought the shop owner to a police station. There he met with the complainant and learned that the phone belonged to a company that had sold it with a down payment arrangement. However, the device's MDM (Mobile Device Management) security system had been removed and the phone illegally resold. The company had traced the device to his shop.

After discussion and explanation, police confirmed that the shop owner had made a standard purchase from an ordinary vendor and documented the case for further legal action.

The shop owner warned others in the mobile phone industry to be extremely cautious during this period of widespread device unlocking fraud. He urged police to quickly apprehend those involved in removing security locks, as their actions make legitimate business very difficult.

On June 30, 2569, Prachuap Khiri Khan Governor Chaicharn Muulmak, alongside territorial defense volunteers and special operation units, coordinated with provincial military authorities and the 14th Narcotics Suppression Unit to dismantle a drug trafficking network using parcel delivery systems. The operation resulted in over 4,000 methamphetamine pills and nearly 1 kilogram of crystal methamphetamine being seized.

Authorities arrested a 28-year-old male in Subdistrict Khlong Wale, Prachuap Khiri Khan Municipality, recovering 0.57 grams of ketamine. The investigation expanded to arrest a 52-year-old male in the same area with 395 methamphetamine pills in his possession. A third arrest of a 28-year-old male in Prachuap Khiri Khan Subdistrict yielded 3,894 methamphetamine pills and approximately 95 grams of crystal methamphetamine. All suspects were transferred to Prachuap Khiri Khan Municipal Police Station for legal proceedings.

The IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) tactical shooting competition made its debut at the 56th Thai Armed Forces Games, held at the Central Police Tactical Training Center's shooting range in Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima. The opening ceremony on June 29, 2025, was presided over by Police General Itthiphol Atchariyadet, the Police Commissioner, joined by representatives from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Royal Thai Police, and Anuradha Poungsarot, chairman of the Thai Practical Shooting Association. Marksmen from all four military branches participated in large numbers.

Police General Itthiphol stated that this marked the first time tactical shooting was included in the Thai Armed Forces Games. The competition aims to promote physical fitness and unity among military personnel, while identifying elite shooters to represent Thailand in world-class international competitions. The event follows international IPSC regulations and runs from June 29 to July 3, 2025, featuring three rifle categories: Standard, Optics, and Pistol Caliber Carbine, with six medals available for individual and team winners.

Results by category are as follows:

Standard Division - Individual: Gold to Major Natthawat Nokthaisoong, Silver to Sergeant Sadisokon Chomrut, Bronze to Lieutenant Colonel Patcharin Inhom. Team: Gold to Police Team A, Silver to Police Team B, Bronze to Navy Team A.

Optics Division - Individual: Gold to Lieutenant Colonel Hasanath Wichitpatima, Silver to Inspector Montri Pimchua, Bronze to Sergeant Major Thammanat Liangphong. Team: Gold to Police Team A, Silver to Police Team B, Bronze to Navy Team A.

Pistol Caliber Carbine Division - Individual: Gold to Brigadier General Wisit Sriyaphay, Silver to Major Khantisak Chaiapattana, Bronze to Inspector Wayupattana Boonla. Team: Gold to Police Team A, Silver to Police Team B, Bronze to Navy Team B.

Royal Thai Police marksmen dominated the competition, winning the most gold medals overall with five victories across the three divisions.

The Marine Police Region 2 in Surat Thani conducted an intensive inspection of fuel transport vessels to prevent illegal fuel smuggling within provincial waters on June 30, 2025. Deputy Governor Chakrakrit Fangcholjit, heading the operation, worked with Lt. Cmd. Nattapol Sinpulpol, deputy commander of Marine Police Region 2 Surat Thani, to coordinate enforcement efforts. Lt. Cmd. Nattapol stated that following directives from General Theprayuth Laplerueang, commander of Armed Forces Region 2 and Marine Police Regional Commander, Marine Police Region 2 Surat Thani has been tasked with investigating and suppressing illegal maritime fuel transport within the province's territorial waters. The operation involved multiple agencies including provincial administration, the Regional Port Authority Surat Thani branch, provincial police, commerce officials, customs officers at Ban Don checkpoint, and provincial excise department personnel. They inspected the fuel tanker BIG SEA 103, which was transporting 2,279,170 liters of fuel comprising 805,820 liters of gasohol-91 and 1,473,350 liters of diesel. The cargo originated from Star Petroleum Refining PLC storage and was destined for Star Fuels Marketing Limited in Surat Thani. The inspection found no irregularities whatsoever.