On June 30, 2569, rescue unit Huk 31 Yasothon received a report from Yasothon police station about a motorcycle and men's shoes found abandoned on the banks of the Chee River in Baan Kud Khong, Muang District, Yasothon Province. Police and rescue personnel posted appeals to find the motorcycle owner, and a caller identified himself as the owner but said his older brother had last ridden the bike on the afternoon of June 29 and had not returned. The younger brother requested a diving team to search for his brother.

Shortly after, relatives reported finding a body floating on the river near where the motorcycle and shoes were discovered. According to investigation, the deceased had confided to a friend about being defrauded of approximately 30,000 baht in a durian trading transaction. This left him unable to pay his debts despite borrowing money, and he reportedly decided to end his life due to accumulated stress and pressure from multiple financial problems.

At 11:30 a.m. on June 30, 2025, Amnaj Khaisungnoen, deputy district chief of Ban Khwae District in Chaiyaphum Province, led officials and police in a drug suppression operation under the government's "Thailand Zero Drugs" policy and Big Quick Win initiative. Following a tip-off about drug activity among monks at a temple in Moo 10, Tambon Lum Lamchi, authorities conducted urine tests on Phra Kruesat (36) and Phra Panya (39), which came back positive. Both monks admitted to using crystal methamphetamine and voluntarily entered rehabilitation. They revealed they purchased the drug from Thongchai, a local resident, at a rate of 2 tablets for 100 baht. Police subsequently raided Thongchai's home and seized 48 methamphetamine tablets. The two monks were transferred to the district abbot for defrocking procedures before entering treatment. Thongchai was charged with possession of Category 1 narcotics without authorization and drug use without authorization, and was taken into custody for police investigation.

On June 30, 2025, Khlong Long Police Station in Thalang District, Phuket announced a search for "Nong Khlong Khlong," the station's resident cat, after it went missing from the police compound and caused considerable concern among officers.

Police said they have already conducted thorough searches of the station grounds and surrounding areas but have been unsuccessful. They are now appealing to the public for assistance, particularly worried the cat may have accidentally been transported away in a vehicle.

"Nong Khlong Khlong" wears a pink collar with a name tag and phone number for the shelter. Anyone who spots the cat can contact Khlong Long Police Station at 076-325-630 or 065-737-9766 to help ensure the cat's safe return.

The appeal has generated significant social media attention, with many users sharing the post and offering support to help find the missing cat and reunite it with the officers.

Young actor Khom Hasawee has frequently been the subject of romantic speculation. At a recent event for Welcome Home The Journey, a human travel documentary series at Happy Vibes Zpell @ Future Park, he updated his current relationship status and revealed he's been managing panic disorder symptoms, which have recently improved.

When asked about a recent family outing with his grandmother, Khom explained, "Yes, grandmother wanted to pick durians but they were out of season, so we got rambutan and mangosteen instead." He confirmed the trips are planned in advance, rotating between his grandfather and grandmother. "Last time we went to Phetchaburi with grandfather, this time grandmother visited so we took her to Chanthaburi," he said.

Regarding family care, Khom shared that he acts like a child at home, mostly expressing affection through hugs and cuddles with his parents and grandparents. "As I grow older and my family ages, I want to do what I can for them," he explained. He emphasized the healing effect of family time: "Being home gives me warmth from their words and actions. Hearing their laughter and stories fills me with energy."

When asked about his grandmother's expectations of him finding a partner, Khom said she's no longer pressing the issue since he already has many cousins. Regarding his current romantic status, he stated: "There isn't really a strict definition for calling someone a partner these days. I'm comfortable with my situation." He clarified that he dates casually, describing it as "coming and going" rather than anything serious. "Currently things are going well, but I'm taking a break," he added, noting that his obsession with football during the World Cup has occupied most of his time.

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.