The heartwarming story of Huong Lan, a Vietnamese bride, has gone viral because her ex-husband's parents organized her new wedding ceremony and provided unwavering support with love and good intentions, moving many people's hearts.

According to reports, her husband died in a car accident in 2016, while she suffered severe injuries including a fractured right femur and required hospitalization. At that time, their daughter was only a toddler.

The tragic loss plunged her into deep sorrow, but what helped her overcome the pain was the love and care from her late husband's parents, who treated her like their own daughter.

In the immediate aftermath of the accident, she could not walk, and her late mother-in-law cared for everything—cooking, doing laundry, and helping raise her granddaughter—so she could fully recover. When she regained strength and returned to work, her daughter continued to receive loving care from her grandparents, who never demanded any financial contribution. Their kindness became the driving force that helped her gradually open her heart and return to living.

Years later, she began to consider starting a new romantic life. Her late husband's parents never opposed this and encouraged her, saying that if she found someone good and suitable, she should pursue happiness again.

Then in 2023, while working abroad, she met her current husband. After carefully getting to know each other, she decided to introduce him to the family. Her late husband's parents continued to be a strong support system, fully encouraging her to begin this new chapter.

The wedding took place in early 2026. What impressed many people was that her late husband's parents organized the entire event, from welcoming the groom's family to preparing the ceremony. Though described as a small affair, there were 40 tables of guests.

Another deeply moving moment came when the late husband's parents stood on stage alongside the bride's biological parents to give her away to her new husband. They spoke with simple but heartfelt words: "If anything ever happens, you can always come back to us." This only reinforced the enduring love they have always shown their daughter-in-law.

Source: emdep.vn Compiled by Online News Team

KANCHANABURI — May 21, 2026: A Moo Kata (Thai BBQ) restaurant owner has released security camera footage and demanded swift disciplinary action after a police sub-lieutenant allegedly sexually assaulted a 20-year-old waitress and members of his party allegedly dismissed the incident as a "normal" occurrence.

CCTV footage shared on Facebook on Wednesday appeared to show a male customer inappropriately touching the young waitress at a local Thai BBQ eatery. According to the accompanying caption, the incident occurred on the night of Tuesday. Legal action is being pursued, with the restaurant management vowing not to overlook the offense and pledging to seek justice for their staff member.

Reporters visited the "Ton Pradoo Mookata" restaurant, a Thai BBQ establishment located in Lat Ya Sub-district, Mueang District, Kanchanaburi Province, to speak with the victim, Jane, 20, a server. She told reporters that at approximately 21:30 on Tuesday, she was attending to a large party of approximately 12 customers, consisting of both men and women.

One male customer, wearing a shirt featuring an emblem resembling a military or police insignia, called her over and asked her to sing. After consulting management, Jane said she was instructed to decline the request in order to avoid disturbing other patrons. She said she then returned to inform the customer, who allegedly asked her to step closer before reaching out and touching her inappropriately without her consent. Jane said she was shocked by the incident and immediately stepped away from the table before reporting the matter to the restaurant owner, who then contacted police.

Jane admits she is deeply shaken by what happened. Moreover, she expressed deep anxiety over her safety after learning her attacker is an active-duty police sub-lieutenant. She is just working a part-time job, having to ride a motorcycle home alone late at night.

Meanwhile, the restaurant owner, Phanupong, 31, informed reporters that after learning of the assault from his employee, he immediately contacted local authorities to handle the situation. When responding officers arrived, he led the victim to identify her attacker. The suspect denied the allegations and challenged the owner to check the establishment's CCTV network. He played the footage directly in front of the entire gathering.

Instead of apologizing, members of the accused officer's party allegedly shrugged off the footage, reportedly suggesting the act was "just a normal matter." Their reaction angered the owner, who said his employees work hard to earn a living and that he would not tolerate such conduct toward his staff. He said he would continue supporting the employee throughout the legal process. An official report has been lodged at the Lat Ya Police Station.

Furthermore, the owner called on the accused officer's superiors to intervene and ensure appropriate action is taken. He said police officers are expected to protect the public and uphold professional standards.

A 57-year-old abbot from a temple in Nong Hoi subdistrict, Mueang district, Chiang Mai has been accused of improper conduct with a hired housekeeper. Controversial footage shows a monk in robes lying on a bed in a monk's quarters, with a woman identified as a housekeeper standing beside the bed before embracing him for nearly a minute, then removing her shirt and leaning down toward the reclining monk. While the monk's face is not clearly visible in the video, authorities consider it significant evidence for their investigation. The abbot denies involvement and claims the person in the video is not him, citing severe illness and denying any such conduct.

Most recently, the former abbot has renounced his monastic status at the Nong Hoi subdistrict office at Wat Mueang Sattron Noi on May 20 at approximately 6 p.m., citing health reasons and to prove his innocence. However, he neither confirmed nor denied involvement with the bedroom footage. Areey Panthawijun, director of the Chiang Mai Provincial Buddhist Office, stated that the subdistrict monastic council will proceed with investigating the temple's assets and accounts according to procedure. The investigation into monastic disciplinary violations will be terminated since the former abbot has renounced his status, making it a monastic disciplinary matter rather than a criminal one.

The Prime Minister assigned security policies to provincial governors and police commanders to work together in problem-solving, cracking down on influential figures and criminals, and protecting all workers, with readiness to take responsibility for failures. On May 21, 2026 at 09:00 at Santi Maitri Building, Government House, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and the Interior Minister chaired a workshop on advancing government security policy implementation, attended by the Interior Ministry Permanent Secretary, National Police Commander, provincial governors, and provincial police commanders from all 76 provinces reporting on their agencies' security roles.

Before the meeting, the PM inspected mobile units for tourist police ensuring tourist safety in tourism areas and civil registry office mobile ID card service units. The PM then viewed the security policy implementation exhibition.

At 10:05, the PM outlined the policies, explaining that using Government House emphasized that the government prioritizes national security. Current security situations are complex and rapidly changing. The government has adopted a policy promoting national security free from all internal and external threats. The Interior Ministry, National Police, Justice Ministry, and security agencies form four pillars of internal security.

The PM outlined security operation guidelines for unified inter-agency cooperation:

1. Prevention Dimension: The Interior Ministry through provincial governors and National Police through provincial police commanders must work closely as provincial teams, exchange information, and continuously conduct proactive planning using village headmen and local administrations as surveillance networks protecting citizens, especially from drug threats, technological crime, and influential figure threats. Work must be serious and planned in advance for sustained crime suppression and prevention, not reactive responses only when news breaks.

The PM stated officials must awaken to their duty protecting citizens and feel the pain of public suffering. Such consciousness creates well-being and happiness, aligning with the Interior Ministry's slogan of protecting people, adding drug suppression and defeating criminals.

In tourism areas and important economic zones, safe areas must be created for tourists and local workers. All provinces must be crime-free. The government will support budgets and equipment for all officials to perform their duties.

2. Suppression Dimension: Crime suppression must intensify for all types, internal and external, investigating to reach masterminds and large networks. Technology crimes like call centers and online gambling sites must be arrested and financial routes cut decisively. Active measures must suppress armed influential figures. The Interior Ministry has ordered civilians not to carry weapons. Therefore, apprehending armed gangsters today requires arrest.

Sweep up this round! Ae Chern Yim and Jib Chern Yim buy lottery tickets with numbers from Sangkh Dok Sadao's final breath—his daughter reveals his last blood pressure reading.

Numerous comedian friends have been traveling to pay respects at Sangkh Dok Sadao's Buddhist merit-making ceremony since May 19, 2026. Recently, Jib Chern Yim and Ae Chern Yim also attended the ceremony for Sangkh Dok Sadao at Wat Uthong in Suphan Buri province, and purchased lottery tickets at the temple with lucky numbers tied to Sangkh Dok Sadao.

A local Suphan Buri event page shared a video captioned: "Jib Chern Yim and Ae Chern Yim buy lottery tickets with numbers from Sangkh Dok Sadao."

Jib commented: "I believe him. I can't not trust him. Only Ae is the one."

Meanwhile, Ae joked: "May I win the first prize and may Jib win the second prize."

Ae then revealed his lucky numbers, saying: "This is the blood pressure number when Sangkh stopped breathing. His daughter told me his blood pressure stopped at this number: 86."

"In the first round with age 63, I only won a bit over 2,000 baht (pulling out a thick lottery ticket bundle). Why didn't you tell me earlier? I could've won 400 baht more," Ae added. Lottery enthusiasts are eager to follow these lucky numbers for the June 1, 2026 draw.

Source: Koh Tad Hetkarnn Suphan Buri page

Nigerian suspect arrested in Nonthaburi with 7 bank cards and 42 mobile phonesLegacyPolice arrested a Nigerian man suspected of involvement in a romance scam network in Nonthaburi after discovering dozens of mobile phones and bank cards. Rattanathibet Police Station superintendent Prut Jamroonsarn announced details of the arrest at about 6pm yesterday, May 20. The suspect was identified as 24 year old Nigerian national Sinedu Heophilus Acege. Prut said officers had been conducting ongoing inspections and patrols targeting illegal activities involving foreign nationals in the province. Police encountered Acege while he was carrying out a financial transaction at an ATM on Nonthaburi 1 Road in Bang Krasor subdistrict. Officers said the suspect displayed suspicious behaviour during the transaction, prompting them to request identification documents and conduct a search. Photo via Facebook/ Oneday Today Investigators found seven mobile phones and seven ATM cards in Acege’s possession, leading police to expand the investigation to his condominium in Sai Ma subdistrict. During the search of the room, officers discovered another 35 mobile phones and took Acege to the police station for questioning. Acege reportedly told investigators the phones and ATM cards belonged to his 34 year old Thai girlfriend, Apaporn. He claimed she operated a mobile phone business in the Ramkhamhaeng area of Bangkok and said the cash withdrawn from the ATM came from her business income, not a scam operation. Police later checked Apaporn’s criminal record and found she was wanted in 23 online fraud and romance scam cases reported in several provinces, including Nonthaburi, Phetchabun, Lamphun, Nakhon Pathom, Mukdahan and Phuket. Photo via Facebook/ Oneday Today Investigators suspect Acege may have been involved in the operation, although officers said additional evidence would be required before filing further charges related to the alleged scam activities. Initially, police charged Acege under Section 269 of the Criminal Law for possessing or using another person’s electronic payment card. The offence carries penalties of up to three years in prison, a fine of up to 60,000 baht, or both. Police have not yet provided further details about the investigation into Acege or efforts to locate Apaporn. In a similar case reported in April, police in Pattaya arrested a Thai woman and three Nigerian nationals accused of managing mule bank accounts linked to a romance scam network. Photo via Facebook/ Oneday Today The story Nigerian suspect arrested in Nonthaburi with 7 bank cards and 42 mobile phones as seen on Thaiger News.