The young presenters visit Chai Nat province to pay respects to the revered monk Luang Pho Nak at Wat Hua Duan, seeking blessings for their careers while enjoying legendary river fish cuisine. The 'Young Presenters' Temple Tour' episode airs on 7HD at 1:00 PM.

TV Programming Schedule:

Channel 5 09:30 AM - 'Thai Hearts Undefeated': Jerry visits Araya Daengsaeng, founder of 'Baan Khon Phishet,' a social enterprise in Chachoengsao that transformed her concerns about her autistic son into tremendous strength and unwavering resilience.

Channel 7HD 07:00 AM - 'Agricultural Joy' with hosts touring a Japanese melon greenhouse in Ayutthaya to witness premium growing techniques.

01:00 PM - 'Young Presenters' Temple Tour': The presenters visit Chai Nat to seek blessings at Wat Hua Duan and enjoy legendary river fish cuisine.

05:00 PM - 'Master Teacher's Tales': Exploring the law of karma and celestial mysteries in the episode 'Pae Rice Mill.'

06:00 PM - 'Iron Chef Thailand One On One Battle': Japanese culinary masters Chef Omme and Chef Boontham compete for the throne.

Channel 9 MCOT HD 08:20 PM - 'Aromatic Land': Discovering the charm of Lawo through innovations in freeze-dried sweet corn, from local soil to global markets.

10:30 PM - 'Dad's Call' series: The plot intensifies when Manee discovers the truth and must travel to help Gaeo with fashion design for an important Northern Summit fashion show, leading to conflicts with her partner.

Workpoint Channel 23 09:00 AM - 'Let's Escape': Flook highlights premium private rooms with stunning views.

True4You Channel 24 06:30 PM - 'Happy Single or Low Season' starring Mario Maurer and Ploy Piline Tanchapreya, featuring stunning mountain landscapes, perfect chemistry between leads, and colorful homestay characters that add entertaining humor throughout.

Lukas Podolski, a legendary striker for the German national team, has officially announced his retirement at age 40, bringing an end to a 23-year football career. Podolski began his professional journey by joining Cologne's senior squad in 2003, before moving on to play for Bayern Munich, Arsenal, Inter Milan, Galatasaray, Vissel Kobe, and Antalyaspor, eventually joining Gornik Zabrze in Poland's league from 2021 onwards. This season, Podolski helped Gornik win the Polish Cup, the club's first major trophy in 38 years, and he has also purchased a significant stake in the club, becoming a club owner at age 40. During his time with the German national team from 2004-2017, Podolski earned 130 caps and scored 49 goals, playing a crucial role in Germany's 2014 FIFA World Cup victory. A statement posted by Gornik on Instagram read: "Poldi is ending a career full of championships. He has become the owner of Gornik Zabrze football club. Thank you for everything and best wishes for your new role."

Liverpool fans have brought banners with the hashtag #SLOTOUT to the Kirkby training facility, demanding that manager Arne Slot step down from his position. Slot has come under intense scrutiny in his second season managing Liverpool due to the team's underwhelming performance across all competitions, failing to win any trophies and currently fighting to secure a UEFA Champions League spot while sitting 5th in the Premier League. Despite the criticism, the 47-year-old manager continues to receive backing from the club's board and is expected to remain in charge for the next season. However, Liverpool supporters have now displayed banners bearing the #SLOTOUT hashtag at the Kirkby training center to show their opposition to the manager.

A gunman on a motorcycle ambushed and shot a former ranger to death on a street at the Yala-Narathiwat border as the victim was traveling to see his wife. Police are intensifying their investigation and have not ruled out either personal disputes or connections to southern border unrest as motives.

At 9 PM on May 22, 2569, the Takuapa Police Station radio center in Yala received a report from the Takuapa subdistrict headman about a shooting incident that claimed a life on a road in Moo 1, Takuapa Subdistrict, Raman District, Yala Province, which borders Baan Taya in Suvari Subdistrict, Rue Sao District, Narathiwat Province. Major Niphorn Insuwon, the chief protective escort officer, immediately led police, rangers, and local administration to the scene with emergency rescue teams from Takuapa Subdistrict Administrative Organization and Ikwah Raman rescue units.

At the scene, authorities found a black Honda Wave 125 motorcycle with Narathiwat license plates lying on the roadside. Nearby, they discovered the body of Ismaae, 55, a former ranger with the 47th Ranger Regiment stationed in Raman District, Yala Province. The victim was lying face down, wearing a black jacket and light purple sarong, with gunshot wounds from an unknown caliber handgun that struck his head and neck area—five shots total.

Initial investigation reveals that before the incident, Ismaae left his residence on his motorcycle heading to see his wife. When he reached the deserted location where the shooting occurred, a gunman on a motorcycle pulled up alongside him, drew a firearm, and shot him multiple times before fleeing the scene.

Investigators are examining two preliminary theories: personal conflict or potential links to southern border unrest. Authorities are urgently pursuing leads to apprehend the gunman and pursue legal charges.

Pathum Thani opened the Thai Culture Market to boost Chao Phraya Riverside tourism and stimulate community economy. At 5 p.m. on May 22, 2025, Provincial Governor Ekawit Meepien presided over the ceremony, joined by several provincial officials and representatives. The event took place at Alive Park Hall, Floor G, Future Park Rangsit shopping center in Thanyaburi District, Pathum Thani.

The Thai Culture Market is part of waterway and cultural tourism development activities under Pathum Thani's tourism enhancement project, stemming from national strategy focusing on creative and sustainable cultural tourism. Pathum Thani possesses considerable strengths as a Chao Phraya riverside town with long history and prominent cultural assets including temples, cuisine, and multicultural communities. The initiative opens tourism routes along the Chao Phraya River in Mueang and Samkhok districts to create added value through cultural product sales, local goods, and community participation in sustainable tourism management.

Event activities include: 1) Data collection and cultural resource surveys to promote community tourism along the Chao Phraya; 2) Training for communities as good hosts with knowledge of managing religious and cultural tourism and storytelling; 3) "Chao Phraya Way" activities featuring product development, promotion of Wat Sing and Wat Bot (Luang Pu Tian) attractions, and community river cruises.

The Thai Culture Market runs May 22-24, 2025, at Alive Park Hall, featuring over 80 local vendors, cultural product demonstrations, performances reflecting Pathum Thani's identity, and renowned artists throughout the three-day event.

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.