Bird Wan Waang has made headlines again after pulling a dangerous stunt at Phra Prathang's Songkran festivities. Instead of using traditional powder, the content creator mixed cement adhesive in a container and applied it to unsuspecting festival participants, captioning the video "Is this how they play Songkran powder at Phra Prathang?" In the footage, Bird displayed a package of crocodile-branded cement adhesive, mixed it in a plastic bucket while wearing plastic gloves, then went out to splash the unknown substance on Songkran celebrants.

The "Drama-addict" page subsequently detailed the hazards of cement adhesive, which contains portland cement, silica sand, and additional chemical compounds. When exposed to moisture or water, these ingredients become highly alkaline and can cause severe harm to the human body in multiple ways:

1. Skin Contact: Hazards: Cement in the adhesive extracts moisture from skin, causing dryness, tightness, redness, itching, and irritation. Prolonged contact or exposure to sweaty or wet skin can result in chemical burns, dermatitis, and skin peeling. Solution: Rinse immediately with clean water and soap thoroughly. Avoid scratching affected areas. Seek medical attention if reactions are severe.

2. Eye Exposure (Extremely Dangerous): Hazards: The alkaline cement dust reacts with tear fluid, causing severe irritation, burning sensation, red eyes, and conjunctivitis. Without immediate rinsing, it can cause deep corneal scarring or lead to permanent vision loss.

On April 26, 2026, Prisat Wachasindu, a list-based MP and former spokesperson for the Thai Khadi Party, posted on Facebook stating that over the past 2-3 years, while serving as party spokesperson since the Krathin Rai Party period through the Thai Khadi Party, he has worked diligently based on three core principles: 1) emphasizing communication to build public trust through broad feedback, accurate information, consistent principles, and addressing public concerns; 2) transforming the spokesperson team's role from sole communicator to a support unit enabling other MPs and party members to communicate effectively on their areas of responsibility; and 3) working as a unified team that leverages individual strengths while maintaining message consistency across diverse communication formats to reach all segments of the public.

Prisat noted that given the dynamic political landscape and challenges around misinformation, the spokesperson team has identified numerous communication tasks requiring acceleration and improvement since the election. He has consequently requested a personnel change from party leadership and spent two months planning the transition. Prisat expressed genuine pleasure in handing over the spokesperson duties and leadership to Ms. Phakamon Nunnanont, a list-based MP and current party spokesperson. He highlighted that he has worked closely with her since joining Krathin Rai Party in 2022 and has learned much from her. Her ability to simplify complex issues and reach a broad audience is evident to anyone following her debates and work. Prisat concluded: "Moving forward, as the party undertakes deep intellectual work on critical issues and intensifies efforts to energize supporters, persuade the undecided, and win over skeptics, I believe Khun Phakamon will be a vital force for the Thai Khadi Party in improving this nation. I thank all my colleagues in the spokesperson team, the party for its trust, and the media for the opportunity to work together."

April 26, 2026 – A pickup truck high-speed collision occurred at a red light intersection, resulting in damage to three vehicles and a loud crash in the middle of the road. The incident took place on the Phayao-Chiang Rai Road at the Mae Tham red light intersection in Muang District, Phayao Province.

At the scene, a Toyota pickup truck was found with severe front-end damage and a collapsed hood, having struck the rear of a bronze-colored Toyota sedan. The sedan's rear was heavily damaged from the impact, with vehicle debris and broken glass scattered across the roadway.

Also found was a white Honda sedan parked further away, which sustained minor rear damage from the chain-reaction collision.

Witnesses reported that all three vehicles were waiting at the red light when the signal turned green and traffic began moving. The pickup truck suddenly came at high speed and violently struck the rear of the Toyota sedan, causing it to slide forward and hit the Honda, resulting in successive damage.

Following the incident, officers from Muang Phayao Police Station arrived at the scene and took the pickup truck driver for an alcohol breath test. The results showed 272 milligrams per cent, significantly exceeding the legal limit.

The driver was taken to Muang Phayao Police Station for settlement negotiations with the victims and will face charges for driving under the influence and reckless driving causing damage to others' property.

On April 26, 2026, Col. Apichat Thongphaep, superintendent of Phra Pradaeng Police Station, received a report of an armed assault with a firearm in Suksan 72 Alley, Bang Jak Subdistrict, Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan Province. Police dispatch teams were sent to investigate.

Two victims were identified at the scene: Ms. Sunantha, 33 years old (wife), shot in the right thigh, and Mr. Noprat, 34 years old (husband), shot in the chest with a critical condition. Good Samaritans transported both victims to Bang Prakok Hospital 3, where the husband later died from his injuries.

Investigation revealed that the shooting was carried out by Mr. Ratan, 24, accompanied by his friend Mr. Sao, 15. The pair had been celebrating Songkran by playing in water and drinking alcohol. Once intoxicated, they set out to settle a score with a rival, riding their motorcycle to two separate locations. At the first location in Suksan 74 Alley, the target wasn't present. Despite residents' attempts to intervene, Ratan drew his weapon and fired a warning shot.

The second location was Suksan 72 Alley, where they encountered Ms. Sunantha's group playing Songkran. Ms. Sunantha's daughter, who knew Mr. Sao, called out to him, but the intoxicated Ratan misinterpreted this as insults directed at him. After stopping his motorcycle and approaching the group, Ratan demanded to know who had insulted him. When a verbal argument ensued, Mr. Noprat, who had heard the commotion from nearby, came out to intervene. A physical altercation followed, during which Ratan drew his gun and fired three shots, hitting both Mr. Noprat and Ms. Sunantha before fleeing on his motorcycle.

Spanish rider Alex Márquez from the Gresini team secured victory at his home MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix in Spain on April 26. Márquez crossed the finish line first with a time of 40:48.861 minutes. Italian rider Marco Bezzecchi from Aprilia finished second, trailing by 1.903 seconds, while fellow Italian Fabio Di Giannantonio from the VR46 team took third place, 5.796 seconds behind. In the world championship standings, Bezzecchi maintains his lead with 101 points, ahead of Spanish teammate Álex Martín who has 90 points—an 11-point gap. Fabio Di Giannantonio sits third with 71 points.

UDON THANI — A 24-year-old nurse has sought police assistance after a food delivery rider allegedly refused to leave after completing a delivery and later sent messages asking to go up to her room to see her cat, despite her not owning one.

Police from Muang Udon Thani Police Station were alerted by the 191 emergency centre at around 13:00 on 26 April 2026 and were dispatched to a dormitory in Muang district after the woman reported feeling unsafe.

At the scene, officers found the woman, a nurse at a state hospital in Udon Thani, in a distressed state. CCTV footage and chat messages between her and the rider were collected as evidence.

The rider, who had already left the scene, reportedly fled after learning that police had been contacted. Officers later attempted to contact him by phone, but he declined to meet police, saying he was not available.

According to the woman's account, she had ordered a 105-baht dry sukiyaki meal via a delivery application and instructed the rider to leave the food at the stairs of her dormitory.

She said the rider later asked for her Line account, followed by further messages requesting contact details. After she asked for his phone number instead, he sent it and continued messaging her.

The woman said the rider later texted that he was still outside the dorm and asked which room to deliver the food to, adding that he wanted to go up to see her cat. She said she does not own a cat.

Feeling uncomfortable, she told him that her boyfriend would come down to collect the food. The rider then allegedly sent a message expressing disappointment.

The woman said she later saw the rider still waiting on his motorcycle outside the dorm and ran back inside out of fear, before calling police for help.

She added that she did not dare consume the food and planned to file a formal complaint after finishing her shift, requesting police to summon the rider for questioning over his intentions.