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Lucky Numbers Favored By Popular Lottery Vendor Pa Khayan

Popular lottery vendor Je Haeng posted photos of regular customer Pa Khayan with tickets for the July 1 draw, after a neighbor recently stole and destroyed her winning ticket from the same stand.

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Pa Khayan has purchased lottery tickets from the renowned Je Haeng lottery stand for the July 1, 2026 draw, following a dramatic incident involving an illegal Sukhothai lottery. Previously, on June 24, Pa Khayan bought from Je Haeng, and the vendor posted about it on Facebook. This time, Je Haeng posted a photo of Pa Khayan holding two tickets numbered 375753, with a caption suggesting she favors the number 3.

For this draw on July 1, 2026, Pa Khayan is holding two lucky number combinations: 463923 and 218632. This follows a recent high-profile incident where Pa Khayan purchased a winning ticket from Je Haeng's stand but a neighbor stole and destroyed it before later confessing to the crime. Je Haeng's lottery stand has built a legendary reputation for producing first-prize winners.

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National

LINE MAN Reports 1.2M Users Redeem Thai Stimulus Vouchers

Over 1.2 million users redeemed Thai government stimulus vouchers through LINE MAN delivery service in late June, with spending averaging 450 baht per person and order values rising 15% as consumers favored affordable meals like curry rice

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LINE MAN Wongnai CEO Yod Chinsupakul announced that the "Thai Helps Thai Plus (60/40)" subsidy program saw over 1.2 million participants using the delivery service between June 15-28, 2025, demonstrating strong uptake of the spending stimulus measure. Order values in late June increased more than 15% compared to the program's first day.

"The response in the first two weeks shows the measure genuinely stimulates everyday spending, with users averaging approximately 450 baht per person, creating continuous cash flow to restaurants nationwide," Chinsupakul stated.

Platform data revealed that consumers prioritized main meal categories, with single-dish meals, curry rice, and noodles dominating preferences. Crispy basil pork rice ranked as the top-selling dish in the program's first month, followed by chicken rice, boat noodles, and fermented pork sausage salad.

In beverages, matcha latte emerged as a popular choice, overtaking traditional Thai tea—suggesting the subsidy enabled consumers to purchase higher-priced items more freely.

As the government allocated an additional 1,000 baht in vouchers for July, LINE MAN announced expanded promotions including up to 5,000 baht in combined discounts and 5-kilometer free delivery zones to further reduce living costs and encourage restaurant spending.

The Thai Helps Thai Plus program remains available through delivery services until September 30, 2025, with users selecting participating restaurants and paying through the Pao Tang application according to program terms.

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Police

National Buddhist Office Dismisses Officials Over Fund Embezzlement

The National Buddhist Office dismissed three officials on July 1, 2025, after an investigation uncovered approximately 800,000 baht in embezzled temple funds in Pathum Thani Province. The dismissed officials allegedly diverted allowance mon

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On July 1, 2025, the National Buddhist Office's civil service committee voted to dismiss Buncheert Kittithrang, Deputy Director of the National Buddhist Office, and Pransuveert Awoaramrasmi, Director of the Rayong Provincial Buddhist Office, for gross misconduct. The committee also voted to terminate Ms. Patchaman Chai Khlong Kitr, a senior administrative official, effective June 29, 2025.

The dismissals stem from a temple allowance fund embezzlement case in Pathum Thani Province that occurred when Buncheert served as director of the provincial office before his transfer to the national office in July 2024. Pransuveert subsequently took over the Pathum Thani position in August 2024, while Patchaman worked under both directors during this period.

The Office of the Auditor General discovered irregularities in fund disbursements totaling approximately 800,000 baht, with funds being transferred directly to Patchaman's bank account. The investigation revealed that Buncheert and Pransuveert failed to verify whether the money reached eligible monks in the region. Furthermore, both officials signed off falsely claiming budget disbursement was complete, and they provided Patchaman with confidential authorization codes meant exclusively for the provincial director's use, enabling her to approve budgets independently.

The Auditor General's office reported the matter to the National Buddhist Office and the Central Investigation Police, leading to the civil service committee's decision. The committee determined that Buncheert and Pransuveert deliberately failed to perform their duties according to civil service procedures, undermining institutional credibility. Patchaman was dismissed for her direct involvement in the scheme. The National Buddhist Office has since removed Buncheert's name from its administrative leadership structure.

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National

Bangkok Police Station Wins Traffy Fondue Innovation Award

Bang Khae Police Station in Bangkok won the Traffy Fondue Award in the "Quick Fix" category for innovative urban problem-solving and rapid response to public complaints. The award, presented July 1 by the National Science and Technology Dev

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Bang Khae Police Station received the Traffy Fondue Award in the "Quick Fix" category, recognized as a leader in innovative urban problem management and effective implementation. At 9:00 AM on July 1, 2025, at the Pullman King Power Hotel in Bangkok, Deputy Prime Minister Professor Yasothorn Wongsawat and the Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation presided over the presentation of the "Traffy Fondue Awards" organized by the National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA).

Bang Khae Police Station, represented by Major General Anant Worasart, accepted the Traffy Fondue Award in the "Quick Fix" category, which honors agencies that rapidly and effectively used the platform to solve problems and improve public quality of life. The award criteria included three key factors: Response Time—measuring the duration from complaint receipt to resolution completion; Status Update—ensuring transparency and consistent progress notifications to complainants; and Completion Rate—the proportion of problems successfully resolved relative to total complaints received.

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Community

Lingling Addresses Fan Drama With Heartfelt Message

Actress Lingling Kwong addressed fan tensions over promotional content for her drama 'In Love Forever,' urging supporters to reject toxicity while pledging to boost her social media presence despite preferring privacy.

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Actress Lingling Kwong personally posted a lengthy statement on X (Twitter) to address fan tensions that emerged over the July promotional schedule for 'In Love Forever,' her drama series with co-star Orm Kornnaphat. One faction of fans demanded more promotional content and episode reactions from Thai Channel 3, while another sympathized with the actresses' demanding schedules. In her message, Lingling acknowledged her private preference to avoid social media but committed to increasing her online presence for fans. She gently redirected blame for limited promotional materials to her own personality traits rather than the production company, while firmly calling for fans to maintain rationality and reject online toxicity. She expressed gratitude for fan support and emphasized her love for kind, thoughtful followers. Her measured response, balancing accountability with boundary-setting, drew widespread admiration for her maturity and grace in defusing the conflict without blaming either side.

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National

Labor Ministry Allocates 7 Billion Baht For Insured Workers Debt Relief

The Labor Ministry allocated 7 billion baht this year to repay outstanding debt owed to insured workers through the Social Security Office, with a target to clear the remaining 35 billion baht by 2574.

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During the July 1, 2569 parliamentary session reviewing the fiscal year 2570 budget bill, Labor Minister Chulphon Amornvivat explained that the Labor Ministry's budget allocation increased by 5 percent this year, though many departmental operations faced cuts due to fiscal limitations.

The budget increase specifically targets insured workers' contribution payments through the Social Security Office. The minister acknowledged parliamentary concerns about outstanding state contribution payments owed to insured workers, confirming that approximately 42,000 million baht in arrears will remain by the end of September.

Looking back over the past decade, arrears reached approximately 100,000 million baht annually during 2558-2559. However, since the 2561 Fiscal Discipline Act created a mechanism requiring the government to repay outstanding debts, successive administrations have made consistent payments within their budget capacity.

This year, the ministry allocated approximately 7,000 million baht specifically for outstanding arrears—an increase from the previous year and a deliberate commitment to advance debt repayment. The minister emphasized the government's intention to maintain this framework, enabling the public sector to return funds to insured workers as quickly as possible.

A target has been set for 2574 to settle the entire 42,000 million baht debt. After this year's 7,000 million baht payment, approximately 35,000 million baht will remain. The minister confirmed the government's commitment to completing repayment expeditiously and within the established timeline.

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National

Energy Crisis Peak Passes As Oil Stabilizes At $75

Oil prices have stabilized around $75 per barrel following easing Middle East tensions, marking the peak of Thailand's energy crisis, though the private sector warns structural economic reforms are needed to boost competitiveness amid weak

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The Joint Private Sector Committee (JPSC) assessed that the energy crisis has peaked following easing Middle East tensions, with oil prices expected to stabilize at around $75 per barrel in June 2026. Phayung Srivanit, chairman of the Thai Bankers Association and JPSC chair, reported that energy supply chain disruption risks are beginning to ease after US-Iran ceasefire negotiations, reducing manufacturing sector concerns. Oil prices have fallen from $75 to $68 per barrel since the ceasefire, with various commodities passing their crisis peaks.

Damaged oil infrastructure and low OECD strategic reserves suggest prices will not decline significantly further. The committee emphasized the need for continued focus on energy security, proposing regulatory adjustments such as refined petroleum exports to manage high oil stock levels and reduce the nation's energy costs.

"Although the Bank of Thailand recently adjusted 2026 GDP growth projections to 2.3%, Thailand's economy still exhibits K-shaped expansion," the committee noted. Household purchasing power remains weak due to rising living costs, a weakened labor market, and export slowdown, despite strong foreign direct investment that has not translated into equivalent economic and employment gains. Manufacturing capacity utilization remains low, particularly in traditional industries.

SME and informal sector entrepreneurs have not benefited from economic growth, necessitating urgent collaborative approaches to leverage technology and FDI to enhance business potential and labor productivity. The committee supports SME participation through Thailand Content and Regional Value Content strategies amid aging society pressures that will further stress Thai labor productivity.

The committee supports structural economic reforms to boost competitiveness. While Thailand's IMD ranking improved to 26th in 2026 from 30th previously, multiple areas require acceleration. The committee projects 2026 Thai economic growth at 1.6-2%, exports at 8-10%, and inflation at 2.5-3%.

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Police

Man Arrested For Burglary, Stolen Luxury Goods Worth Millions

A 45-year-old man was arrested for burglarizing a Bangkok home and stealing luxury goods worth 3.7 million baht, including designer bags, jewelry, and swords. Police recovered the items at his residence and charged him with theft and illega

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A 45-year-old man identified as Manusakdi was arrested on June 29 at approximately 3:00 PM for burglarizing a home in the Sam Sen Nok area of Huay Khwang, Bangkok on June 27. Police received a report listing stolen items including three Japanese swords, gold bracelets with pendants, pearl necklaces, jade bracelets, designer bags (Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Prada), and a television—totaling approximately 3,710,000 baht in value.

Investigators tracked the suspect using a motorcycle he used in the crime. On June 29, officers located him and found the stolen goods stored at his residence. A search also recovered 90 rounds of .22mm ammunition held without proper authorization. The suspect confessed to climbing into the home around 11:00 PM on June 26 to steal the valuables.

Manusakdi was charged with theft and illegal possession of ammunition. He admitted to all charges, stating he committed the burglary because he was unemployed and needed money. The case was forwarded to Sutthisarn Police Station for further prosecution.

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Community

Celebrity Returns to Lucky Temple for Lottery Numbers

Ball Chern Yim returned to Wat Yang Yai temple in Nakhon Si Thammarat to share lucky lottery numbers ahead of the July 1st draw, crediting the temple's spirit guardian with his previous wins. The celebrity distributed numbers 32 and 374 to

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Ball Chern Yim, known for sharing lottery luck whenever he visits temples, has made another pilgrimage to Wat Yang Yai in Nakhon Si Thammarat to seek blessings and distribute fortune for the July 1st lottery draw. The celebrity posted his lucky numbers before the draw, saying he had previously won after lighting firecrackers at the same temple and was returning to pay respects. He shared the numbers 32 and 374 with fans, inviting them to seek blessings from the temple's spirit guardian for good luck. In his post, Ball Chern Yim explained: "I've been here before and won. Today I'm back to pay respects and wish everyone good fortune. I'm sharing this luck—don't forget to pay respects to the temple guardian at Wat Yang Yai in Nakhon Si Thammarat and check the numbers from the firecrackers I lit." Fans commented enthusiastically, requesting the numbers and blessings, with some mentioning they miss fellow lottery enthusiast Naeng, whose age (47) might correlate with lucky number combinations.

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Weekly Horoscope: Leo Gets Windfall Cash

Leo receives unexpected cash this week, but should guard against gossip and keep new romantic relationships private to avoid reputational damage.

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Weekly Horoscope Thursday, July 2, 2025 By Busaphan

Aries Today you should be cautious of dangers from large machinery, large trees, and heavy moving objects, as well as land and property matters. Stories about neighbors or local gossip are usually unreliable. Your patience is limited, and your planetary placement in the financial sector may cause you to spend money wastefully.

Taurus You are fortunate in socializing and have an appropriate role in your community without any hidden agendas. Single people should avoid spending time alone with strangers or foreigners, as misunderstandings may occur. Those in relationships may experience frequent disturbances with their partners.

Gemini Your fortune has brightened considerably since May ended. This is an excellent opportunity for those who work honestly, patiently, and diligently within ethical and moral boundaries. You frequently meet elders and their associates who may treat you to meals and bring you benefits, but you should not gamble with them.

Cancer You have experienced prolonged misfortune despite your efforts. Going forward, increase your good deeds, and the positive karma you have created will return to you greatly. For example, you once gave a child money for candy; now that child has grown into a business owner whose services you use, and upon learning this, they offer you much better prices than others.

Leo Today you receive an unexpected sum of cash, unrelated to gambling. If you have a new romantic partner, avoid open contact, as it may lead to leaks and harm. You may face gossip damaging your reputation, and even respected elders cannot help. However, your financial progress continues during this period.

Virgo Old friends or workplace superiors bring benefits to you. If your life lacks anything, elders will fill those gaps according to your merit. Younger colleagues or junior staff bring work opportunities you're interested in. Even old enemies may return to reconcile or confront you.

Libra Your income has decreased or expenses exceed income considerably. Do not let others know about your finances. It is inadvisable to cut down large trees within your home as it blocks beneficial luck. Careless words may cause unexpected danger. Dealings with government agencies often face obstacles.

Scorpio You frequently receive benefits from distant sources or from people you rarely meet. Income and expenses are normal with no troubles. You receive meaningful gifts related to beliefs or amulets. Small accidents occur due to your impatience and quick temper. If you're in a relationship, minor quarrels may arise.

Sagittarius You may lack strength today and experience body aches or minor injuries. You might even be bitten by animals. Activities involving heat may cause scalding accidents or electrical short circuits. If electrical wiring in your home is damaged by animals, repair it immediately before problems worsen.

Capricorn You may plan to reorganize your staff and assistants, with some potentially becoming romantic partners in the future. Those opposing your work during this period are often skilled negotiators and natural enemies.

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Police

PM Furious Over Thai Airways Hostess Drug Smuggling Case

Prime Minister Anuthim Charnvirakul has ordered an urgent meeting with drug enforcement agencies after a Thai Airways flight attendant was arrested in Australia with heroin, sparking concerns over Thailand's international reputation and avi

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Prime Minister Anuthim Charnvirakul has ordered an urgent meeting with drug enforcement agencies and the Airports of Thailand Authority (AOT) on the afternoon of July 3rd following two separate drug smuggling incidents involving Thailand-bound travelers. On July 1st, a Thai Airways flight attendant was arrested by Australian Federal Police after heroin was discovered hidden in a fabric bag, while another foreign national was also found attempting to smuggle drugs from Thailand to Australia. The PM expressed significant displeasure over the incidents, citing damage to Thailand's international reputation and his desire to advance Thailand as a regional aviation hub while pursuing OECD membership by 2028.

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