Revealing issues from celebrities who made negative criticism! Boom Panida wants to embrace Sai Scot, a victim of abuse whose nightmares will never fade – refusing to comment on the 'Mae Moo and Nong Nai' case, saying it depends on each family's agreement, but admitting that if her child cuts ties with her as a mother, it would hurt.

Broadcaster and social activist Boom Panida Vongphudee recently participated in the 'Food Universe' event on May 26, 2026 at Central Pinklao's promotional area, G floor. After fans expressed concern about her significant weight loss, she acknowledged that work has been intensive and she has been continuously providing relief assistance in the border situation.

When asked about her views on family violence, particularly the widely discussed case of Sai Scot, she stated:

"Everyone should already know Boom's stance – I stand with victims of abuse, and we've been working on laws in this area all along. But what should have happened long ago is for children to have the courage to speak up about what they've experienced. In the recent case, a 12-year-old was sexually assaulted and killed by her stepfather. We shouldn't have to wait until the victim dies or has to flee for their life."

Regarding whether wealth guarantees family happiness, she explained: "It's not about being rich or poor anymore – it's about warmth in the family. From reading about Sai and talking with children like this, what they need most is someone in their family who stands by them."

When asked what she would tell Sai if given the chance: "I want to hug him tightly. To get through this, he needs to process extremely heavy emotions. What he needs is at least one family member holding his hand, telling him, 'I'll make them apologize to you. I'll protect you.' That's what he wants. This case has moved beyond compromise – we need to center his emotional wellbeing and how he'll move forward when everyone already knows what happened."

On Leena Chang's recent statement that the issue happened 20 years ago and should be closed, she responded: "For someone who experienced abuse, there's no moving past the nightmares. Everything becomes a scar on the heart. People who weren't abused can say that, but victims experience nothing but nightmares. Even after the case ends, the feeling remains a nightmare. I want to tell Sai that there are both positive and negative comments, but I hope he holds onto the good feelings – because many people understand and support him."

When asked about her opinion on the case involving Nong Nai (Naphat) and Mae Moo (Pimpaka), she said: "Boom absolutely refuses to comment on this case. To be honest, because we don't know the full story, and I don't understand why suddenly Nong Nai brought this up in the middle of an interview when many people think...

Prime Minister Anusit Chaivirakul, along with the Ministry of Interior and his delegation, arrived at Don Mueang Royal Thai Army Airport's Wing 6 on May 27th. At 2:00 PM, the PM is scheduled to preside over and officially open the 2026 Thai Food Export Fair (THAIFEX – ANUGA ASIA 2026) at the Grand Diamond Ballroom in Impact Forum, Building 8, at Impact Exhibition and Convention Center in Muang Thong Thani, Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi Province.

Culture Minister Sabiida Taiyasetya posted Instagram stories during the return flight from France after completing official meetings. The photos showed PM Anusit working at his seat on the aircraft. She captioned one image: 'While everyone is tired and sleeping, the Prime Minister is working,' and followed with another post saying 'Three hours, four hours have passed—he's still working.'

Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya on 25 May 2026 presided over the opening ceremony of the exhibition “La Mode en Majesté – Royal Thai Dress: From Tradition to Modern...

A Facebook user has ignited heated discussion in the "Vacant Rentals - Hat Yai, Songkhla" group after sharing their experience of being charged 32,000 baht in three-phase meter maintenance fees despite having requested meter cancellation long ago and using no electricity whatsoever. The business owner explained that their shop was devastated by flooding and had remained closed for months with zero income, no residents, and no power consumption, yet received monthly bills of around 8,000 baht. After initially suspecting a system error and calling the utility company, they discovered the charges were legitimate "non-usage maintenance fees." When questioned why the meter wasn't disconnected immediately upon request instead of allowing charges to accumulate, officials only advised filing for cancellation and requesting a goodwill reduction. The owner has already paid one month's charges of 8,000 baht and now faces a debt of 32,184 baht for what they view as exploitative post-disaster practices. They question where to file complaints, whether back charges can be reduced or waived, and warn others to immediately request complete meter disconnection rather than assuming cancellation alone will stop the charges. The owner emphasizes that without proper meter removal, customers could accumulate tens of thousands in debt despite never turning on a single light.

The 21st World Vesak Day celebration kicked off in grand fashion on May 26, 2025, in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China, under the concept of 'Buddhist Wisdom for Sustainable Global Development and Building a Shared Future for Humanity.' Buddhist leaders, academics, and representatives from nations worldwide participated in large numbers. The opening ceremony, brimming with grandeur and spiritual fervor, began at 8:30 a.m. with chanting of Buddhist scriptures for world peace, followed by the formal opening at 9:00 a.m. Most Ven. Yan Jue, chairman of the Buddhist Association of China, welcomed participants warmly, while Phra Prom Bandith, Ph.D., chairman of the World Vesak Day Council and president of the International Buddhist University Association, delivered the official opening address.

Special lectures and international plenary sessions were held to exchange perspectives on 'Buddhist Wisdom in Promoting Sustainable Global Development and Building a Shared Future for Humanity,' generating significant interest among participants. Phra Prom Vajradthiraj, Ph.D., rector of Mahachulalongkornraj University, noted the auspicious occasion of Vesak Day, marking the birth, enlightenment, and parinirvana of the Buddha. This year, the Buddhist Association of China, with government support, hosted the 21st World Vesak Day Conference under the theme of 'Buddhist Wisdom for Sustainable Development and Humanity's Shared Future.' Representatives from over 66 countries participated to exchange knowledge, strengthen cooperation, and promote Buddhist values in Wuxi.

Thailand's delegation, led by Phra Prom Bandith, chairman of the World Vesak Day Council, and representatives from Mahachulalongkornraj University, participated in this important mission to strengthen international Buddhist relations. Thailand has been honored to host the 22nd World Vesak Day Conference in 2026, offering an opportunity to promote 'Buddhist Wisdom' for peace, understanding, and humanity's sustainable development. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Surapol Suyaprom, Vice-Rector of General Affairs at Mahachulalongkornraj University, noted that the university has played a vital role in supporting the conference for over 21-22 years, sending over 100 administrators, faculty, and staff. The university will host again next year, marking the Buddha's 100th anniversary commemoration.