Nakhon Ratchasima: A 31-year-old woman became emotionally distressed following an argument with her boyfriend and climbed onto an overpass, dangling her legs over the edge in a suicide attempt. Fortunately, alert police officers patrolling the area discovered her and executed a daring rescue operation to save her life.

On May 11, 2025, police body cameras captured a dramatic rescue operation in which Muang District police demonstrated quick thinking and bravery while helping a 31-year-old woman in severe emotional distress. After a heated argument with her boyfriend, she impulsively climbed onto the pedestrian overpass railing and prepared to jump. Fortunately, patrol officers spotted her and intervened successfully.

The incident occurred at 3:19 AM on May 11, 2025, at a pedestrian overpass in front of the Mechanical and Commerce Technology College in Muang District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Officers conducting a temporary checkpoint on Mittraphap Road noticed a woman appearing distressed, crying, and walking up onto the overpass.

When the woman climbed onto the overpass railing and dangled her legs over the edge, officers immediately began speaking calmly to her to prevent further harm. Meanwhile, they developed a careful rescue plan, with some officers positioning themselves behind her while others watched for the right moment to charge forward and pull her to safety.

The woman, identified as Ms. B (pseudonym), 31, from Chao Ho Subdistrict in Muang District, later acknowledged that she had argued with her boyfriend, leading to emotional distress and her decision to attempt the act. She was fortunate that officers arrived in time to help. Her family was then contacted to come retrieve her for further care.

After the incident, reports were filed with Sirichai Srichaipanya, superintendent of Muang District Police Station, and Deputy Superintendent Yutthapong Khokhunthod. This incident exemplifies the proactive work of patrol officers who not only maintain public order and safety but also rescue citizens in critical moments.

The Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) under the Ministry of Transport will waive expressway tolls on three routes as follows:

Chalerm Maha Nakhon Expressway (Din Daeng-Bang Na-Daw Khano) - 21 toll booths Sri Rat Expressway (Sai Yut-Bang Khlo-Srinakarin) - 32 toll booths Udon Expressway (Bang Pa-in-Pak Kret) - 10 toll booths

The waiver applies on Wednesday, May 13, 2025 (Visakha Bucha Day) from 00:01 to 24:00 hours, a national public holiday declared by the Prime Minister's Office.

This measure follows government and Ministry of Transport policy outlined in amended concession agreements between EXAT, Bangkok Expressway and Metro Public Company Limited (BEM), and Bangkok Northern Expressway Company Limited (NECL). The waiver aims to facilitate public travel during the holiday, reduce financial burden on citizens, and minimize traffic congestion at toll booths.

EXAT requests public cooperation in safe driving under the concept "Safe Driving - No U-turns for Safety." For travel information, contact the Expressway User Information Service Center (EXAT Call Center) at 1543, available 24 hours.

Government Advances Infrastructure Upgrades to Attract Digital and Clean Energy Investments for Future Industries

May 11, 2026 – Rachada Thanadirek, spokesperson for the Office of the Prime Minister, announced that the government is advancing infrastructure upgrades and promoting investment to support the economy and future industries.

The Board of Investment (BOI) has approved 6 major investment projects worth a combined 958,168 million baht. Simultaneously, 9 additional projects have been selected for the Thailand FastPass accelerated investment program phase 2, valued at 52,104 million baht combined.

This brings the total number of projects in the system to 25, worth over 223,216 million baht. These measures aim to reduce approval steps and enable faster investment implementation.

Rachada stated that beyond short-term investment facilitation measures, the government is also accelerating energy infrastructure upgrades to support high-electricity-consuming industries and long-term power demand. The energy ministry is preparing electricity guarantee measures for major power consumers.

Meanwhile, the provincial and metropolitan electricity authorities are developing standards for electricity guarantees to align power network investment plans with business electricity usage plans. The Energy Ministry is pushing forward the Power Development Plan (PDP) to support high-electricity-consuming industries by studying the recommissioning of decommissioned power plants and promoting modern energy technologies in the electrical system. The government is also advancing clean energy support mechanisms, including the Direct PPA program, which has completed rate calculations and awaits consideration by the Energy Regulatory Commission. The green electricity rate (UGT2) has been announced by the provincial and metropolitan electricity authorities as of April 30, 2026. Additionally, the government is reviewing regulations regarding rooftop solar systems to increase flexibility and support investor needs in transitioning to environmentally friendly business operations.

Popular content creator Fuerst Nittakarn has apologized after feeding returned sausages to fish, claiming she meant no harm and simply thought it was appropriate fish food. She explained in an emotional video that she regularly feeds fish with pellets and bread, and since the fish eat everything completely without leaving oil residue, she thought the oil-free baked sausages would be suitable as well. Fuerst stated that when customers returned the sausages, she didn't want to serve them to people anymore, so she decided to give them to the fish instead. She emphasized that the sausages contained no oil and were fully consumed by the fish without leaving anything that could contaminate the water. The post has received supportive comments from entertainment figures, celebrities, and fans encouraging her to stay strong, with many praising her kind heart.

At 5:00 AM on May 11, 2025, outside Klong Prem Central Prison, reporters documented enthusiastic red-shirt supporters who had traveled to cheer former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra on his scheduled conditional release day. Large crowds of red-shirt supporters lined the prison fence starting from the morning of May 10 to show their support. At 6:00 AM, Pheu Thai party leaders including Bhumi Vetayachai (party advisor), Somsak Thepsuthin (former Public Health Minister), Wisutthi Chaiyarun, Kattiya Sawasdipon, Chusakdi Sirinil, Jiraphon Sindupai, Chayapa Sindupai, Manporn Charoen, Saruang Thiantong (party deputy leader), Pongkwin Chungrungrueangkit (party deputy leader), Pongsak Raktpongpaisarn (former Transport Minister), Phaophoomi Rojnaskul, Chanok Chantathong, Natthawut Saiyaem, Khuanchai Pairapan (former red-shirt leader), and lawyer Vinyat Chatimontre arrived at the prison to welcome Thaksin after he met bail requirements for conditional release in a general case. At 7:20 AM, party leaders began gathering at the prison entrance. At 7:30 AM, Thaksin's family including Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Panthongthaem Shinawatra, Pintongtha Shinawatra, and other family members arrived. At 7:40 AM, Thaksin walked out of prison wearing a white shirt and long pants, embracing his daughter, grandchildren, and sister, with Paetongtarn being the first to receive his embrace. He then greeted party leaders and supporters, paid respects to the national flag at the flagpole on the prison grounds, and waved to the red-shirt crowd before departing for Bangkok Metropolitan Probation Office 1 in Bang Kok Noi to report as required by the Department of Corrections before heading home.

Fortune teller Mor Plai Prai Krasib has released zodiac predictions for the second half of the year. The three most fortunate signs are Aquarius, Virgo, and Gemini—no matter what work or travel they undertake, everything will go smoothly because opportunities come easily without the struggle of previous times. For those blessed with miraculous wealth flow, Taurus, Cancer, and Virgo should chant prayers and pour water frequently for blessings. Signs requiring caution include Sagittarius, which should watch out for health issues and easily catching infections or accidents involving bone injuries; Leo, which may face problems with bodily fluids including blood and inner ear imbalances causing dizziness; and Dragon, which should be warned against being deceived.