Residents rushed to rescue two dogs locked inside a car parked in the blazing sun, their tongues hanging out in distress. The owner returned and apologized, saying the errand took longer than expected.

On May 15, 2569, a concerning incident occurred at the "Outer Market" in Si Khiu District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. A good Samaritan recorded video of two dogs trapped inside a parked car in direct sunlight from morning until around noon in sweltering heat, with the windows opened only slightly.

The footage revealed both dogs in a weakened and distressed state due to extreme heat inside the vehicle. The white dog was lying under the driver's seat, while the brown dog was attempting to stick its head out the driver's side window with its tongue hanging out, neck drooping, and head wedged against the window. Unable to escape or retreat back inside, the dog cried out for help.

Alarmed residents and vendors in the area began spraying water on the car to temporarily cool it down. A local vendor explained they had noticed the dogs in the car for an unusually long time and, fearing heat stroke could be fatal, quickly alerted officials and helped find ways to relieve the heat, as keeping the dogs any longer could have cost them their lives.

Soon after, the Si Khiu Subdistrict Municipality's disaster prevention chief and officers arrived to investigate and forced open the car door to rescue both dogs. Officials quickly removed the white dog, but the brown dog remained stuck because its head was wedged in the window. With assistance from a motorcycle taxi driver who supported the dog's body, they carefully pushed the dog's head free from the window amid cheers from those witnessing the rescue.

When the owner returned to the car, they explained they had been away too long on errands and apologized for the incident. However, residents and video viewers criticized the behavior as inappropriate and extremely dangerous to the pet's life.

The disaster prevention chief warned the public that during hot weather, children and pets should never be left unattended in parked cars, even with windows slightly open, as temperatures inside can rise rapidly and become life-threatening within a short time.

Tawi Sudsakorn, list MP and Thai Rak Thai Party leader, stresses that constitutional reform is a legislative agenda item, not just talk, and recommends repealing authoritarian laws that function as chains restraining the public.

On May 15, 2026, during the first joint parliamentary session chaired by Sopon Sawarom, Tawi spoke during urgent matters debate regarding approval of draft bills pending parliamentary consideration under Section 147, Paragraph 2 of the Constitution. He argued that while the number of laws matters, maintaining justice principles is paramount. Thailand currently has approximately 15,000 laws, regulations, and royal decrees—far too many. These laws often function as restrictive chains, with many exhibiting authoritarian characteristics. Beyond repealing laws, Tawi emphasized that as chairman of a legislative committee, he thanked the government for approving two bills: the Bankruptcy Act, which modernizes personal and business rehabilitation (unchanged for 100 years of civil law), and the Check Bill.

Tawi noted that debt has become a structural hardship affecting over 25 million households nationwide, with approximately 18 million in enforcement cases and 7 million in collapse cases. The new bankruptcy law offers sustainable debt relief without requiring government budgets. He highlighted the need to balance creditor and debtor interests, expressing concern about creditor groups in the Senate opposing guarantor benefits despite civil law amendments. He also mentioned the Check Bill, which addresses United Nations citizens and political rights, stalled in parliament but disappeared in committee.

Tawi called for addressing land amnesty issues and requested parliament treat constitutional reform as a legislative priority rather than mere rhetoric, emphasizing the need to draft a new constitution.

Jude Sunnontarp-Bell, a Thai-English striker, has been named to captain Thailand's squad preparing for June FIFA warm-up matches. Theeraphon Pruangthong and Erawat Garnier have also been included in the senior squad for the first time.

The Football Association of Thailand announced a 23-player roster for the FIFA Days matches in June against Kuwait and China, under head coach Anthony Hudson. Theeraphon Pruangthong, currently performing well with Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo in Japan, earns his first senior squad selection, as does Erawat Garnier from Lens in the French league.

The full 23-player Thailand national team roster consists of:

Goalkeepers Krakchat Phiphatchanada (Muangthong United) Patiwat Khammai (True Bangkok United) Saranan Anuin (BG Pathum United)

Defenders Nattapong Saireeya (Chonburi FC) Nuerubedin Weerawathanodham (Buriram United) Peelawat Arkathorn (Chachoengsao FC) Manuel Tom Bier (True Bangkok United) Waris Shutong (BG Pathum United) Supnumth Burrirart (Chachoengsao FC) Adisorn Phromrak (Ratchaburi FC)

Midfielders Krisda Gaman (BG Pathum United) Khakana Kamyok (Muangthong United) Titipund Phuangjuntroon (True Bangkok United) Theeraphon Pruangthong (Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo) Weeratep Poomphan (True Bangkok United) Sarath Yuyaen (BG Pathum United) Seksorn Ratree (Rayong FC) Erawat Garnier (Lens) Ananth Yodsangwal (Lampung Warriors) Iklas Sanhorn (Prachuap FC)

Forwards Jude Sunnontarp-Bell (Grimsby Town) Theersitp Dangda (True Bangkok United) Theersakdee Phoypimay (Chachoengsao FC)

Players will report on May 30 at 12:00 noon at Novotel Future Park Rangsit, with evening training sessions at the BG Training Centre.

Thailand's June fixtures include a home match against Kuwait on June 5 at True BG Stadium (7:30 PM) and an away match against China on June 9 at Huanglong Sports Centre. Both matches will be broadcast live on Channel 32.

Deputy Prime Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn addressed corruption allegations on May 15, 2569 at PAT Arena, responding to a Zero Corruption survey by the private sector-government joint committee that identified the Port Authority and Highway Department among the top ten most corrupt state agencies, with the Land Transport Department also appearing in the top ten for bribery solicitation rates. Pipat stated he would invite heads of the implicated agencies to clarify whether the allegations have merit, and would establish an investigative committee if evidence supports the claims. He instructed Transport Permanent Secretary Chayathorn Promsar to verify the survey's credibility, methodology, sample size, and case numbers before deciding whether to investigate only these three agencies or expand the probe department-wide.

Deputy Transport Minister Sompetch Bunyamani revealed that the Port Authority ranked second among the ten agencies with average bribes of 100,000 baht, and committed to examining the survey's detailed methodology and reliability. He confirmed the Transport Ministry's consistent emphasis on transparency and good governance, noting the ministry has internal controls while welcoming public and private sector oversight to strengthen government accountability.

Port Authority Director-General Krichpetch Chaichuay stated the agency was unaware which service division the allegations involved, given over 200,000 annual transactions and eight affiliated associations. He noted that 80-90 percent of port services have been digitized over the past 2-3 years, with vessel registration serving as a nationwide pilot program. The Port Authority plans to request detailed information from the joint committee to identify and address specific problem areas.

It's incredible! NUVO is making a triumphant return to the stage for a major concert after 7 years! "CIMBweBOND Presents NUVORIGINAL CONCERT" promises to deliver the most complete and electrifying experience yet.

If songs are memory notebooks, NUVO has written the most beautiful pages of joy for Thai music fans. This year, the original 90s boy band that captured the irreplaceable happiness and fun is coming back after 7 years with the biggest concert event delivered in full force, in authentic original NUVO style!

Leading concert organizer CI Showbiz has announced this highly anticipated news about the return of the band that stopped all trends, created a phenomenon, and became an iconic symbol of the late 80s era. The full-scale concert, titled "CIMBweBOND Presents NUVORIGINAL CONCERT," will transport everyone back in time to experience their classic masterpieces at Paragon Hall, Siam Paragon on Saturday, August 1, 2026.

This comeback is not merely a return to the stage to perform familiar songs, but represents the genuine commitment of all six members—consisting of Jirayus Wanthanasin (Jo), Saharath Sangkapricha (Kong), John Rattanawerooj (John), Peter Anthony Hammond (Ter), Surachai Sunthrathadakul (Su), and Jirat Burkarammogovit (New)—to present the most complete show possible and give due honor to this legendary pop-rock boy band that fans have loved and cherished for so long.

The key highlight lies in preserving the authentic "original" nature without any alteration. Every note and distinctive sound will be delivered with the utmost honesty, just as it was on the day everyone first fell in love with them. This production will be fully equipped with elaborate stage design, lighting, colors, and sound systems to make the event grand and perfect, reviving the power of this iconic band's music once again in a space of memories that will leave a lasting impression on everyone.

Be part of this greatest comeback in 7 years with the band that stopped all trends, created a phenomenon, and became an iconic symbol of the 80s era, forever etched in everyone's hearts, at "CIMBweBOND Presents NUVORIGINAL CONCERT."

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