A close call! A luxury supercar wedged under a pickup truck's rear wheels and sustained heavy damage in an accident at the end of Chatuchot Soi, with one person injured. Netizens are calling this vehicle worth 20 million baht!

On May 9, 2026, the Facebook page "Sai Yai District Emergency Response Center" posted images of an unusually expensive accident after a supercar rear-ended a pickup truck, resulting in injuries. According to the center's report:

At 4:36 p.m. on May 9, 2026, an accident involving a sedan and pickup truck was reported at the end of Chatuchot Soi. One male driver was injured, experiencing right arm pain. The Sai Yai Emergency Response Unit 7 (vehicle 1808) provided assistance and transported him to Phyathai Nawaminthra Hospital. Both vehicles are insured. Ward 10 officers met with police at Kan Na Yao Police Station in the Sai Yai District.

The post included photos of a McLaren 570S supercar, with its right front end wedged under the left rear wheels of the pickup truck, causing significant damage to that section. The cause of the accident remains unclear.

Following the post's circulation, numerous people commented on it. Several noted that "The McLaren 570S has an official Thai retail price starting from approximately 21.8 to 24 million baht (new)."

The Thai Meteorological Department has issued alert no. 9 regarding unstable weather conditions across Thailand with effects lasting until May 10, 2025. Northern, northeastern, eastern, and central regions along with Bangkok and its vicinity will experience thunderstorms with strong gusty winds and heavy rainfall in some areas. Following this period, temperatures are expected to cool as a high-pressure system and cold air mass from China moves over the northeastern region and the South China Sea, while southerly and southeastern winds carry moisture from the Gulf of Thailand and South China Sea into the upper part of the country. Easterly winds affecting the southern region and Gulf of Thailand are intensifying, bringing heavy to very heavy rainfall in some areas of the south. The public is advised to remain cautious against dangers from thunderstorms and strong winds by avoiding open spaces, large trees, unstable structures, and weak signboards. Precautions should also be taken against heavy rainfall and accumulated water, which may cause flash floods and landslides. Farmers should strengthen fruit trees and prepare to protect agricultural crops and livestock from damage, while also taking care of their health during this period of weather fluctuation.

The RWS Rajadamnern World Series boxing event took place at Rajadamnern Stadium on Saturday, May 9, with the main event featuring Jarumsuk Bunyalannamon, the defending Rajadamnern 118-pound champion, against Punyai Phlakbun, who was challenging for the title. Jarumsuk dominated the fight, delivering a powerful left elbow strike that led to Punyai's knockout in the second round. With this victory, Jarumsuk successfully defended his Rajadamnern 118-pound championship and claimed a 350,000 baht bonus.

Other fight results from the card: - Jigsaw defeated Singpetch with a second-round knockout - Angel Bawza defeated Garret Somayli with a first-round knockout - Ketus defeated Leatsing with a first-round knockout - Brandol Mendoza defeated Kai Laruschi by split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) - Marie Hynes defeated Diandra Martin by unanimous decision (30-27 across all three scorecards) - Zhang Junhui defeated Ameerhassan Solfi by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27)

On May 9, 2026, at The Bazaar Bangkok hotel in Ratchadamri Road, Chatuchak District, Nai Phobphut Inpan, known as "Mahanueng the Amulet Expert," brought a garland to apologize to Ms. Dorn Tianwavorn, known as Madame Kaeng, the associate of Ton Bangkae, a famous amulet collector. This came after Mahanueng gave interviews on several prominent programs claiming Madame Kaeng had ordered his kidnapping to collect a 30 million baht debt—a claim he now admits was false.

Mahanueng acknowledged that his claims about being kidnapped were untrue, admitting they stemmed from his own anxiety and suspicion. He has multiple debts to various creditors and feared being named one of nine blacklisted amulet dealers under police investigation. Out of concern about his financial situation, he gave interviews to several programs, causing damage to Madame Kaeng's reputation.

Madame Kaeng firmly denied ever threatening or kidnapping anyone, stating Mahanueng is not among the nine dealers being prosecuted. She believes he may have been manipulated by certain groups into misunderstanding the situation. She also announced she would forgive the remaining 7 million baht debt entirely.

Regarding the 65 million baht check case and arrest warrant against "Jen" (amulet dealer Jen Piyathat), Madame Kaeng explained that she had signed a personal check as a guarantee for a 53-piece amulet purchase valued at 65 million baht with three amulet dealers. She later discovered some amulets had been pawned to others. When negotiations to retrieve them failed, she stopped payment on the check and filed a report at Thung Mahamek Police Station.

Madame Kaeng admitted she was previously arrested due to miscommunication after relocating to Ayutthaya province for tax purposes, which caused her to miss the court summons at her original address. Upon learning of the issue, she immediately posted 4 million baht bail to fight the case.

Madame Kaeng presented evidence showing that on May 5, 2026, investigators and prosecutors decided not to prosecute in this case. Regarding charges filed directly by the opposing party in court, she stated this is their legal right, and she is prepared to present evidence of her innocence at the preliminary hearing scheduled for late this month.

A police pistol from Sai Yai Station changed hands four times before ending up with Chinese national Ming Chen Sun, 31, who was found hiding explosives and ammunition. Chen claims he purchased the weapons online because he enjoys firearms and was preparing for self-harm, but police remain unconvinced due to several suspicious details and are investigating financial trails and phone records to uncover any connections. An investigation on May 9 found that the handgun originated from a deputy superintendent at Sai Yai Police Station but was pawned to a friend in 2011 while the officer worked at the Crime Suppression Division, Region 2. It was then sold to an officer at Tao Poon Police Station, then to an administrative officer at the Crime Suppression Bureau, and finally to a deputy superintendent at Huay Kwang Police Station who was later dismissed and imprisoned on bribery charges related to electronic cigarettes. The gun passed through four separate owners, with Ming Chen purchasing it for 100,000 baht through a woman named Praew, his ex-girlfriend and former partner of one of the previous owners. Police Region 2 has summoned all involved parties for questioning and both Region 2 and the Crime Suppression Bureau have appointed fact-checking committees to investigate the officers involved.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot acknowledged that it was understandable for the club's supporters to express their disappointment after the team could only manage a 1-1 draw against Chelsea at Anfield on May 9. Ryan Gravenberch gave Liverpool an early lead in the 6th minute, but Enzo Fernandez equalized for Chelsea in the 35th minute. The draw leaves Liverpool's Champions League qualification still in doubt after collecting 59 points from 36 matches, while Chelsea sits in 9th place with 49 points. In his post-match interview with TNT Sports, Slot said: "We started the game very well and had an important chance from a set piece that was almost 2-0." "Unfortunately, like last week, we conceded from a set piece. It's a goal we shouldn't have conceded. In the second half, I saw a completely different intensity. We had two or three chances, like many times this season. We hit the post and the crossbar. We couldn't control their players. They played with more midfielders today." Regarding the fans' boos at the final whistle, Slot added: "It's probably because we didn't win. It's entirely understandable to be disappointed if Liverpool doesn't win."