At 10:00 AM on May 7, 2026, at the Traffic Police Division headquarters on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, Police General Siam Bunsawm, the National Police Commissioner, led a delegation including Police General Paiboon Jiamanukulkij (Medical Officer Rank 8) and the Royal Thai Police Hospital's chief physician, along with several senior police officers. The medical team visited and offered moral support, providing financial assistance and a fruit basket to Senior Sergeant Major Charnvit Saenkaew, head of the Driver Examination Section at the Traffic Police Division, who was injured while performing his duties.

The 'Looking Back, Looking Forward' program is a collaborative initiative between the Royal Thai Police Office and Royal Thai Police Hospital. The program sends medical teams and commanding officers to visit the homes or residences of police officers who have been injured or disabled in the line of duty, to provide moral support, financial assistance, and close follow-up on their medical treatment and recovery.

Going viral! A 23-year-old woman has come up with a unique Airbnb accommodation idea that offers guests the experience of waking up close to real giraffes, drawing tourists from across the United States who are constantly booking stays.

While waking up to birdsong and natural surroundings is typical at rural resort-style accommodations, this property in Oklahoma, USA takes novelty to another level when guests wake up to find themselves near actual giraffes.

The property, called "Safari Stayz," located in Wannette, has become a viral sensation online with its unique Airbnb concept that allows guests to truly experience wildlife up close.

Behind this project is Kamryn Grant, a 23-year-old animal enthusiast whose childhood dream was to spend time with her favorite animals, particularly the giraffe. She explains that her business initially started small with an animal-themed accommodation featuring lemur experiences, which quickly received positive responses from travelers seeking novelty. This led to her concept gradually expanding.

As popularity increased, Grant expanded the project and introduced a giraffe named Yoshi as the accommodation's highlight, transforming the barn area into an "immersive experience" where guests don't just sleep but actively participate in the animal world up close.

She also noted that the facility holds all necessary permits from wildlife and safety authorities, along with relevant regulatory standards, ensuring that both the animals and guests receive proper care.

After sharing clips on TikTok, the response exploded rapidly, with many videos garnering millions of views. This has led people from across the United States to travel and experience it firsthand.

Reports indicate that some families have driven over 20 hours across state lines to meet the giraffe and the diverse array of animals in the area—over 100 animals including zebras, camels, kangaroos, lemurs, gnus, and other rare species.

Activities allow guests to participate in close-up tours, feed the animals, and learn about their behavior in a fun way, creating an experience that combines both entertainment and education.

As Thailand's economy enters crisis due to regional conflict, Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's government is pushing through a 400-billion-baht stimulus package to address cost-of-living concerns, revive trade, and transition the nation toward renewable energy to reduce oil consumption. The massive loan has drawn intense debate over whether it's the right direction or will become a crushing burden, extending the impact across multiple sectors, including sports.

The sports world is particularly anxious about live broadcasting rights for the FIFA World Cup, launching in just a few months. Prime Minister Anutin has declared the government's determination to ensure all Thais can watch the tournament, suggesting the state will mediate between private companies to secure broadcast rights exceeding a billion baht for domestic transmission.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico will run from June 11 to July 19. So far, no private company has secured broadcasting rights, primarily because the licensing fee reaches 1.5 billion baht. A critical constraint is the time difference—matches will occur during early morning or dawn hours in Thailand, making it difficult for sponsors to organize promotional activities at entertainment venues and generate revenue.

This financial reality, compounded by the economic crisis and volatile oil prices, has discouraged private investment. Thai football fans, passionate about the sport, face uncertainty about accessing live coverage. Pressure has inevitably fallen on the government, forcing Prime Minister Anutin to declare the state must find a way. He's indicated the government cannot purchase the rights independently but will coordinate with private partners and seek collaborative solutions before the tournament begins.

Public reaction is mixed—some support the move as the World Cup is the planet's greatest sporting event and Thais deserve live access to all matches, while critics argue the state shouldn't spend on broadcasting during an economic crisis. The challenge lies in Thailand's history of free sports broadcasts; managing public expectations will be delicate. If multiple private companies can be persuaded to share costs without government expenditure, it would represent an ideal solution.

A large Chinese oil tanker was attacked near the Al Jaber port in the United Arab Emirates, at the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz, according to Reuters citing Caixin reports on May 7, 2025. The attack, which occurred on May 4, caused a fire on the ship's deck. The vessel bears a message identifying the owner and crew as Chinese nationals. An informed source told Caixin this is the first time a Chinese oil tanker has been attacked, calling it psychologically difficult to accept. However, details about the actual damage remain unavailable. This incident follows Iran's threats to close the Strait of Hormuz following U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, during which Iran has repeatedly affirmed that China and Russia remain its strategic allies.

On May 7, TikTok user @ohmmm767, a rental room landlord, inspected a tenant's unit in Soi Seua Yai, Bangkok, and discovered a shocking scene filled entirely with garbage. The rental room, occupied for 9 years, had piles of trash towering throughout, leaving only a narrow pathway. The left wall was covered with garbage bags while the right side near the bed held stacked plastic bottles. The bathroom was equally filthy, overflowing with plastic bottles and—most disturbingly—cigarette butts piled so high in the bathroom sink that they spilled over dramatically, prompting concern about the tenant's lung health.

The landlord and her mother proceeded to clean the room together. After the post went viral, many commenters questioned whether the tenant was still alive. The landlord responded that the tenant was alive but had been absent for 4-5 months while continuing to pay monthly rent. Several observers noted that despite the chaos, the trash was oddly organized—plastic bags on the left side, plastic bottles on the right, with a clear pathway dividing the room.

Doctors Debunk Myth: Does Frequent Masturbation Really Shrink Male Genitals? Four Risky Behaviors Many People Do Often

Compiled by Sanook Online News Team May 7, 2025

Based on foreign media reports, many men believe that masturbation may diminish sexual performance or cause genital tissue to wear down and shrink. However, medical experts confirm that certain behaviors actually pose greater risks to sexual health than masturbation itself.

Debunking the Myth: Masturbation Does Not Shrink Genitals

According to anatomical principles, male genitals consist of cavernous tissue—sponge-like tissue filled with blood vessels. Dr. Hsu Lan-fang from Taiwan explains that this tissue is not a rigid material that can "wear away" from use.

When some men notice their genitals appear smaller after sexual activity or frequent masturbation, it's actually due to temporary erectile dysfunction caused by physical fatigue or overexertion, which prevents blood from completely filling the cavernous tissue. This results in reduced size during erection but is only temporary, not permanent tissue shrinkage.

Conversely, lack of sexual stimulation or sexual activity for more than six months may cause the smooth muscle in the cavernous tissue to atrophy and shrink. Therefore, appropriate sexual activity helps maintain tissue elasticity.

Dr. Han Liwei, head of the urology department at Zhongshan Central Hospital in Liaoning Province, China, further explains that genuine genital shrinkage typically results from chronic blood deficiency, tissue damage, or structural injury caused by disease or unhealthy lifestyle habits, rather than masturbation frequency.

Doctors Warn of Four Behaviors More Harmful Than Masturbation

1. Long-term Smoking Doctors identify smoking as a major enemy of male sexual health. Nicotine and toxic smoke chemicals cause blood vessels to constrict, particularly the small vessels supplying the cavernous tissue. When blood circulation continuously decreases, erectile tissue receives insufficient oxygen and nutrients, gradually losing elasticity and developing fibrosis, resulting in incomplete erections and apparent size reduction that may be difficult to reverse.

2. Prolonged Sitting and Physical Inactivity A modern epidemic, especially for office workers sitting 8-10 hours daily, this behavior is considered a "silent threat" to sexual health. Prolonged sitting creates pressure on the perineal area, impairing blood circulation. Additionally, lack of exercise reduces testosterone levels, a hormone crucial for muscle mass, sexual desire, and penile erection. Low testosterone can diminish sexual performance and in some cases affect genital size.

3. Late Sleep and Insufficient Rest Sleep not only restores the body but is also when the body produces male hormones, particularly during deep sleep. Regularly going to bed late or sleeping too little disrupts testosterone production, lowering hormone levels and causing incomplete erectile function, increasing the risk of erectile dysfunction.

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