On May 27, 2025, at Parliament, Nuttapong Ruangpanya, Pheu Thai list MP and party leader, along with Pirtsadee Wattharasindhoo, submitted two draft constitutional amendments addressing the new charter drafting process. Nuttapong explained that the party has signed draft amendments to Section 15/1 concerning mechanisms for drafting a new constitution, proposing two versions aligned with three core principles: promoting public participation, ensuring the new constitution isn't controlled by any single political group, and not expanding Senate privileges.

The party is prepared to support all drafts meeting these three principles. The two proposals are necessary due to a Constitutional Court ruling that prohibits direct public election of charter drafters. One draft incorporates a process previously proposed by Pheu Thai that received Senate support before parliament's dissolution.

Pirtsadee detailed that both drafts are nearly identical except for the charter drafting committee (SDC) selection process. Both aim for 150 committee members total. The first draft allows public voting to nominate 150 candidates (100 from geographic constituencies, 50 from party lists nationwide), then parliament approves or rejects the entire slate without individual review.

The second draft requires public election of 300 candidates (200 from geographic constituencies by province, 100 from nationwide lists), with parliament selecting 150 through secret ballot voting to prevent political manipulation and preserve committee member independence. The selection uses two tracks: parliament selects 100 from the 200 geographic representatives and applies separate criteria for the 100 list representatives.

At Krung Thai Bank's Dan Khun Thod branch in Nakhon Ratchasima, residents continue to queue for Thai Help Plus program registration. Today's queue is dominated by elderly citizens seeking assistance with various issues including new phone numbers, lost SIM cards, forgotten passwords, difficulty using the Pao Tang app, and facial recognition failures that prevented them from registering over the past two days. Samak, 70, said he left home at 5:00 AM and arrived at the bank at 6:30 AM for his first attempt, accompanied by his daughter who brought breakfast to eat while waiting. Another elderly woman, 76, departed at 5:30 AM and arrived at 6:00 AM, having unsuccessfully queued the previous day when slots filled up before her turn; she secured position 81 in today's queue and expressed great relief. Meanwhile, Lalitsuda, 22, a sales employee at Cheer Mobile directly across from the bank, reported that the Thai Help Plus program has brought multiple customers to purchase smartphones, significantly boosting sales. Most customers buy basic smartphones priced between 2,000-3,000 baht and SIM cards compatible with the Pao Tang app update.

A viral page called 'Want to Be Famous? We'll Make It Happen - Return Part 7' has exposed a prominent 90s female singer by sharing chat conversations. The expose follows a complaint from someone alleging the singer called her boyfriend and made inappropriate video calls. The complainant states: 'At first she called my boyfriend during a video call and showed herself. My boyfriend was already with another woman, and that woman is a 90s singer with a major hit song. But that woman is already married too. Yet she secretly pursued my boyfriend, called him constantly, and sent flirty messages that made me jealous.' Comments on the post included abbreviations of the song title, prompting internet users to search for and view the music video on social media. Many commenters claimed to recognize the song, with responses like 'I know who it is, this song is great and I loved listening to it as a teenager, I had to search for it when I woke up, it means I was born in time for this singer, she's crazy, and I can sing the entire song because I used to love karaoke singing this song in middle school.'

Coach Chakrapan Panpee, head coach of Thailand's under-19 national football team, has announced a 23-player squad for the 2026 AFF Championship in Indonesia. Recently appointed by the Football Association of Thailand, Coach Panpee will lead the team through the tournament scheduled for June 1-13 in Sumatra.

Thailand's U-19 squad has been placed in Group B, joining Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei. The group stage will feature round-robin matches, with the winner from each of the three groups plus the best-placed second-place team advancing to the semi-finals.

The 23-player roster includes goalkeepers Pumirapat Siriboonnyagul (Kashima Gakuen School), Rangsiman Khemmueang (Port Authority FC), and Supakorn Poolpol (Nongbua Pitchaya FC). Defenders include Weechien Inaram, Phurich Satrapshen, and Surachai Bunchare of True Bangkok United, Jiraphong Chameskulul of Ban Bueng FC, Suphannath Mahawaiy of Buriram United, Theerathep Thongkham of Hornbill Junior Club, Aphiwich Laaorkai of Buripha United, and Punyaphop Khunsi.

Midfielders consist of Danupon Bubpha (Muangthong United), David Songsampao (Hua Hin City), Ratchanon Kochseni (Buriram United), Pichaya Kongsri (True Bangkok United), Pattrathorn Buranjsuk (Nongbua Pitchaya FC), and Peerda Lasawat (Pram Bangkok). Forwards include Wittawas Praothaisung, Ittimon Tipnate, and Shivakorn Ponsonrak of BG Pathum United, Kongnart Thuamthongdi (Chamchuri United), Nattakitti Photsri (Port Authority FC), and Sirisarn Janchaemchai (Assumption United).

The squad will train at Dynamic Football Camp in Samut Prakan until May 28 before departing for Indonesia on May 29. Group stage matches are scheduled for June 2 against Brunei at 4:00 PM (Teladang Stadium), June 5 against Singapore at 8:00 PM (Teladang Stadium), and June 8 against Malaysia at 8:00 PM (Madya Stadium). This tournament serves as preparation for the 2027 AFC U-20 Asian Championship qualification round, scheduled for August 31 to September 6.

May 27, 2025 – Natural Resources and Environment Minister Suchat Chomklin has ordered the Pollution Control Department (PCD) to investigate water quality conditions in the Huai Ta Khae area, Pak Khao Sarn Subdistrict, Muang District, Saraburi Province, following the discovery of black-colored water with foul odors—an issue that recurs annually. The minister has instructed officials to establish monitoring checkpoints, create surveillance networks, continuously collect environmental data, and strictly enforce environmental laws against any violators.

Dr. Surin Vorakitchawong, Director-General of the Pollution Control Department, revealed that the Environmental Quality and Pollution Control Office Region 7 (Region 7 Saraburi) conducted monitoring between May 4-7, 2025, during which over 27 millimeters of rainfall accumulated. Water quality abnormalities were detected in the Khlong Kaet area, which merges with water from Nong Nam Khiao before reaching Lang Luang Dam. Water samples were collected from five monitoring points, and the Saraburi provincial task force was asked to investigate the water course further to identify the cause.

Between May 18-24, 2025, during approximately 30 millimeters of rainfall, Region 7 returned to the area and again found water quality irregularities in Khlong Kaet, Khlong Nong Nam Khiao, and Huai Ta Khae. Eight additional water samples were collected to support joint problem-solving efforts with Saraburi Province. Dr. Surin stated that this issue regularly impacts water sources, water usage, and residents' quality of life, especially during the rainy season. The department's inspection, legal, and regional teams are closely monitoring the situation, working with residents and local agencies, and filing daily reports with local police stations to build evidence for legal prosecution and strict enforcement. The PCD thanked the public for reporting environmental violations, which enables rapid investigation and impact reduction. The department will designate Huai Ta Khae as a priority monitoring area for continued intensive inspection.

On May 27, 2025, the Facebook page 'Pattaya Daily News' shared footage of three Thai men, two dressed in black vests resembling security uniforms, fighting a lone foreign tourist. The video caption joked, "When a foreigner wants to test his skills... challenge the security team to open a boxing match! Thai security with service hearts offering a promotion 'buy one, get plenty free' OTOP style." The incident occurred on Walking Street in South Pattaya, Nong Prue Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri Province, in a 46-second clip showing both parties taking Muay Thai fighting stances before engaging in intense combat. The three Thai men attempted to swarm and punch the foreigner, who countered effectively, landing a powerful blow to one attacker's face that forced him to his knees. The Thai group regrouped and rushed to attack again until a foreign bystander in a white shirt intervened to stop the fight. When the reporter visited the scene around 8:30 AM near a go-go bar on Walking Street, all nearby establishments had closed. After contacting the original Facebook page, they confirmed the incident occurred around 3:50 AM that morning, clarifying that the foreigner had approached and instigated the Thai group before the fight broke out. Police at Pattaya City Station reported that the foreign tourist has not yet filed a complaint.