Two rising boxing talents will clash in the main event of KP Sunday Fight on Sunday, April 26th, 2569, as Rajadamnern Stadium prepares an exciting card. The main event features Yodtaenakeng S. Chokmeejai against Saenleiang Petchnongkee at 119 pounds, with the broadcast airing live on True Vision NOW from 8:15 PM onwards.

Yodtaenakeng S. Chokmeejai is a 16-year-old boxing prospect from Songkhla Province, known for his complete arsenal of techniques and punching power. His tall frame gives him a clear advantage in reach and fighting distance, with an impressive track record that marks him as a fighter with bright future prospects.

His opponent, Saenleiang Petchnongkee, is also 16 years old and hails from Buriram Province. Though seemingly at a disadvantage in reach, Saenleiang compensates with clever ring intelligence and flashy boxing technique, particularly excelling in strategic planning, counter-attacks, and dangerous elbow strikes. He represents a difficult-to-read fighting style with the ability to turn the tide at any moment.

This matchup clearly pits two different fighting styles against each other: Yodtaenakeng's fresh power and physical advantage versus Saenleiang's cunning ring craft. Boxing fans seeking excitement cannot miss this live broadcast on True Vision NOW on Sunday, April 26th starting at 8:15 PM.

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Wat Talingchan in Jrakhaihan Subdistrict, Khon Buri District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province is home to an intricately carved wooden Buddha image known as "Luang Pho Mai Kaen Chanthorn," estimated to be over 100 years old. Installed within the ordination hall, it is held in high reverence by locals who consider it a sacred protective deity that grants blessings and fulfills desires. The main image stands approximately 90 centimeters tall with a shoulder width of about 30 centimeters, depicted in a meditative seated posture with hands resting on the knees. Two smaller companion images, carved from what appears to be the same wood, flank the main figure.

Adding to the temple's spiritual significance is a remarkable giant tamarind tree in front of the ordination hall, requiring two to three people to embrace its trunk. At its base is a natural relief-like formation resembling a figure raising hands in reverence to the ordination hall, creating an aura of sanctity. According to Phra Athikan Bunpring Tewdhamma, the temple's abbot, community records indicate the Buddha image likely dates back well over a century. Documentary evidence of the temple's establishment includes sangha boundary marking records from 1943, suggesting the temple's founding predates this formal demarcation by many years.

Locals believe Luang Pho Mai Kaen Chanthorn serves as the village guardian spirit, with devotees petitioning for fortune, prosperity, and the fulfillment of wishes. The image is typically locked away securely and displayed only during important ceremonial occasions. The temple also offers stunning viewpoints overlooking the Mun Dam reservoir, with golden-peaked Chom Thong Mountain in the background, nicknamed "Fuji Khon Buri" for its resemblance to Japan's Mount Fuji. The viewpoint provides glimpses of the picturesque local lifestyle.

Previously, government agencies and the community collaborated to develop this viewpoint as a key tourist attraction for Khon Buri District, initially constructing a bamboo platform extending into the river above the dam. However, deterioration prompted renovation using durable hardwood to ensure longevity and safety for visitors.

With the pet parent lifestyle trend surging, MMAD and MunMun Srinakarin (MunMun Srinakarin shopping center) invite pet owners to discover the human-animal connection through 1,000 carefully selected photographs in the "1 Day, 1,000 Images: Pawtrait" exhibition.

This charming showcase curates 1,000 pet photography moments selected from over 12,500 submissions by more than 1,700 photographers. The images capture the personalities, identities, and bonds between pet owners and their animals from diverse perspectives. Presented as a large-scale photographic installation, the exhibition reflects the broader pet-loving community through the lens of photographers from various backgrounds.

Prepare to bring your dogs and cats to check in and share your cute lifestyle moments in a pet-friendly area. The exhibition runs today through May 31, 2025, from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM (free admission) on the first floor of MMAD, MunMun Srinakarin (CentralWorld).

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Weekly probability trends (April 26 – May 2, 2025) by Sethaput Lakna.

Aries natives will have sharp wit and many livelihood opportunities this week. You'll find unexpected income from beauty, art, communication work, or serving as a special instructor at various institutions. This is a favorable period where your communications benefit yourself and help resolve immediate problems for your group. However, enemies will be very close during this time, and past mistakes may become tools for them to attack you when opportunity arises. Family members may cause loss of benefits or distance themselves temporarily. Nevertheless, you'll need to exercise greater patience than others.

Taurus natives will have charm with the general public this week. Most matters you bring to authority figures will succeed, but awaited negotiations and business dealings may disappoint. Your wit may not match competitors and those around you. Sometimes sensitivity prevents you from solving both personal and public problems. You may become tired of relatives' improper conduct or wish to temporarily relocate far away. Enemies will naturally separate from you without requiring action on your part, and this is a good opportunity to turn enemies into friends, even if they've caused you hardship before. You should speak less during this period.

Gemini natives will gain benefits from travel or experience good fortune during journeys this week. However, don't expect gains from distant contacts or foreign language speakers. Avoid involvement with modern equipment or high technology. Abandoned ventures may resurface to discredit or embarrass you. Don't delegate important tasks to subordinates or dependents without close supervision, as you're prone to trouble from people with inferior qualifications and maturity. Nevertheless, your current business will progress further after May 2025 ends.

Cancer natives will need to endure diverse situations this week and may face crises requiring greater composure and prudence than usual, even learning to smile in the face of danger. Don't panic or overreact to mistakes, as when your time comes, you'll benefit from your own actions without extra effort. Beware of theft of important documents or valuable contracts. Education and exams at all levels may require more effort to match others' performance. You may have to leave your residence unwillingly.

Leo natives will have sharp thinking this week. You'll be able to invest in major ventures with proper support from authorities and knowledgeable people. You'll spend money on construction or home improvements to better suit work and communication, or happily spend on family members' comfort. Acting as a broker or mediator in disputes will bring success and benefits. You'll solve various problems with intelligence and understanding. However, you shouldn't let others see or display ostentatious behavior, especially regarding opposite sex or romantic matters.

Virgo natives will have good fortune this week...

Security forces under the Northeast Border Drug Suppression and Control Command, operating through Nakhon Phanom Province's Drug Control Center and Tha Uthen District's Operation Center in coordination with local volunteer territorial defense units, successfully intercepted a drug trafficking network crossing the Mekong River. Officers seized a large shipment of crystal methamphetamine (ice) weighing approximately 500 kilograms across 12 sacks with substantial market value. Two suspects quickly fled back to Laos by boat when officers revealed themselves for inspection.

The operation occurred on the evening of April 24 after authorities received intelligence about an illegal drug shipment being transported across the Mekong River near Tha Uthen village. Officers established surveillance patrols and detected a suspicious boat arriving from across the border with two individuals, who were placing sacks on the riverbank stairs. When confronted, the suspects immediately escaped by boat to Laos.

All confiscated drugs were transported to Tha Uthen District office for detailed inventory before being handed to Tha Uthen Police Station for legal proceedings. Authorities are pursuing the fleeing suspects. This incident reflects ongoing drug trafficking networks' continued use of the Mekong River border as a smuggling corridor, prompting officials to intensify patrol and interception operations in the area.

Exercise and drinking plenty of water may not be sufficient! After turning 60, if you want to maintain good health, don't ignore these 4 important factors. Doctors emphasize that while these aren't difficult to implement, the results can be remarkably effective.

Compiled by Sadsad Online news team April 25, 2025

According to international media reports, the medical community has long confirmed that the key factors determining elderly health don't rely on any single "special trick," but rather on comprehensive lifestyle management.

Consider the case of this Chinese man: At 5:30 a.m., before dawn fully breaks, 62-year-old Mr. Zhu goes out for a brisk walk around his neighborhood, completing three full circuits. He often says, "I walk ten thousand steps daily and drink plenty of water—my health should be absolutely fine."

However, his recent health checkup results came as a shock. His fasting blood sugar was elevated, bad cholesterol had increased, and his bone density had decreased. Mr. Zhu was confused: "With this much discipline, why did the results turn out this way?"

The doctor's answer made him realize that "after 60, health doesn't depend on effort in just one area, but rather on comprehensive systemic behavior."

Many people believe the secret to longevity is simply "exercise and drink lots of water." While important, neglecting sleep quality, proper nutrition, chronic disease management, and stress control can lead to disappointing results.

4 Important Overlooked Factors That Determine Senior Health

Medical guidelines, including recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO) and many countries, emphasize that good health comes from holistic care, not just a single behavior.

1. Adequate Protein Intake Is as Important as Exercise Many elderly people worry that "eating too much protein will harm the kidneys," so they reduce consumption of meat, eggs, and dairy. However, after age 60, muscle mass decreases more rapidly. Without sufficient protein, you risk sarcopenia, increasing fall risk and prolonging recovery from illness.

It's recommended to include quality protein at every meal, such as fish, eggs, milk, tofu, or lean meat. For those with chewing difficulties, choose steamed, braised, or boiled foods to soften the texture.

2. Sleep Isn't Just Rest—It Affects Metabolism and Heart Health Many elderly people experience poor sleep quality, waking in the middle of the night, viewing this as normal aging. However, chronic insomnia directly impacts blood pressure, blood sugar levels, and brain function. Sleep is the body's repair process during nighttime hours.

It's recommended to maintain consistent sleep and wake times, avoid tea and coffee in the afternoon, and avoid videos or phones before bed. If you experience insomnia several times weekly for over 3 months, consult a doctor.

3. Chronic Disease Management Requires Monitoring Long-term Trends, Not Just Single Tests A common misconception is that if a single health checkup is normal, you're safe for the entire year. However, the risk of hypertension or diabetes often lies hidden in daily fluctuations. What matters is the long-term trend, not any single number.

It's recommended to regularly monitor blood pressure at home, recording both morning and evening readings. Those with blood sugar abnormalities should follow doctor recommendations and bring records for the physician to consider treatment adjustments.

4. Emotions and Social Relationships Are an Overlooked "Health Shield" Retirement or family separation can make elderly people feel isolated. Prolonged loneliness affects the body through the nervous system, hormones, and immunity. Those with good social relationships typically maintain better health.