At 10:30 a.m. on April 27, 2025, at Parliament, Senator Noraseth Prachayakorn, chairman of the Senate Committee on Political Development, Public Participation, Human Rights, Freedoms, and Consumer Protection, announced plans to submit a motion to the Senate asking the government to reconsider proceeding with the Land Bridge project. He cited concerns that the massive infrastructure project requires substantial budget allocation and carries significant environmental impacts, yet the government continues to rush its implementation despite incomplete environmental and health impact assessments (EHIA) for both the Ranong and Chumphon port facilities.

Noraseth criticized Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Pipat Ratchakitprakarn for pushing the project forward too hastily, noting that environmental impact assessments (EIA) for the dual railway and motorway components remain ongoing. He warned that expediting the process risks reducing EIA and EHIA assessments to mere procedural formalities.

The senator also highlighted ongoing public debate about the project's economic viability. According to the National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC), the project lacks economic justification. Multiple maritime experts have questioned whether any shipping companies would actually utilize two ports requiring cargo transfers via rail between them. When government spokesperson refuted such concerns, suggesting the public lacked complete information, Noraseth countered by asking whether the government had failed to establish open learning and public participation processes. He pointed out that the Senate committee invited relevant agencies to explain why EHIA reports—which should be public documents—were not being disclosed, only to receive excuses about personal data protection laws, despite the Information Commission previously ruling these reports should be released as matters of public interest.

Noraseth raised suspicions about whether the project is being driven by National Council for Peace and Order Order No. 9/2559, which allows expedited infrastructure procurement even while EIA and EHIA assessments are pending. He questioned whether the government is rushing to enact the SEC bill to further accelerate the Land Bridge process, potentially allowing committees to waive multiple legal requirements and fast-track environmental assessments.

"I must ask the government: is it truly necessary to rush a massive project requiring one trillion baht in funding that will significantly impact the southern region's environment, particularly coastal reclamation in Ranong and Chumphon, mountain blasting for motorways and railways in Thailand's agricultural heartland?" Noraseth stated.

Mohamed Salah, Liverpool's key attacking player, may not play for the Reds again after suffering a hamstring injury that could sideline him for the remainder of the season. Salah was substituted in the 60th minute during Liverpool's 3-1 victory over Brentford in the Premier League on April 27. The 33-year-old striker had previously announced he would leave Liverpool at the end of this season, marking the end of his nine-year tenure with the club. Although Liverpool has not officially announced details about Salah's injury status, Egypt's national team director Ibrahim Hassan stated that the player has now finished his time with the Reds, despite four league matches remaining. "He suffered a torn hamstring and will require four weeks of treatment," Hassan told Reuters. However, Hassan expressed confidence that Salah will be fit in time to help Egypt in the 2026 World Cup qualifying rounds in June.

A major planetary shift opens the destiny of four zodiac signs: Get ready to join the wealthy elite. From now on, large sums of money will pour in from every direction. Here are the details for each zodiac sign:

The four zodiac signs preparing to become wealthy are: Dragon, Cancer, Virgo, and Gemini.

For these four zodiac signs, the auspicious planetary shift occurs on April 28, 2569 (2026). This is the peak of good fortune. Dragon, Cancer, Virgo, and Gemini—prepare to welcome large fortunes because this powerful divine planetary shift opens the path to wealth beyond your wildest dreams.

If you've struggled and barely survived on scraps, or faced obstacles in everything you do, prepare to say goodbye to your bad luck. From now on, large sums of money will flow toward you from all directions.

Dragon Sign: You've fought so hard that life almost defeated you, but this planetary shift will help lift you out of hardship. Your luck will skyrocket. What once brought misfortune will now bring fortune. Whatever you touch turns to gold and silver. Prepare to clear your debts and finally live like a wealthy person.

Cancer Sign: Prepare yourself. Until now, it felt like you were carrying the world alone and exhausted. Things never went well, but from here on, the planetary shift will shower you with blessings. Projects that were stuck will flow smoothly. Money and wealth will pour in without stopping. Get ready to ascend to your new throne as a wealthy person.

Virgo Sign: You disciplined and hardworking ones have struggled so much that your bank accounts never budged. But this planetary shift will open wealth to you beyond limits. What once was difficult will become comfortable. Everything you do will succeed. You'll receive major blessings—new houses and new cars will come like miracles.

Gemini Sign: Your words are golden now. During this period, everything you say turns into money and gold. This planetary shift will make you irresistible, with everyone wanting to give you money. Your past investments will bear fruit so abundantly you won't be able to spend it all. Prepare to receive massive fortunes.

A chicken rice vendor jumped for his life after a pickup truck carrying construction workers collided with a sedan before crashing into his shop, destroying goods and merchandise.

On April 27, 2025, Police Lieutenant Saiyan Phupannana from Phra Samut Chedi Police Station received a report of an accident involving a pickup truck colliding with a sedan before striking a chicken rice shop, causing severe damage near Wat Lam Fa Pa intersection in Nai Khlong Bang Pla Kod Subdistrict, Phra Samut Chedi District, Samut Prakan Province. Officers and Ruam Katanyu Foundation staff proceeded to investigate.

The accident occurred on Soi Wat Lam Fa Pa, a four-lane road with opposing traffic. At the intersection leading away from the soi, a green Suzuki sedan was found extensively damaged along the right side from the rear door to the front door near the chicken rice shop entrance.

A black Isuzu D-Max pickup truck was found crashed against a water dispenser and a chicken rice cart, severely damaged. Bowls, plates, dishes, and utensils were scattered across the ground. Fortunately, no one was injured or killed.

Warin Simsee, 54, the shop owner, recounted that his shop normally opens at 6 a.m. daily, but was closed that day due to exhaustion from Songkran festivities. While preparing the shop to reopen the next day, he heard loud tire-screeching sounds. He looked up to see the sedan turning into the soi while the pickup truck attempted to overtake, resulting in a violent collision. The pickup truck then crashed forcefully into his shop. Sensing danger, he quickly jumped out and barely escaped with his life. He was grateful the shop was closed that day; otherwise, someone might have been injured or killed.

When questioned, Chaiyawat, 54, the pickup truck driver, claimed he was transporting seven construction workers to a work site in Ban Khlong Suan Subdistrict. After leaving his residence near Wat Lam Soi, the sedan ahead slowed down without signaling a turn. He attempted to move right but was unaware the sedan was turning, resulting in a severe collision. The pickup truck then lost control and crashed into the chicken rice shop. Fortunately, none of the seven construction workers sustained injuries.

Police documented the scene and recorded preliminary notes before summoning both drivers and the shop owner for further questioning at the police station and legal proceedings.

A passenger who ordered a ride through a ride-sharing app received a safety helmet in deplorable condition from the driver, prompting criticism of the service quality. A Facebook user posted photos of the filthy helmet provided by a driver in the consumer group "We Are Consumers," along with a message stating: "I took a ride this morning and got a helmet like this. I'm asking the ride-app drivers to please take better care of passenger helmets. Who would be brave enough to wear this?" The post generated numerous critical comments, with users condemning the driver's negligence and lack of regard for customer safety helmets. Commenters expressed concerns such as: "The condition doesn't match professional service," "Did this come from a garbage pile?" "Report this and give it one star, and ask them to replace the helmet," "Show some care for your own profession," and "This photo smells bad—where did they even get this from?"

On April 27, 2026, Srisuwan Janthip, leader of the Ruam Chart Ruam Din organization, filed a petition with the Ombudsman requesting that the matter be forwarded to the Constitutional Court to rule whether the National Anti-Corruption Commission's (NACC) decision regarding Saksiam Chidchob—finding he did not intentionally file false asset declarations in violation of Article 211(4) of the Constitution—contradicts the court's interpretation.

The petition follows the Constitutional Court's January 17, 2023 ruling (Decision 1/2566) that Saksiam maintained partnership stakes and continued to hold shares and own Buri Charoen Construction Company, and was involved in managing its shares and operations—conduct prohibited under Article 187 of the Constitution and the Ministers' Asset Disposition Act B.E. 2543, Section 4(1). This resulted in his ministerial status being terminated under Article 170(1)(5) of the Constitution.

Srisuwan stated that after receiving the Constitutional Court's decision, he filed a complaint with the NACC on January 19, 2023, requesting investigation into whether Saksiam exhibited unusual wealth accumulation, asset concealment, corruption, or serious ethical violations. On September 8, 2025, the NACC ruled that Saksiam did not intentionally file false asset declarations but did not publicize the decision until April 23, 2026. Srisuwan claims the NACC's statement contains numerous contradictions that directly conflict with the Constitutional Court's 2023 ruling.

Srisuwan subsequently petitioned the Ombudsman to refer the matter to the Constitutional Court to determine whether the NACC's decision violates Article 211(4) of the Constitution, or alternatively to the Administrative Court for investigation and judgment.