On July 7, Army Commander's Office spokesperson Maj. Gen. Winthawai Suwaree addressed Cambodia's defense ministry statement from July 5 regarding an explosion near Tam Odon village in Udon Thani province that injured four soldiers. Cambodia claimed the incident occurred after a Cambodian patrol encountered a Thai patrol along the barbed wire fence. The Thai military presented three key points: First, Cambodia should report facts accurately rather than blame Thailand without evidence for incidents caused by their own carelessness or indiscipline. Second, Thailand strictly adheres to international rules of engagement, using weapons only as a last resort and only in direct self-defense when under immediate threat. Third, Thailand called on Cambodia to end spreading distorted news and false accusations, as this damages the peaceful atmosphere and joint efforts to resolve issues between the two countries.

Rotchanachai Chitmeungnon, a celebrated Thai boxer, firmly clarified that he has not abandoned the sport while traveling to compete in the Bangsaen Grand Prix modified pickup truck racing event in Chachoengsao. He disclosed that he has a major fight lined up for October this year. Regarding his participation in truck racing, Chitmeungnon explained that he has allocated time for the activity, which he finds enjoyable. He reflected that everyone wants to engage in fun activities in life, so if something is enjoyable, one should do it without being too serious or becoming overly attached.

Chitmeungnon reaffirmed that his profession is boxing and he remains committed to competing in the ring as before. He mentioned that he already has upcoming matches and urged fans to stay tuned. He plans to return to dedicated training to make a stronger comeback for Thai boxing fans everywhere.

A Chinese man in the central region experienced a detached retina after repeatedly slapping his eye that was twitching, believing the condition signaled bad luck.

In many cultures, eye twitching is considered an ill omen, though different regions have different remedies. In some areas, people make three cross marks around the eye using three fingers as a symbol of the holy trinity. While this method may not work, it's certainly better than violently slapping one's own eye.

According to beliefs in many countries, a left eye twitch indicates good fortune is coming, while a right eye twitch signals misfortune. Unfortunately for Mr. Le from Wuhan, his right eye twitched continuously for several days. Despite trying various treatments, including warm compresses, his anxiety only increased over time.

Eventually, Mr. Le searched online for remedies and found advice recommending eye slapping to stop the twitching. He repeatedly slapped his right eye and surrounding area for three consecutive days. While the twitching finally stopped, a more serious problem soon developed.

Mr. Le noticed his field of vision had become severely narrowed, with sight only directly ahead while peripheral vision on both sides had nearly disappeared. After hearing about his unusual treatment method, doctors diagnosed him with retinal detachment and rushed him into emergency surgery. He eventually regained his vision, and doctors expect a full recovery.

Trang — Nearly 30 shrimp farmers representing the Trang Aquaculture Cooperative from five coastal districts submitted formal letters on July 7 at Trang International Airport, addressing them to MPs Kanchana Tangpong and Ekphon Na Phatthalung for delivery to Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva and Deputy Prime Minister Supachai Suthammaphan, the Commerce Minister. The petition included a list of over 260 affected farmers and outlined demands to urgently resolve the shrimp price crisis and high production costs.

The farmers have been requesting relief for two months with little progress. They expressed skepticism about government promises to resume shrimp exports to Malaysia within 30 days, calling such assurances vague and impractical. Farmers face a perfect storm of challenges: rock-bottom shrimp prices, soaring production costs driven by regional instability, high feed and chemical prices, increased energy costs, losses from intermediary traders, and Malaysia's ban on Thai shrimp imports since June 1. Disease outbreaks including white spot and red disease have compounded losses, with about 50 percent of farmers suspending operations over the past two months.

Farmers submitted three concrete demands: First, accelerate Malaysia's resumption of Thai shrimp purchases within 5-10 days to allow inventory liquidation and reduce production costs. Second, develop a long-term industry strategy including nationwide domestic consumption campaigns, seafood markets in every province, fair pricing mechanisms, solar panel subsidies, and reduced production cost measures for feed and energy. Third, designate shrimp farming as a national priority with a sustainable development strategy.

Chareun Yongstar, chairman of the Trang Aquaculture Cooperative, warned that delays only worsen the crisis. He stated farmers would allow the government 5-10 days to respond—aligning with a July 14 deadline—after which coordinated nationwide farmer protests will target Government House if demands remain unaddressed.

Jenny demands the right to live her own life and has announced legal action against anyone who continues to damage her reputation through false claims. A tissue brand owner who is a creditor claimed he couldn't reach Jenny Dud Sod Chuen (another name for Jenny) regarding a house previously mortgaged by Mae Kethu, which was offered for 5.5 million baht but reduced to 4.5 million baht. When the creditor decided to lower the price and reached out, he received no response. This sparked social media speculation and attacks on Jenny. On July 7, 2569 (2026), Jenny posted to clarify the situation and vowed to pursue legal remedies against anyone who defames her or causes her harm. She explained that the house issue arose from her own inquiry about purchasing it back and attempting to negotiate the price due to its high cost, but the owner initially refused to lower it. Later, they agreed to reduce the price as she had requested, but by then Jenny no longer wanted to buy it back for personal reasons she kept private. She firmly denied ever telling anyone to wait for her to purchase the house and stated she never confirmed the sale, transferred a deposit, or discussed it further. Jenny emphasized that her decision not to buy the house back was not her fault. She warned that she will pursue legal action against anyone who continues to mention her name in public statements or media reports.

Daily Horoscope: Lucky And Unlucky Signs Wednesday, July 8, 2569 By Astrologer Bhushipan

Aries (Mesha) You may be tempted to spend money recklessly today, as financial matters weigh on your mind. Be cautious with your behavior, especially around influential people. Joking excessively with colleagues could damage your work, and inappropriate conduct with staff is unwise.

Taurus (Phreutsabha) You may react sharply to criticism of your work. Changes are constant in your workplace. Unexpected benefits may come your way, though old items may break if handled. A senior colleague may offer you genuine friendship and support.

Gemini (Methun) You'll be excited about news concerning your income and benefits. Positive changes regarding adversity are coming, but be very careful with your words as they affect various relationships. Avoid irritability over financial matters and exercise caution with investments.

Cancer (Krokka) Your work will go very well today. Family and close ones will collaborate to complete projects successfully and bring financial gains. Your staff will be praised for their good work, and some may experience financial luck that extends to you. However, loose talk could cause problems, and business dealings may result in losses or inadequate returns.

Leo (Singh) You'll have a narrow escape of good fortune. Local troublemakers may spare you from theft due to past familiarity. Avoid getting too close to overly dominant authority figures, as they may lack respect for anyone. Your romantic partner tends to stick with friends or enjoy outings excessively, causing you frustration.

Virgo (Kan) If you protect others' interests, your own may suffer. However, befriending seniors could be key to your prosperity and greater gains. Your work should have no hidden complications, and be wary of neighborhood disputes that could affect you.

Libra (Tula) You may find some staff drinking and quarreling at work. Sending staff to buy food could result in spoiled items. If staff reside on your property, it could become an entry point for thieves. Senior friends will help your work well, while your partner may not help much with household chores.

Scorpio (Pichik) You have favorable planetary alignment today. Financial problems will ease as you manage money smoothly. Loans from financial institutions may receive satisfactory responses. You'll contemplate new modern ways of earning income and may acquire antique items for worship.

Sagittarius (Thanoo) If you're pursuing further studies or working abroad, good opportunities will arrive soon. You may spend money on Western lifestyle temporarily. Work meetings may be disrupted or canceled, so be very careful with documents and communications.

Capricorn (Mangkorn) You'll face increased work-related stress, such as discovering staff has been careless with expenses, or close associates deceiving you. Communication and negotiations will be frustrating. Family members may bring up past issues, and younger household members may be problematic.