Police

Two Rayong Men Arrested with 400,000 Methamphetamine Pills After Evading Sobriety Checkpoint

Two Rayong men were arrested after evading a Bangkok sobriety checkpoint with 400,000 methamphetamine pills hidden in their truck during an early morning traffic stop.

10 May Khaosod

On May 9, 2026, at approximately 2:30 a.m., traffic police conducted a sobriety checkpoint near Soi Rama Intra 60 in Bangkok's Kannayao District. Officers observed a white Mitsubishi Triton pickup truck approaching the checkpoint before suddenly pulling into a residential entrance on Rama Intra Road. Two men exited the vehicle and walked away quickly, prompting officers to pursue and apprehend them.

The suspects, identified as Anuchit (surname withheld), 44, and Chanakan (surname withheld), 33, both from Rayong Province, were brought back to the truck for investigation. Police discovered mobile phones, identification cards, and two old brown sacks containing methamphetamine pills hidden in the truck bed covered with canvas. Initial examination revealed 40 packages, totaling approximately 400,000 pills.

Upon questioning, both suspects admitted to collecting the drugs from Bang Pa-in District in Ayutthaya Province on behalf of an employer and were to deliver them to Rayong for 40,000 baht each upon completion. They confessed to recent drug use as well.

Anuchit was charged with drug distribution with intent to sell and cause public harm, drug possession for personal use, and driving under the influence of drugs. Chanakan faced identical charges for drug distribution and possession. The seized items included the white Mitsubishi Triton pickup truck bearing Rayong plates and one set of keys.

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Police

Famous Spiritual Healer Appears Before Police; Crime Suppression Division Searches Premises, Collects Evidence and Seizes Clothing for Investigation

Police searched a spiritual healer's home in Lamphun Province on a court warrant, seizing clothing and documents as evidence in an ongoing investigation.

10 May Khaosod

Police from the Crime Suppression Division executed a court-issued search warrant at the residence of a famous spiritual healer in Pa Sang District, Lamphun Province on May 9th, with his attorney present as a witness. Deputy Police Colonel Eaksit Pansita, Unit 4 commander, explained that the search was conducted to collect documentary evidence from the incident location for thorough investigation, and that today's operation was strictly a search warrant execution with nothing more. The collected evidence, including clothing, CCTV data storage boxes, documents, and other materials, were documented according to legal procedures before being sent to Unit 4 for forensic examination. Later that evening at 8:15 PM on May 9th, the spiritual healer arrived at Pa Sang Police Station with his students to sign documents acknowledging the seized and confiscated items. When reporters attempted to ask why he received a summons or other questions, the healer declined to answer and immediately went inside to meet with officers.

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National

Entertainment – Sky and Nani Captivate Audiences at WU: The Fate Begins Launch Event

GMMTV stars Sky and Nani captivated fans at the "WU: The Fate Begins" launch event in Bangkok, performing songs and discussing the intensive production work behind their new series premiering Tuesday nights on GMM25.

10 May Khaosod

GMMTV held the "WU: The Fate Begins" event at CentralwOrld PULSE Hall on the 7th floor, giving fans an exclusive first look at the series "WU" starring Sky Wongravee Nanteethorn and Nani Hiranyakrit Changkhram. The event opened with a special performance of the series theme song "Destiny" by the trio FLIO—Louis Thanawit, Ford Aranyut, and Fluke Nattanon—setting an energetic atmosphere for attendees.

Sky delivered a captivating vocal performance with "Last Twilight," while Nani raised the temperature with "Numb." Host Gotchi Tatchakorn then invited the two leads and director Wasutep Ketupeach to discuss the intensive behind-the-scenes work that went into creating this high-quality series, including language training and rigorous action choreography.

Audiences were further entertained by special moments showcasing the chemistry between the co-stars, featuring improvised scenes that drew laughter and smiles from fans. The highlight came with the premiere screening of the first episode. The event concluded with both actors performing "Destined," where they thanked fans and urged them to follow the characters' journey in the series.

Watch "WU" every Tuesday at 8:30 PM on GMM25, with episodes available for streaming on VIU at 9:30 PM.

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Police

Tragic Footage: Mercedes Swerves to Avoid Sedan, Crashes into Motorcycle; Wife Killed, Husband Critically Injured

A Mercedes swerved to avoid another sedan at a Ratchaburi intersection on May 9, striking a motorcycle and killing a 47-year-old woman while critically injuring her husband after they left a market.

10 May Khaosod

At 6:30 PM on May 9, 2025, police received a report of a Mercedes colliding with a motorcycle that left one person dead and another injured. The accident occurred at an intersection near Khao Chagum Market in Photharam District, Ratchaburi Province. Officers from Khao Din Police Station, medical personnel from Photharam Hospital, and rescue workers from Sawang Ratchaburi Foundation arrived at the scene to find a white Mercedes with severe damage to its front left side. The driver, Ms. Punnapha (surname withheld), remained at the scene waiting for police. Nearby, authorities discovered the body of Ms. Somkid (surname withheld), 47, with a broken neck, arms, and legs.

Mr. Dokmai (surname withheld), 51, the victim's husband, suffered critical injuries and was rushed to the hospital. The motorcycle, a green Honda Wave, was found about 100 meters away with severe rear-end damage.

CCTV footage revealed that the couple was crossing the street after leaving the market when the white Mercedes, traveling from Photharam toward Nong Tak Yai in Kanchanaburi Province, attempted to swerve to avoid another sedan. The Mercedes driver failed to see the motorcycle and struck it with force, throwing the bike over 100 meters away.

Police will conduct further investigation and charge the Mercedes driver with reckless driving causing injury and death. Authorities are also tracking down the white sedan that obscured the motorcycle driver's view during the crossing.

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National

People Plus Program Offers 4,000 Baht: Know the Details Before Registering, Eligibility Conditions and What You Can Buy

Thailand's People Plus program offers eligible citizens 4,000 baht distributed over four months, with the government funding 60 percent and participants contributing 40 percent. Registration begins May 25, 2025, with benefits disbursed via the Pao Tang app from June through September. The program has clear restrictions on prohibited items like alcohol and cigarettes while allowing purchases at approved merchants including restaurants and essential goods shops.

10 May Khaosod

The People Plus program, or Thailand Helps Thailand Plus, has unveiled full details on cash distribution to the public, split 60 percent from the government and 40 percent from citizens. Registration opens Monday, May 25, 2025, accommodating 30 million benefit recipients, with benefits beginning June 1, 2025.

The Thailand Helps Thailand Plus program consists of two phases:

Phase 1 (June-July 2025): 2,000 baht total (1,000 baht per month)

State welfare card holders (approximately 13.25 million people) will receive an additional 700 baht on top of their existing 300 baht, totaling 1,000 baht monthly for two months with no matching contribution required and immediate spending availability.

Phase 2 (August-September 2025): 2,000 baht total (1,000 baht per month)

Program participants receive an additional 1,000 baht monthly for two months, totaling 2,000 baht. State welfare card holders must meet new registration criteria, proving annual income below 100,000 baht to receive 300 baht personally plus 700 baht government supplement, totaling 1,000 baht monthly for two months (2,000 baht total).

Program Eligibility Requirements: - Age 18 and above - 30 million benefits available - 4,000 baht total benefit - Government funds 60 percent, citizens fund 40 percent - Monthly disbursement of 1,000 baht - Four-month total benefit period

Registration and Usage Timeline: - Registration: May 25, 2025 - Benefits active: June 1 - September 30, 2025 via the Pao Tang app

Government Cabinet approval pending (May 19, 2025) System registration opens May 25, 2025 Money transfers to Pao Tang app June 1, 2025, available for spending June-September 2025

Approved and Prohibited Items:

Allowed purchases include regular restaurants and beverages, essential goods shops, general merchandise, and similar items.

Prohibited items include government lottery tickets, alcoholic beverages, beer, cigarettes, fuel and petroleum products, and similar items.

State welfare cards can be linked with People Plus partner merchants. Discounted goods are available through Blue Flag shops or the Commerce Ministry's Thailand Helps Thailand program.

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National

Khatha Chinbanchorn Reveals Three Zodiac Signs Experiencing Peak Fortune After Mars Enters Aries on May 12

Renowned astrologer Khatha Chinbanchorn has identified three zodiac signs—Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius—that will experience exceptional fortune following Mars's entry into Aries on May 12, 2026. These signs are particularly favored for new business ventures, competitions, and strategic decision-making, with positive influences extending to travel, education, and investments. The astrologer also recommends a specific mantra dedicated to Mars to enhance the favorable cosmic energies.

10 May Khaosod

Astrologer Khatha Chinbanchorn has revealed predictions for three zodiac signs experiencing peak fortune after Mars enters Aries on May 12, 2026 at 3:58 AM. The three fortunate signs are ideally positioned for starting new projects, engaging in competitions, and making quick decisions with a higher chance of overcoming obstacles, while travel, education, and strategic investments show promise.

The three zodiac signs benefiting from Mars's entrance are:

Aries - Strong energy, bold and aggressive spirit. Ideal for launching new ventures, competitions, and rapid decision-making with good prospects of overcoming challenges.

Leo - High confidence and expressive nature. Suitable for leadership roles and decisions requiring prominent judgment.

Sagittarius - Travel, education, and strategic investments yield positive results. Strong momentum to push forward with goals.

Khatha Chinbanchorn also recommends a chant to honor the Mars deity: "So ma na ka tha tho" repeated five times, which should be recited according to Tuesday's power (8 recitations).

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National

Fuel Prices Today, May 10, 2026: Sunday Morning Update from 5 Service Stations

Fuel prices across five major Thai service stations remain mostly aligned on May 10, with regular gasohol 95 at 42.45 baht per liter and diesel at 39.95 baht per liter, though premium grades vary slightly by brand.

10 May Khaosod

As of May 10, 2026, the Office of Energy Policy and Planning under the Ministry of Energy has reported current fuel prices across five major service stations: PTT, Bangchak, PT, Caltex, and Shell.

PTT Prices (May 10, 2026): Gasohol 95: 42.45 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 35.45 baht/liter Gasohol E85: 31.39 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 42.08 baht/liter Premium Gasohol 95: 51.54 baht/liter Benzene 95: 52.04 baht/liter Diesel: 39.95 baht/liter Diesel B20: 32.95 baht/liter Premium Diesel: 61.25 baht/liter

Bangchak Prices (May 10, 2026): Gasohol 95: 42.45 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 35.45 baht/liter Gasohol E85: 31.39 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 42.08 baht/liter Premium Gasohol 95: 55.09 baht/liter Diesel: 39.95 baht/liter Diesel B20: 32.95 baht/liter Premium Diesel: 61.25 baht/liter

PT Prices (May 10, 2026): Gasohol 95: 42.45 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 35.45 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 42.08 baht/liter Benzene 95: 52.54 baht/liter Diesel: 39.95 baht/liter Diesel B20: 32.95 baht/liter

Shell Prices (May 10, 2026): Gasohol 95: 42.95 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 35.95 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 42.58 baht/liter Premium Gasohol 95: 49.84 baht/liter Diesel: 39.95 baht/liter Premium Diesel: 49.84 baht/liter

Caltex Prices (May 10, 2026): Gasohol 95: 42.45 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 35.45 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 42.08 baht/liter Benzene 95: 55.06 baht/liter Diesel: 39.95 baht/liter Premium Diesel: 61.25 baht/liter

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National

Hum Opens Up About Father-Son Relationship Lesson: Good Intentions Become an Emotional Wall

Actor Hum Jockmock discusses a four-year estrangement from his father, revealing how good intentions created emotional distance and generational patterns of infidelity on Thai talk show Tee Tai Krua.

10 May Khaosod

Hum and Mix open up about a four-year breakdown in their relationship with their father, explaining how their diverging life paths created distance. M joins the discussion to reveal patterns of infidelity that have been passed down from father to son on the program Tee Tai Krua, airing at 14:15 on Channel 3.

Other television programs: Channel 3 - 14:15 Tee Tai Krua: Hum Jockmock opens up about father-son relationship lessons and four years without speaking to his father.

Channel 7 - 12:50 Mitaraj Throughout Thailand: A-Paeng explores Bang Baan in Ayutthaya province, visiting the hometown of Khun Khanomt and discovering community tourism and conservation attractions.

14:00 Sai Sop Chao Ban: Detectives Jeejee and Sai Sop Newmoustache investigate the spread of counterfeit banks and expose tricks to catch the scammers.

GMM25 - 20:30 Series "Lull Doesn't Like Wine": After Lull and Wine share an intimate night together, both develop feelings for each other. Lull wants to continue the relationship, but Wine refuses to go public, especially at work, proposing they become Friends with Benefits—maintaining only a distant coworker appearance at the office.

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Weather

Thai Meteorological Department: Severe Continuous Rain to Batter Two Regions with 70% Intensity, Full List of Affected Provinces Released

Thailand's meteorological department warns of severe thunderstorms with 70% coverage battering northern and southern regions through May 10, with eight southern provinces facing heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding.

10 May Khaosod

The Thai Meteorological Department issued its 10th weather warning on May 10, 2025, forecasting thunderstorms with 70% coverage in the northern region and heavy rain in some areas due to a high-pressure system and cold air mass from China combined with moisture-laden winds from the Gulf of Thailand and South China Sea. The southern region faces 70% thunderstorm coverage with heavy rainfall in areas including Chumphon, Surat Thani, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung, Songkhla, Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat. Wave heights in the Gulf of Thailand are expected to reach approximately 1 meter, increasing to over 2 meters in thunderstorm areas. The public is urged to avoid outdoor exposure, stay away from large trees, weak structures, and unstable billboards, and to prepare for potential flash flooding and flash floods in hillside and low-lying areas. Farmers should reinforce fruit trees and prepare protective measures for crops and livestock, while fishermen should avoid sailing in thunderstorm areas. Upper Thailand experiences slight dust and haze accumulation as rainfall disperses particulates across the region.

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National

Thailand U-17 Team Eliminated in AFC Championship Group Stage, Misses Ticket to FIFA U-17 World Cup

Thailand's under-17 team was eliminated from the AFC Championship after losing 2-0 to Saudi Arabia, missing qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup.

9 May Khaosod

Thailand's under-17 national team failed to advance after suffering a defeat to Saudi Arabia, finishing with zero points across two matches and crashing out of the AFC Championship Group Stage. This also eliminates them from contention for a spot at the FIFA U-17 World Cup.

The AFC U-17 Championship final tournament is taking place on May 10 at King Abdullah Sports City Hall Stadium. Thailand played their second Group A match against hosts Saudi Arabia, coming off a previous 0-2 loss to Tajikistan, while Saudi Arabia had defeated Myanmar 4-0. Thailand needed at least a draw to keep their knockout hopes alive, while also hoping for Myanmar to beat Tajikistan.

The match turned quickly when Marwan Al-Yami netted for Saudi Arabia as early as the 4th minute, giving the hosts a 1-0 lead. Saudi Arabia sealed the victory with a second goal in the 90+2nd minute from Hassan Alogrush, finishing the match 2-0 in their favor. With this second consecutive loss, Thailand's elimination was confirmed. In the parallel match, Tajikistan narrowly defeated Myanmar 1-0 to secure a perfect six points and a spot in the quarterfinals alongside Saudi Arabia. Thailand and Myanmar are both eliminated from the group stage and will miss the opportunity to qualify for the FIFA U-17 World Cup final tournament in Qatar.

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Thai National Team Faces Tough Draw with Japan, Qatar, and Indonesia in 2027 AFC Asian Cup Finals

Thailand faces Japan, Qatar, and Indonesia in Group F of the 2027 AFC Asian Cup, a challenging draw for coach Anthony Hudson's squad at the tournament finals.

9 May Khaosod

The Thai national team under manager Anthony Hudson faces a difficult challenge after being drawn in Group F with Japan, Qatar, and Indonesia for the 2027 AFC Asian Cup finals. The AFC held the draw ceremony on May 10, with Thailand placed in Pot 3, presenting the possibility of facing some of Asia's strongest teams. Thailand's group placement in Group F with Indonesia, Qatar, and Japan was confirmed. Complete 2027 AFC Asian Cup finals group stage breakdown: Group A: Saudi Arabia (hosts), Oman, Palestine, Kuwait; Group B: Uzbekistan, Jordan, Bahrain, North Korea; Group C: Iran, Syria, China, Kyrgyzstan; Group D: Australia, Iraq, Tajikistan, Singapore; Group E: South Korea, United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, Lebanon or Yemen; Group F: Japan, Qatar, Thailand, Indonesia.

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