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Weekly Horoscope – Probability Trends for the Week (May 3-9, 2025) Check Your Zodiac Sign for Unexpected Windfalls, High Risk of Conflict, Singles Should Wait

This weekly horoscope by astrologer Setthawut covers zodiac predictions for May 3-9, 2025, providing insights into various signs' fortunes, challenges, and opportunities. The forecast highlights potential windfalls and career advancement for some signs, while cautioning others about partnership conflicts and relationship difficulties. Singles are advised to wait, and multiple signs are warned about high conflict potential and the importance of careful communication.

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Weekly Probability Trends (May 3-9, 2025) by Setthawut

Aries: You'll experience sudden windfalls from distant sources or risky ventures. Rahu's transit through your wealth house enables clever financial maneuvering. Long-distance work travel will succeed, but living expenses abroad are high—maintain balance carefully. Building professional networks will greatly benefit you, though emotional sensitivity may significantly impact your regular work. Maintain patience with daily challenges; if good opportunities arise, transition to new work without gaps.

Taurus: You'll gain formal importance in new positions, which you find acceptable, but work remains unsatisfying due to staff miscommunication or weak performance reviews. International travel may extend unexpectedly or cause sudden changes of mind without proper reason. Avoid criticizing or advising others, however well-intentioned—they'll perceive it as blame. Your current work will be inconsistent. Avoid socializing extensively with senior government officials.

Gemini: You're about to receive benefits from your life management abilities and likely career advancement. A major windfall will follow shortly, though you may work harder. Some work may be rough, especially labor-related or agricultural tasks. Overall, past difficulties will ease considerably. Negotiations will produce good results. Others will seek your advice and achieve excellent outcomes. Old friends will contact you or send gifts. Routine travel this week may bring gains.

Cancer: You'll work enjoyably and pleasantly, earning benefits from your position. Your leader may give you something beautiful and suitable. You may receive jewelry, cosmetics, or artwork—all high-quality items requiring good care. Now isn't appropriate for long-term debt, but handle creditors and debtors with gentleness in both collecting and settling debts, especially workplace debts. You must speak very carefully as conflict risk is high.

Leo: You'll work uncomfortably with partners. Rahu transits your contracts house, creating incredible obstacles and contradictions. Colleagues overly believe others' hearsay, destroying mutual trust. Communication isn't a good solution. Family news may be unfavorable. Approaching elders works well—they typically give more than blame. Agricultural or land property progress may cause frustration, though your finances remain sound. Singles should wait.

Virgo: You'll forget important matters or may experience the beginning of oversights this week.

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Thai Lottery Historical Statistics: May 2 Draw Over 10 Years Shows Double Numbers Have Appeared

Thai lottery historical data for the May 2 drawing over the past decade (2016-2024) reveals winning number patterns and statistics for players to reference. The Government Lottery Office will conduct the official draw for May 2, 2025 at Don Mueang Airport in Nonthaburi, with lottery enthusiasts using traditional divination methods to predict lucky numbers.

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Thai lottery numbers drawn on May 2 show interesting historical patterns over the past decade (2016-2024), with some double numbers appearing in previous draws. The Government Lottery Office will conduct the May 2, 2025 draw at the prize drawing center at Don Mueang Airport in Nonthaburi Province. Historical records from May 2 draws over ten years (2016-2024) reveal winning numbers and patterns, including instances of repeated digits. Key results include: May 2, 2024 - First Prize 213388, Front 3-digit 116/826, Back 3-digit 167/662, Back 2-digit 06; May 2, 2023 - First Prize 980116, Front 3-digit 104/763, Back 3-digit 634/833, Back 2-digit 17; May 2, 2022 - First Prize 843019, Front 3-digit 500/780, Back 3-digit 187/269, Back 2-digit 65; and continuing back through May 2, 2016 (First Prize 399459, Front 3-digit 238/403, Back 3-digit 046/671, Back 2-digit 02). The article also features predictions from fortune tellers and lottery enthusiasts using various divination methods.

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Lottery Results: Government Lottery Draw for May 2, 2569

The Government Lottery Office announced the official results for the May 2, 2569 draw, with the first prize worth 6 million baht. Additional prizes include second through fifth prizes totaling hundreds of winners across various categories. Lottery enthusiasts can check all winning numbers and prize amounts in the complete results listed above.

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Check the latest government lottery results for the May 2, 2569 draw. View all prize categories live as they're announced.

First Prize: 6,000,000 baht

Prizes adjacent to First Prize: 2 prizes of 100,000 baht each

First 3 Digits: 2 prizes of 4,000 baht each

Last 3 Digits: 2 prizes of 4,000 baht each

Last 2 Digits: 1 prize of 2,000 baht

Second Prize: 5 prizes of 200,000 baht each

Third Prize: 10 prizes of 80,000 baht each

Fourth Prize: 50 prizes of 40,000 baht each

Fifth Prize: 100 prizes of 20,000 baht each

Source: Government Lottery Office News Team | May 2, 2569

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Gold Prices Today, May 2, 2026: Gold Traders Association Announces Strong Market Opening

Thailand's gold market opened with a strong surge on May 2, 2026, with ornamental gold prices jumping 500 baht per gram to 71,850 baht per gram. The Gold Traders Association reported that gold bars were trading at 70,850 baht per gram for purchases and 71,050 baht per gram for sales. Industry experts are predicting further gains in the coming days, with prices potentially exceeding 80,000 baht per gram.

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Gold prices on May 2, 2026 opened with strong gains according to the Gold Traders Association. Ornamental gold (96.5% purity) opened 500 baht per gram higher compared to May 1's closing price, with selling prices at 71,850 baht per gram. Gold bars are currently trading at 70,850 baht per gram for buying and 71,050 baht per gram for selling according to the first announcement. For ornamental gold, the buying price stands at 69,432.80 baht per gram with selling prices at 71,850 baht per gram. Global gold spot prices are trading at 4,616.50 USD per ounce. Today's gold prices show strong upward momentum, with some traders predicting further gains of 1,000-2,000 baht per gram, potentially breaking through the 80,000 baht mark.

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Entertainment Spotlight – 'Mike' Views Life Like Ocean Waves, Dusting Off Old Mindset and Starting Fresh in China

After 20+ years in Thailand's entertainment industry, singer-actor Mike Pirat Nitipaisalkul is pivoting to China's market while reflecting on his journey from shy child star to navigating career volatility and personal growth.

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After more than 20 years in Thailand's entertainment industry, 37-year-old singer and actor 'Mike' Pirat Nitipaisalkul has weathered intense ups and downs, ultimately deciding to break into China's entertainment market. Today, he opens up about his life journey.

★ You became famous as a child. Did life feel difficult back then? Mike: "It was just typical teenage years. When I started getting famous, I didn't think much about it. I'd hang out and play with different friends, but I didn't really go out much to experience life because I've been introverted since childhood."

★ Has being introverted affected your career as an artist or actor? Mike: "It has. Back then, I was a duo artist with my older brother Gol (Pichaya) under the name Golf-Mike. My brother is completely different—he's an extrovert, easy to approach. But I'm an introvert with a voice in my head constantly saying 'don't bother people, don't talk.' Yet I'd still smile. As I grew older, I shifted from introvert to extrovert, but there's still that introvert inside. Right now I'm trying to adjust to being more extroverted."

★ What made you feel the need to change? Mike: "Nothing specific. I just woke up one day and felt like I wanted to be an extrovert. There's no harm in trying it. Being introverted my whole life would be boring. I wanted to try being extroverted, going outside, meeting people, seeing different perspectives of the world. Why stay stuck in my own world?"

★ Is life like a roller coaster for you? Mike: "Actually, my life is more like a roller coaster. The ups are slow, but the downs are fast. Usually when I fall, I fall hard—no gentle descent. It's like a roller coaster wave that's pretty wild. Now it feels like I'm controlling the speed, so it's smoother. Before, it was rapid ups and downs—a good rush. I've been through so much volatility that I'm used to these heights. When I go up, I prepare for the fall. When I fall, I prepare to rise. I think in both directions simultaneously."

★ How did you feel during your first major fall? Mike: "Honestly, I was stronger back then. As a kid, I thought less. Now I'm trying to reclaim that old version of myself because that mindset saved me. It was a mindset of belief, resilience, never giving up—very positive. When hitting a dead end, you just turn left or right. Why stay stuck? If this country or that country doesn't accept me, it's fine. I'll find another way. I still had that logic back then, and it developed as I aged. People said my career was finished, that I needed to do something else. But I still believed in myself and kept going. Eventually things got better and exceeded what came before. When it dropped, the next rise was higher. It's like a stock graph. If you learn to navigate it and stay with it, when you're high, just stay humble. Don't think you're superior.

I've passed that phase of thinking I was too high to care about anything else. We've been through ups and downs many times. We know how to adjust next time. I see life in entertainment like ocean waves. When waves are calm, we prepare for the next big wave. We catch the wave from its crest and ride it continuously upward."

★ What makes you feel entertainment is right for you? Mike: "This industry has never been just about [content cut off]"

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Entertainment Sunday Special – 'Trai' Praphapat's Massive Popularity Surge in a Decade Becomes an Unexpected Blessing

Actor Trai Praphapat surged to unexpected fame playing Phran Areht in the historical drama "Hongsa Wadi: The Last Duel," describing the sudden popularity as a reward after a decade of quiet work in acting.

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An overwhelming wave of popularity has swept over talented actor 'Trai' Praphapat Srikhojrdeecha for his role as 'Phran Areht' in the epic historical series "Hongsa Wadi: The Last Duel" on Channel 31. The actor shared his thoughts on the unexpected fame, personal growth, and how he nearly considered giving up acting.

When asked about the massive response to his character, Trai expressed gratitude: "I'm truly thankful that everyone has come to support us in Hongsa Wadi. Thank you to all of you who love me in the role of Phran Areht. Thank you to Channel 31 executives for giving me this incredible opportunity. This is the highest honor of my life."

Regarding whether he anticipated such positive feedback, Trai revealed: "Not at all. As I grew older, I stopped having expectations about my work because disappointment would hurt too much. Instead, I focus on doing my absolute best with every opportunity I receive. Before filming, I trained intensely—fitness, martial training, horseback riding, sword fighting—everything from scratch. I even studied ancient Thai language and pronunciation to truly understand the character's heart."

Describing the intensity of his newfound fame, Trai said: "My face is everywhere on apps now. I'm not used to it. Friends tell me they see my face all day. People quote his line 'Mang Chi Chawa Fang Kha' to me constantly—at the market, convenience stores, gas stations. They call out 'Phran Areht' everywhere. I'm not comfortable with constant attention, though I'm more suited to acting in dramas than dealing with real-life fame. Even meeting fans in person makes me shy."

He also described his awkward moment at the fan club gathering at Grammy Building: "I wasn't myself at all. But even though public appearances aren't my strength, I realize it brings joy and entertainment to my fans. I've learned that in 10 years of acting, I never had to deal with things like fan chants and special gestures. My castmates like Obeey, Pingping, Puma, and In taught me everything. I admit I wasn't prepared for this level of social media engagement."

When asked if he's ready to engage with fans, Trai responded: "I see so much fan service happening. It's about giving them happiness. If you want something, you must give it first."

Reflecting on the dramatic shift from his previous career, Trai noted: "This is completely different from my acting work before. I don't have to do fan gestures or appear at photo booths—just be myself. But now I need to adapt and evolve with the times. After exactly ten years, I've encountered this fan phenomenon."

When asked if this is a gift, Trai corrected: "I'd say it's more like a reward—an unexpected reward I never anticipated. Truthfully, when so many people approach me on the street, I feel awkward. But seeing myself in social media and experiencing things I never encountered in 10 years of acting, it feels like validation that I'm on the right path in my career."

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Italy Evacuates 3,000 People as Fierce Winds Fuel Massive Wildfires, Destroying 5,000 Acres

A massive wildfire driven by fierce winds has forced Italian authorities to evacuate 3,000 residents from central Tuscany, destroying over 5,000 acres of forest near Lucca and Pisa since Tuesday.

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Italian firefighters are intensifying efforts to combat a major wildfire in Tuscany in central Italy after it sparked and spread continuously over several days driven by strong winds, forcing authorities to evacuate approximately 3,000 people from danger zones. The fire, which began on Tuesday April 28th and has ravaged forests on Mount Faeta spanning between Lucca and Pisa provinces, has already consumed over 800 hectares or roughly 5,000 acres of land. Eugenio Giani, president of the Tuscany region, stated that overnight strong winds caused the fire to spread rapidly, necessitating the precautionary evacuation of residents. The Italian fire department deployed three Canadair water-bombing aircraft, which can scoop water from lakes, rivers, or seas to drop on fires, to support ground crews. Fabio Barsanti, deputy mayor of Lucca, emphasized that the fire remains highly active and while all efforts are being made to contain its perimeter as much as possible, officials cannot ease their vigilance or make firm predictions because the situation depends entirely on wind conditions.

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Meteorological Department: Scorching Heat Exceeds 40°C Today with Thunderstorms and Strong Winds Affecting 50 Provinces

Thailand's Meteorological Department warns of extreme heat exceeding 40°C today across 50 provinces, including Bangkok, with thunderstorms and strong winds expected in scattered areas. The northern and central regions will experience the most extreme heat, while the southern regions face a 30% chance of thunderstorms. Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities and take precautions against dangerous weather conditions.

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The Thai Meteorological Department reports today's weather shows rising temperatures exceeding 40°C, with thunderstorms and strong winds affecting 50 provinces, including the Bangkok metropolitan area.

As of May 2, 2569, the Meteorological Department forecasts that over the next 24 hours, rainfall in northern Thailand will decrease, though thunderstorms and strong wind gusts will still occur in scattered locations with rising overall temperatures. Daytime conditions will be hot, with extremely hot weather in some areas of the northern and central regions, as a weakening high-pressure system from China influences the northeast and South China Sea, while southwesterly and southeasterly winds cover northern Thailand.

The public is urged to protect their health by avoiding prolonged work or outdoor activities in the open sun, and to remain cautious of dangers from thunderstorms and strong winds that may occur in certain areas.

The southern region will experience scattered thunderstorms due to easterly and southeasterly winds covering the Gulf of Thailand, southern regions, and the Andaman Sea.

Regarding dust and haze levels, northern Thailand currently shows good to moderate particulate accumulation due to scattered rainfall in some areas.

Detailed 24-hour forecast (today 06:00 to tomorrow 06:00):

Northern Region: Hot daytime conditions with extreme heat in some areas. Thunderstorms in 10% of the area with strong gusts in places, mainly in Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Lampang, Phayao, Nan, Tak, and Phetchabun provinces. Minimum temperature 22-25°C, maximum 35-40°C. Southwesterly winds at 5-15 km/h.

Northeastern Region: Hot daytime conditions with thunderstorms in 10% of the area and strong gusts in places, mainly in Nong Khai, Bueng Kan, Nong Bua Lamphu, Udon Thani, Sakon Nakhon, Nakhon Phanom, Chaiyaphum, Khon Kaen, Kalasin, Mukdahan, Roi Et, Yasothon, Amnat Charoen, and Nakhon Ratchasima provinces. Minimum temperature 22-25°C, maximum 34-39°C. Southeasterly winds at 10-15 km/h.

Central Region: Hot daytime conditions with extreme heat in some areas. Thunderstorms in 10% of the area with strong gusts in places, mainly in Kanchanaburi, Lopburi, Saraburi, Suphan Buri, Ratchaburi, Samut Songkhram, Samut Sakhon, Nakhon Pathom, and Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya provinces. Minimum temperature 22-25°C, maximum 38-40°C. Southerly winds at 10-15 km/h.

Eastern Region: Hot daytime conditions with thunderstorms in 20% of the area and strong gusts in places, mainly in Nakhon Nayok, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Sakaeo, Chachoengsao, Chon Buri, Rayong, Chanthaburi, and Trat provinces. Minimum temperature 24-27°C, maximum 35-38°C. Southerly winds at 15-30 km/h. Seas approximately 1 meter high; over 2 meters during thunderstorms.

Southern Region (East Coast): Hot daytime conditions with thunderstorms in 30% of the area, mainly in Surat Thani, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Phatthalung, Songkhla, Yala, and Narathiwat provinces. Minimum temperature 23-27°C, maximum 32-38°C. Southeasterly winds at 15-30 km/h. Seas approximately 1 meter high; over 2 meters during thunderstorms.

Southern Region (West Coast): Hot daytime conditions with thunderstorms in 30% of the area, mainly in Phang Nga, Phuket, Krabi, Trang, and Satun provinces. Minimum temperature 24-26°C, maximum 33-35°C. Easterly winds.

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Fuel Prices Today, May 2, 2026: Saturday Morning Fuel Price Update and Station Comparisons

Thailand's fuel prices as of Saturday morning, May 2, 2026, show consistent pricing across major fuel station chains, with standard Gasohol 95 priced at 43.30-43.80 baht per liter. The Energy Policy and Planning Office released detailed price comparisons for all fuel grades including premium options and diesel variants across PTT, Bangchak, PT, Caltex, and Shell stations.

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Saturday, May 2, 2026 - The Energy Policy and Planning Office (EPPO) under the Ministry of Energy has released fuel price updates for today across five major service stations: PTT, Bangchak, PT, Caltex, and Shell.

PTT Station: Gasohol 95: 43.30 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 36.30 baht/liter Gasohol E85: 32.24 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 42.93 baht/liter Gasohol 95 Premium: 52.39 baht/liter Benzin 95: 52.89 baht/liter Diesel: 40.80 baht/liter Diesel B20: 33.80 baht/liter Diesel Premium: 62.10 baht/liter

Bangchak Station: Gasohol 95: 43.30 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 36.30 baht/liter Gasohol E85: 32.24 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 42.93 baht/liter Gasohol 95 Premium: 56.04 baht/liter Diesel: 40.80 baht/liter Diesel B20: 33.80 baht/liter Diesel Premium: 62.10 baht/liter

PT Station: Gasohol 95: 43.30 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 36.30 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 42.93 baht/liter Benzin 95: 53.39 baht/liter Diesel: 40.80 baht/liter Diesel B20: 33.80 baht/liter

Shell Station: Gasohol 95: 43.80 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 36.80 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 43.18 baht/liter Gasohol 95 Premium: 49.84 baht/liter Diesel: 40.80 baht/liter Diesel Premium: 49.84 baht/liter

Caltex Station: Gasohol 95: 43.30 baht/liter Gasohol E20: 36.30 baht/liter Gasohol 91: 42.93 baht/liter Benzin 95: 56.01 baht/liter Diesel: 40.80 baht/liter Diesel Premium: 62.10 baht/liter

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Five PERSES Members Reinvent Their Image with New Single "Turn Me On" Featuring Tobii

Five PERSES members unveiled their comeback single "Turn Me On" featuring artist Tobii at CentralWorld today, marking their return with a bold new image embracing groovy Afro Beats influences and challenging choreography.

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Five PERSES members—led by Jang Vikr, Ne Niran, Kritin Sorsungnoen, Palm Piriwitch, and Pluggy Thrakorn from G'NEST—are making a triumphant return to the stage with a complete image overhaul. They unveiled their new single "Turn Me On" with an energetic party theme at the PERSES Comeback Stage event today (May 1, 2026) at Outdoor Space Square B, CentralWorld. The music video, which just dropped, features a collaboration with artist Tobii, adding a fresh dimension to the track.

The group expressed genuine excitement about their comeback after a hiatus from releasing new music. The new single represents a significant departure from their previous work, embracing a groovy, smooth aesthetic with Afro Beats influences—a style favored by collaborator Tobii. The choreography proved challenging for some members, requiring them to use unfamiliar muscle groups in ways they hadn't previously explored.

During interviews, members highlighted their enthusiasm for the project. Jang emphasized the song's fresh direction and Tobii's contribution, while Pluggy ranked it among their best work. Ne acknowledged the difficulty of the choreography but appreciated the creative challenge. The performance itself is entirely new, as Kritin noted. The music video was shot in a bar setting featuring members from the broader G'NEST family, with themes of flirtation and romance throughout.

Working with Tobii proved seamless, with members praising his professionalism and accessibility. Pluggy remarked that Tobii brought such intensity to the set that the crew had to encourage him to dial it back slightly. As for expectations moving forward, the group hopes "Turn Me On" becomes a hit that inspires listeners to dance along. When asked about future plans for 2026, members indicated plans are still being finalized but updates will come soon.

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Vietnam Rushes Investigation as 60 People Fall Ill from Food Poisoning After Buying Bread from Same Bakery

Sixty people have been hospitalized with food poisoning in Vietnam's Quang Tri Province after eating bread from a bakery in Tan Lap Commune, with most victims being students aged 11-15. Dr. Nguyen Viet Duc from Huong Hoa District Hospital confirmed the outbreak occurred between April 29 and May 1, with patients experiencing fever, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and fatigue. Local authorities have launched an emergency investigation, collecting samples from the bakery and coordinating with health and police agencies to prevent further cases.

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Vietnam is accelerating its investigation into a food poisoning outbreak. According to reports from May 2, dozens of people have been hospitalized with suspected food poisoning in Quang Tri Province in central Vietnam after consuming bread purchased from a bakery in Tan Son Hamlet, Tan Lap Commune. Dr. Nguyen Viet Duc, director of Huong Hoa District Hospital, revealed that 60 food poisoning patients have been admitted for treatment between April 29 and May 1. Most victims are students aged 11-15 years old, with the youngest patient being 4 years old and the oldest 46 years old. The hospital reported that patients received intravenous fluids, oral rehydration solutions, antibiotics, and intensive treatment. All patients are now stable, though many continue to experience fever, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and fatigue. Local authorities have called an emergency meeting and ordered relevant agencies to accelerate the investigation. Health inspection teams have collected samples from suspected locations and cordoned off affected areas. Coordination with police and public health agencies is ongoing to maintain order, and schools are working to assess the situation and check for suspected cases among at-risk student groups.

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