A Facebook user posted a safety warning in a local running group alerting female runners about a suspicious incident. During a recent run from Suan Ben to Suan Lum, she noticed a man begin jogging alongside her, maintaining the exact same pace. Initially she thought nothing of it, but as she continued, she realized the man was deliberately matching her speed—slowing when she slowed, accelerating when she accelerated, and staying close beside her. Even when she completed a lap and ran an additional loop around Suan Lum to verify her suspicions, he remained at her side. When she finally headed back toward Suan Ben, he continued following her out of the park and onto a connecting bridge. By this time it was nearly 9 PM, the bridge was dimly lit, and she could see his shadow trailing her throughout. Her phone battery died, so she activated an emergency contact from her smartwatch. As she descended the S-curve bridge back into Suan Ben, she saw him pause, appearing exhausted after running the full 10 kilometers with her, but he continued pursuing her nonetheless. Growing increasingly alarmed and unable to find any security officers, she began running faster. The park was nearly empty and it was getting dark. Fortunately, she ran into a friend, and only then did the man finally stop following her. She couldn't clearly remember his face but describes him as a tall, thin man wearing glasses, long hair, and a cap. She has no idea what would have happened if she hadn't encountered her friend by chance. Since the recent Hyrox running trend, many new runners have been training in the area, making it impossible to know who anyone is. She's posting this warning to alert other female runners to stay vigilant during this time.

At 8:30 AM on April 26, 2569, the Phakkaiyachon Party convened its 2569 annual general assembly at the Maple Hotel in Bangkok's Bangna district, with senior party leaders including Nattaphong Rueangpanyawutthi, Sirikanya Thaensakul, Veerayuth Kanchoochattrat, Nattawuth Buaprathoem, and others present.

At 9:25 AM, Nattaphong opened the meeting by outlining the party's restructuring, government oversight approach, and future direction. He stated that while the gathering was the formal annual assembly, the party had conducted extensive seminars over the previous two days focusing not merely on internal party issues but on the nation's problems and future. He emphasized that the Phakkaiyachon Party must serve as a vehicle for genuine social change.

Nattaphong outlined three areas of clarity the party achieved through discussion: personnel, party operations, and the nation's major challenges. He also presented four key milestones the party will propose to the Thai people as crucial developments expected in 2569.

Regarding the first point of clarity, Nattaphong congratulated ten MPs who will continue serving in the House of Representatives. The second clarity concerns the new party management committee structure to be formally presented during the assembly agenda.

Nattaphong acknowledged pressure the party faced to choose between being a mainstream party or transforming itself to work at the grassroots level. "Change cannot be achieved by choosing just one path," he stated. "We must pursue both simultaneously at the highest level. Suggestions have come from members that ideological work must be intense and must begin within the party itself. I have committed to party members that our management committee and party leadership will emphasize rigorous ideological work both within and outside the party."

However, Nattaphong stressed that ideological work alone cannot achieve genuine transformation—grassroots work must also be intensive. The party will establish community leadership units to cultivate ideological seeds among the people and future generations. He emphasized that grassroots work will not involve distributing goods or creating political patronage relationships. "People do not need to be indebted to us as politicians. We must serve them," he said. Suggestions from MPs indicate that grassroots organization means inviting people to become stakeholders in issues rather than followers.

Alert! Dr. Jed reveals cancer warning signs: anyone with these symptoms at night should be cautious and not ignore them, as your body may be signaling that something is wrong.

Dr. Jetsada Bunyavongvirojn, Deputy Director of Primary Care at Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital, posted on Facebook as "Dr. Jed" sharing knowledge about cancer warning signs. He notes: be alert to these symptoms – cancer warning signs that appear at night!

Unexpected nighttime awakenings, profuse sweating, fatigue despite getting enough sleep, or strange symptoms that only appear at night should not be overlooked. "Nighttime is when the body should repair itself," he explains. "If there are abnormalities, especially at the cellular level, symptoms become most apparent during this period." He provides an easy-to-understand breakdown of what should concern you and how it develops in the body.

1. Abnormal Night Sweats: Even when the weather isn't hot or you're not using heavy blankets, waking up drenched in sweat with wet clothes is cause for concern. This may indicate immune system dysfunction. In certain cancers, the body releases inflammatory substances that disrupt temperature regulation, making night sweats a warning sign not to dismiss.

2. Unexplained Weight Loss: Losing more than 5-10 kilograms within 1-3 months while eating normally is significant, especially during nighttime when the body should be storing energy but instead is breaking it down rapidly. Some cancers consume energy, causing the body to break down muscle and fat, resulting in unintentional weight loss – a crucial point many overlook, mistakenly thinking weight loss is always positive.

3. Persistent Cough or Shortness of Breath at Night: A lingering cough, especially worsening when lying flat, or a sensation of not getting enough air, may indicate lung or respiratory issues. Abnormal cells or masses in the lungs reduce lung expansion, making symptoms more noticeable at night when the body is at rest.

4. Unusual Pain at Night: Deep, persistent pain unrelated to physical exertion – pain that occurs or worsens at night and disrupts sleep – differs from normal muscle pain. Normal muscle pain improves with rest, but "cancer pain" doesn't improve with rest and intensifies at night. This is a clear distinguishing factor. Some cancers, like bone cancer, create pressure in tissues; when blood circulation changes at night, symptoms intensify.

5. Abdominal Bloating, Distension, or Early Fullness: Feeling abnormally full despite not eating much, or persistent bloating long after eating, may relate to abnormal growths or changes in abdominal organs like the stomach, intestines, or ovaries. When something is amiss, it compresses organs, causing early satiety and bloating. When the body is horizontal at night, gas and fluid distribution changes, making symptoms more pronounced than during the day.

6. Excessive Fatigue Despite Sleep: Even with adequate sleep, feeling unrefreshed and as if you haven't rested properly isn't simply insufficient rest. Rather, it results from "chronic inflammation" or abnormal cells constantly consuming energy, preventing the body's nighttime repair systems from functioning fully. Additionally, inflammatory substances disrupt sleep cycles, preventing deep, restorative sleep, so the body cannot truly recover – these symptoms become apparent upon waking.

"These symptoms don't immediately mean you have cancer, but importantly, they are 'signals' telling you something is wrong with your body. Especially if they're persistent, multiple, or worsening, you should get checked to be certain. Don't wait for severe symptoms to develop."

A viral video of a woman holding a knife while confronting and challenging a street food vendor in Likhit 7 community, Bang Phli district, Samut Prakan province, has circulated widely online. The footage shows a man in black arriving on a motorcycle and appearing to verbally assault the woman, prompting her to turn the knife toward him in self-defense, resulting in a physical fight that left his motorcycle overturned. Seconds later, two unidentified motorcyclists struck the woman, knocking her down before a larger brawl erupted. The incident sparked significant public criticism on social media, though the cause remained unclear.

On April 26, 2569, police from Bang Phli station questioned both parties involved. Sudthannya, 30, the woman in the video, explained that the dispute originated from a previous police search of the other party's home. She had misunderstood that she was responsible for tipping off police. On the day of the search, she was not home and was away reporting to probation services. Subsequently, the other party insulted and defamed her, which she found intolerable. Intending to resolve the matter, she went to the vendor's shop with a friend on a red motorcycle. During their heated verbal exchange, the vendor's husband arrived and became aggressive, appearing to grab a bottle to hit her. She defended herself, at which point the husband's brother arrived on a motorcycle and struck her, causing her to fall. He then beat her with a shovel and motorcycle helmet.

After the police arrived and questioned both parties, they mediated a settlement. Both sides agreed to cease speaking negatively about each other, clarified their misunderstanding, and decided to move forward with their separate lives without further conflict. The other party declined to comment to the media.

On April 25, 2026, Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Supajee Sutthipandej led a Commerce Ministry delegation to Chanthaburi province to assess 2026 durian production and inspect actual farming operations at Sompong Garden (100 million durians) in Khao Khichakut district. The delegation reviewed quality management systems throughout the supply chain, accompanied by Chanthaburi Governor Montsit Phaisalthanavatana, MP members Kamphir Chuenbaan and Charot Nereunchorn, and Chanida Khlaiphand, Director of Public Policy at TikTok Thailand. The team visited quality durian production facilities of model farmer Sompong Kleemalai, observed standard harvesting demonstrations, and toured processed durian products under the "Q-Chan" brand, which implements quality control across the entire production chain.

Deputy PM Supajee revealed that 2026 durian production nationwide is projected to reach approximately 2.071 million tons, a 33% increase. The eastern region will produce about 998,000 tons, accounting for 48% of the national total, with peak market supply expected in May. "This significant production increase requires systematic management across the board. Currently, Thai durians are 70% export-oriented and 30% domestic consumption. The Commerce Ministry aims to increase domestic consumption proportion to absorb increased production and stabilize prices," she stated.

The Commerce Ministry's Internal Trade Department is coordinating with all sectors to distribute 450,000 tons domestically through central markets and modern retail chains exceeding 350,000 tons, alongside sales via Thailand Post and online channels. The ministry is partnering with TikTok to promote Live Commerce and reach younger consumers. During this occasion, Deputy PM Supajee witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Internal Trade Department and TikTok Technologies Ltd. to promote Thai fruit sales through TikTok Shop and Live Commerce.

Supajee stated that this collaboration will increase farmer income and expand consumer reach, especially among younger people and foreign tourists in Thailand, through digital content and influencer marketing. Chanida Khlaiphand noted that TikTok has become instrumental in converting content into actual sales this year, with agricultural products on TikTok Shop growing 15-20% and attracting over 1.8 million creators. TikTok is prepared to jointly conduct promotional campaigns with the Commerce Ministry, providing coupons and shipping subsidies exceeding 6.5 million baht to accelerate product distribution. The platform will also implement the "3S Strategy" (Start-Skill-Scale) supporting farmers from initial sales to expansion, and promote the "Thailand: The Land of Tropical Fruits" image through digital content to build broader awareness of Thai durians.

The Commerce Ministry has deployed a "frontline team" from the International Trade Promotion Department to China to facilitate exports, targeting at least 1 million durians in exports this year.

On April 26th, authorities reported that at 6:30 PM the previous day, an incident unfolded near Sukhumvit Road at the entrance to Phraksa Matawitthaya Rayong School. A concerned citizen notified police after discovering a black bag abandoned on the roadside in suspicious circumstances, raising fears it might contain a dangerous object and alarming passersby. Police units immediately rushed to inspect the area and cordoned off the surrounding zone to ensure safety, preventing unauthorized persons from approaching as school dismissal time meant numerous students and parents were present. Officers carefully examined the bag amid tense observation from onlookers, and when opened, everyone was surprised to find no dangerous items whatsoever. Instead, the bag was crammed full of clothing, and what shocked many was the discovery of a divorce document folded inside. Preliminary investigation suggests the bag may have belonged to someone facing personal or relationship difficulties who abandoned their belongings. Authorities continue examining the documents and reviewing nearby CCTV footage to identify the bag's owner and determine the true reason it was left there. Police have issued a public reminder that if anyone discovers a suspicious object in a public area, they should not attempt to open or touch it themselves, but should immediately report it to authorities to prevent potential dangers.