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(9 May) Locals found a large whale shark floating dead in the ocean off of Kwaengpao beach, Nakhon Si Thammarat province.

(9 May) A Toyota Fortuner was stolen after the driver parked his car on West Wongwaen Road to urinate.

(8 May) A large storm occurred in Baandaanlaanhoy district, Sukhothai province, across 5 villages causing damage to 224 houses, with most damage concentrating on the roofs of the houses.

(9 May) Police force raided a temple in Phuket province, arresting 4 monks who were carrying crystal meth and marijuana.

(8 May) The team of Klong koi police station have captured Mr.Bundit Tiengpadoong, 38, a taxi driver who allegedly attempted to sexually abuse a passenger.

(8 May) Mueang Pattaya police station received reports of a mugging at Jomtien Road 2, stating that the victim was a foreign man and a Thai woman who were on motorcycles. Police quickly closed off the road to search for the suspect.

Thousands of Redshirts, organised by a group named The People′s Radio For Democracy, gathered in front of the Constitutional Court today before embarking on motorised march along the roads in central Bangkok.

(7 May) Our correspondent in Chiang Mai province has reported that a group of international reporters have visited the province recently to discuss with representatives from elephant conservation organizations in the northern part of Thailand about the wild elephants living in forest conservation at Kaengkrachan National Park, Phetchaburi Province

(7 May) Pheu Thai Party again tried to distance itself from the Redshirts protesters who had been campaigning for resignation of 9 Constitutional Court judges.

(7 May) With a day before their major rally against the Constitutional Court, the Redshirts who had been staging daily protest for 15 days in front of the Court office in Chaengwattana Road said they would abandon the protest if less than 100,000 people show up tomorrow.