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(30 April) Locals flocked to pray to a two-headed gecko in Baan Mar Keed, Taak province, believing the animal is sign of good luck that predicts potential lottery number.

(30 April) The court confirmed that a soldier who died during a clash between the security force and Redshirt protesters in northern Bangkok 3 years ago was killed by one of the soldiers positioned in the area.

(30 April) On early morning today police received reports of a teenager being knifed to death in front of the Klong Hok branch of Krung Thai bank, Pathumthani. Police officials arrived at the scene of the crime along with Por Teck Tung Foundation volunteers.

(30 April) At 2 AM. Pol.Lt. Bunjong Somsong, official on duty at the Klong Luang police station in Pathumthani province, received reports of teenage gangs throwing explosives at each other, causing injury to bystanders in Soi Bongkochi.

(29 April) Ms. Rachel Elizabeth Cooper, a citizen of the United Kingdom, along with her tour guide and her lawyer Ms. Thipusa Paantongkaew, arrived today at Ranong Provincial Court for the hearing of the initial judgement of the accident case which killed her son 3 years ago.

(29 April) An investigation has been launched on a police officer after a video clip of teenagers chasing the police officer as he jumps into a police vehicle and fled the scene is circulated online.

(29 April) Baan Waan Monkey Garden, of Srisaket province, once housed thousands of monkeys and was a natural tourist destination of the province. Currently, there are only 100 monkeys left.

(29 April) The “Bicentennial Bridge” or the Ratanakosin Bridge in Ayutthaya province collapsed yesterday (28 April) and fell to the Pasak River below, resulting in 4 deaths, including a 10 year old child, and injuring many more.

(29 April) A Song Kwae male inmate from the Pitsanulok prison is sentenced to 2 additional years in prison after uploading a photo of himself in chains onto his Facebook profile.

(29 April) Some Redshirt protesters clashed briefly with representatives from the national Buddhist authorities who visited their protest site in front of the Constitutional Court to ask the monk protesters to return to their temples.