The 15 year old boy was the
most seriously injured. He was gravely wounded in his head, chest, and face. He later died at
hospital.

The 14 year old victim, who was identified by police as Korn (alias), said they
were hanging out in the village center before riding home on motorcycle around midnight. On the way,
he said, they were ambushed by rival group of teenagers in the village.

Police later arrested
3 suspects as they were hiding in the village. Two of them are 17 year old and the other 16 year
old. Police say they are all students of a vocational school in the province.

The suspects
told police they always had fights with another group of students, especially in temple fairs and
other religious events. They said the deceased student angered them recently by stealing their hat,
which was knitted with an image of a rabbit, and taunted them to get it back.

The suspects
said that on the day of the incident, the deceased student told them he already threw the hat away,
which made them very angry, so they ambushed the group near the village o teach the lesson. They
said they hit the victims till they passed out, then fled in the darkness, before police eventually
caught up with them.

Ms. Yingluck arrived at the temple around
08.00, accompanied by high ranking officials and cabinet members. There, she prayed to Vajiraprakarn
Buddha statue and made ritual offerings to the residing monks. She also talked with Pra
Dharmapanapilas, high prelate of the province′s Buddhist chapter.

He suggested that the
government should focus on renovating historical sites in Kamphaeng Phet. He said that Chiang Mai
province has seen much renovation projects, too, partly because of the Prime Minister′s fame. He
proceeded to joke that Ms. Yingluck should continue to be famous so that her fame would help improve
his province, too.

The bright green coconut is being displayed from a small altar at
Maheyong Temple, Tha Sala district, where locals crowded to witness what they described as a
miraculous fruit. The coconut is around 20 centimeter long with 15-20 centimeter
diameter.

Some participants brought red-colored kites with political
messages, such as demand for release of political prisoners, while some others bought the kites from
local vendors and wrote the messages on the kites. Sanam Luang has long been a popular site for
kite-flying.

However, most of the group sat and relaxed on the grass or mats, chatting to
each other.

Ms. Suwanna Tarnlek, coordinator of 24 June Democracy group said that the event
is a friendly campaign calling for release of political prisoners, especially Mr. Somyos
Prueksakasemsuk, who is currently serving his sentence for lese majeste. She said it was not a
political rally and she had no intention to challenge the Bangkok Authorities.

As for future
events, Ms. Suwanna said her group will organize a fun fair – based on rural temple fairs – on the
evening of 23 June to commemorate the 81st anniversary of the revolution, led by the People′s Party,
which brought down Siamese Absolute Monarchy and established democratic rule on 24 June
1932.

She said the fair would include politics parody performances and dancing well into the
night. On the next morning, she said, the group will re-enact the reading of Statement of the
People′s Party at Royal Plaza, where the revolution took place 81 years ago.

Mr. Tongdee Yeeram, father of the actor,
whose real name is Mr. Panom Yeeram, is currently suffering from his high blood pressure and
bleeding in his brain, his wife Ms. Rin Yeeram has revealed.

She said her family is keeping
close watch of Mr. Tongdee′s condition by his sickbed at their house in Surin province, and they all
are waiting for Mr. Panom to come home. She told our correspondent Mr. Tongdee was recently admitted
to hospital, too.

According to Ms. Rin, Mr. Tongdee behaved madly, as if he were possessed.
Her family believed that it results from Mr. Panom′s flirt with various martial Dark Arts with no
respect to the appropriate spirits, so the spirits are punishing his father.

She said she did
not want any money from Mr. Panom. Please feel pity for your father. He called out for you in his
sleep, Ms. Rin said tearfully.

Around 16.30, officers of Laem Chabang police station
received reports of awell-known  polytechnic school students having a sex party in a motel
room at Royleelaa motel. Police raided the hotel and found 5 female teenagers and 3 male teenagers
at the scene.

Upon arriving, police found 3 motorcycles parked in front of the room. The
hotel staff  knocked on the door, and when the doors open, police rushed into the room to find
5 female students, wearing their school P.E. uniform sitting in the room.

3 male students
were also present at the scene: 1 from the same school, and 2 who have dropped out. The 2 dropouts
were reportedly boyfriends of the 2 girls in the room. Inside the room, police found 5 empty beer
bottles, some tobacco, and used condoms.

Urine tests show no evidence of drug
abuse.

Questioning revealed that the group skipped school, rented the motel room late
morning, and came into the room one by one with alcohol and tobacco. The group said they all had
sexual intercourse inside the room.