The Mystique and Pageantry of Southeast Asian Festivals
Inside George Lucas’s Futuristic Museum of Narrative Art
Alert in Bangkok's Nong Chok district after rabid dog found dead
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Alert in Bangkok's Nong Chok district after rabid dog found dead
10 Sept 17:02Key points summarised by AI
**Declares Rabies Zones:** Seven areas in Bangkok's Nong Chok district are now infectious zones following the discovery of a rabid dog, strictly prohibiting animal movement without veterinary permission.
**Mandates Reporting:** Animal owners within these declared zones must notify veterinarians or authorities within 12 hours if their animals are sick or dead.
**Urges Caution:** Residents within a 5km radius of Ban Kok Faed, where the rabid dog was found, are advised to avoid contact with stray animals.
**Advises Immediate Action:** Pet owners observing strange behavior in their animals should contact hotlines, and anyone bitten by a suspected rabid animal must clean the wound and seek anti-rabies vaccination promptly.
Inside George Lucas’s Futuristic Museum of Narrative Art
Today 15:30Key points summarised by AI
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, a US$1 billion institution founded by George Lucas, opened September 22, 2026, in Los Angeles, dedicated to the art of storytelling across diverse media.
Its futuristic, biomorphic architecture by Ma Yansong houses over 30 galleries, two theaters, and a research library, blending seamlessly with Exposition Park.
Exhibitions feature a vast collection of narrative art, from "Star Wars in Motion" and global art reproductions using advanced 3D scanning to works by Van Gogh, Rockwell, and contemporary artists.
The museum extends its offerings with a public research library, extensive outdoor gardens, and monumental sculptures, creating a comprehensive cultural and recreational destination.