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BOTULISM UNDER CONTROL All patients to be home in a month Public Health Ministry gives all-clear to 34 still in hospital; WHO praises Thailand's handling of the outbreak Bid-rigging charges for 3 BMA staff The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) yesterday said three officials would be transferred for alleged involvement in the Bt20-billion bid-rigging scandal involving road-construction contracts as its probe deepens. Relatives of detained Thammawitthaya teachers stage protest in Yala About 50 people yesterday gathered at Yala city hall to lodge a petition with provincial authorities over the prolonged detention of 19 religious teachers and a boat driver who were arrested nearly two weeks ago after returning from a meeting on Satun Island. NIETS threatens to sue score 'hackers' The National Institute of Educational Testing Service (NIETS) yesterday threatened to sue people attempting to steal O-net and A-net score information from its server.	Top Stories Report too critical for ministry Cabinet sinks hopes for a long Songkran Songkran bans from BMA Boy electrocuted All results are correct: test centre

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