WHO asks Kingdom to help upgrade laboratories
Thailand has been chosen as the site for the world's first collaborating centre for improving the quality of World Health Organisation (WHO) laboratories.
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200 football gamblers nabbed
Special Metropolitan Police units have arrested almost 200 football gamblers in 167 cases over the past six days, a senior police officer said yesterday.
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Mae Sot baby in human-rights row
Thailand is contravening the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights for forcing a newborn girl in the North to become a stateless person, a law scholar claimed yesterday.
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MOTORCYCLE SAFETY
No helmet? Then you're not going anywhere
Local inventor patents device linking ignition to headgear
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15 carparks planned
Park-and-ride blocks will soon be built at 15 locations in outer Bangkok to encourage motorists to use public transport more, a deputy director of the Energy Policy & Planning Office said yesterday.
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Airport city plan to be rushed to Cabinet
The Cabinet will on Tuesday consider a bill to found a special administrative body to oversee Suvarnabhumi International Airport and its surrounding areas.
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Letsie stays North, Carl in Phang Nga
Their Majesties King Letsie III of Lesotho and Queen Masenate Mohate Seeiso spent their second day in Chiang Mai visiting the Huai Hong Khrai Royal Development Study Centre.
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