Abbot seeks probe into land deed
The abbot of Wat Suan Kaew yesterday called on the Land Department to investigate how his temple received a duplicate title deed after it "legally" purchased one rai in Bang Yai district.
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LATE NEWS
Ratchaburi generates 21 per cent more profit in the third quarter
Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding has announced its unreviewed consolidated operating performance for the third quarter with a net profit of Bt1.79 billion, equating to earnings per share of Bt1.24.
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PERSONALITY
Soammapat innovates for high-rise revolution
Dynamic and with a fast decision-making style is how land-developer Soammapat Traisorat, deputy chief executive officer of TCC Capital Land, describes his business.
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We've no business connections with Shinawatras: 124
Despite a mountain of criticism surrounding Temasek Holdings, 124 Communications chief Nimit Mondrakee feels confident his long-time expertise can help improve the tainted image of Singapore's investment arm in the eyes of the Thai public.
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IN BRIEF
DOMESTIC ABUSE
Woman hospitalised after being set on fire by drunk husband A woman was admitted to hospital yesterday morning after allegedly being set on fire by her drunken husband, police said.
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Alcohol ad ban 'not enough'
A blanket ban on alcohol advertising alone will not halt the steady growth in consumption, the Kasikorn Research Centre said yesterday.
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Chiang Mai hosts world food meet
The world food standards conference starts in Chiang Mai today - the first time it has been hosted outside the European Union.
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Hospitals file lawsuit against SSO
The Association of Private Hospitals yesterday filed a lawsuit against the Social Security Office (SSO), demanding it subsidise the cost of infant care, in addition to the flat rate of Bt377 per childbirth paid to each SSO beneficiary.
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Attacks on weekend kill two in South
Bombings and shootings marred another weekend in the deep South, with two people killed and four wounded in a series of attacks.
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Toilet worries for organisers
Tickets for the opening of Royal Flora Ratchaphruek are sold out.
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