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Wed, December 6, 2006 : Last updated 23:15 pm (Thai local time)
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Not completely drained till 15th
The floodwaters, which had devastated so much of the North, Northeast and Central Thailand over the past few months, would not completely drain from the central plains until December 15, officials say.
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Bomb in grocery bag kills 2 in Yala
A bomb hidden in a bag of vegetables exploded in a fresh market in Yala yesterday morning, killing two people and injuring 18 others in the latest violence in the three southernmost provinces.
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Coma girl's father holds no grudges
The father of Juling Pongkunmul, the schoolteacher in Narathiwat who was beaten into a coma in May, said yesterday on being selected as a "Good Model Father" that he wished His Majesty the King's merit can help her to regain consciousness.
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Pair follow royal advice on flooding
Royal Irrigation Department chief Samart Chokkanapitak and Bangkok Governor Apirak Kosayodhin yesterday said they would follow His Majesty the King's suggestion for better water management to tackle flooding.
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Warning as typhoon nears
The southern province of Surat Thani warned residents yesterday to brace for tropical storm Durian, while weather authorities said the east coast from Prachuap Khiri Khan on down would be pummelled by heavy rains and powerful waves.
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Council action sparks outrage
Last month's "medical facts" announcement of the Medical Council, which lets doctors reject non-emergency cases, has sparked opposition from human rights and consumer activists.
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