SCHOOL FIRES
Police: 45 arson attacks political
Militants blamed for torchings in South; TRT takes umbrage over insinuation
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IN BRIEF
Comptroller General's Dept to review procurement prices
The Comptroller General's Department will review the reference prices for government procurements and concessions, Chunhachit Sungmai, director of the Government Procurement Management Office, said yesterday.
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Ex-defence volunteer shot dead in South
Suspected militants shot dead a former village defence volunteer, Somchai Petchprathet, 33, and set his body on fire before fleeing, police said yesterday.
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Burapa, Mahidol autonomy bills passed
The National Legislative Assembly (NLA) yesterday accepted two bills submitted by two state universities seeking autonomy.
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Media reps quit charter panel
Three media representatives quit the committee to facilitate public participation in constitution drafting, protesting yesterday that they were appointed without notice.
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Noise-hit residents must wait for map
Victims of Suvarnabhumi Airport's noise pollution will have to wait for a precise noise-contour map to be issued before authorities can work further on their cases.
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Plan to boost hospital treatment for stroke victims
A novel project will be piloted in Bangkok next month to try to curb rising deaths and disabilities from strokes, the number four killer
disease.
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Police question woman after THAI flight delayed by hoax
A Thai Airways plane was held up for five hours at Suvarnabhumi Airport yesterday because of a bomb threat.
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Tests show King's health improving
The Royal Household Bureau reported yesterday that latest X-ray and magnetic-wave examinations of His Majesty the King found that his lumbar spinal stenosis had broadened.
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MUKDAHAN
Big crowds for opening of second bridge
But 1.6-km link won't be ready for vehicle crossings till next year
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