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Government scores only 5.27 out of 10: survey

Another opinion survey has underlined perception that the public support for the military-installed government apparently hovers at a critical level now.

BANGKOK BOMBINGS
Prem: Blasts intended to unseat govt

Privy Council head insists authorities take steps to restore normalcy

CDA on fast track to new charter

The Constitution Drafting Assembly (CDA) should complete its work in four months and not six as previously planned, its member Noranit Sethabutr said yesterday.


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		Government scores only 5.27 out of 10: survey Another opinion survey has underlined perception that the public support for the military-installed government apparently hovers at a critical level now.
		Priority buses the commute of the future But concern over way BMA is implementing the project

STOCK MARKET WOES
Exchange turns to brokerages
Foreigners' input sought on how to put confidence on a stronger footing

		Planners see drop in demand for power
		BMCL believes it has the edge in bidding for three new routes
		Bombings to cause slippage in Q1 growth: UTCC

Blasts affect scrap-collectors' livelihood
The New Year Bangkok bombings have deprived the city's many scrap-collectors of their livelihoods. The scavengers scour refuse containers and rubbish piles for items they can sell.

		Vaccine smugglers nabbed
		CHIANG MAI :Briton, 35, jumps to his death
		Phuket police seize over 5,000 fake credit cards

THAI TALK: What would Abhisit and Thaksin say on the phone?

Thai soccer leagues to merge
[SOCCER] The Football Association of Thailand (FAT) and Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) yesterday reached an agreement to merge the hitherto separately run Thailand Premier League and Thailand Professional League, finally putting an end to an issue which has dragged on for more than a year.