Laos demands Hmong deportation
Thailand and Laos are split over the repatriation of 153 Hmong. Vientiane wants the group back but Bangkok is now seeking third countries to take them.
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IN BRIEF
SOUTHERN INSURGENCY
Security barrier along Malaysian border to be extended: Surayud The government will extend the security barrier along the Thailand-Malaysia border in an effort to curtail the insurgency in the South, Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said yesterday.
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Balancing the books and life with ThaiHealth
The despair of overwhelming debt drove Im Chaowasit to attempt suicide.
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Bogus claims for coffee prompt stiffening of statute
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) yesterday banned Herbio Coffee ads after finding they made exaggerated claims, and plans to amend the Food Act to better protect customers, FDA secretary-general Siriwat Thiptaradol said.
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First African elephant born in Thailand
Thailand yesterday welcomed the first birth of an African elephant at the state-owned Nakhon Ratchasima Zoo.
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Woman, two kids cleared of bird flu
An Angthong woman and her young daughter suspected of having caught avian flu were yesterday diagnosed with human influenza.
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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Chevron Thailand's educational focus
Environment also in '4E strategy'; local activities a prototype for other markets
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Efficient English looking overseas
Efficient English Services, a franchisee of Wall Street Institute (WSI) school of English in Thailand, expects to spread its wings into five countries in Asia within three years, starting with Indonesia in the next two weeks.
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