Applicants swamp popular high schools
Famous secondary schools have attracted a huge number of applicants far in excess of available places.
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Bt42m for Tak Bai
The Defence Ministry paid Bt42 million in compensation yesterday to relatives of 79 people killed in the Tak Bai tragedy three years ago.
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Surin faces questioningover Kularb
Surin Upatkoon, a former major shareholder of Kularb Kaew, has been summoned by police for questioning over charges of violating the foreign business law by holding Kularb Kaew's shares on behalf of Singapore's Temasek Holdings.
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IN BREIF
Ua athorn:Full AEC probe sought
A new panel was likely to be set up this month to look into alleged irregularities in the Ua Athorn housing project, Assets Examination Committee (AEC) member Kaewsan Atibhodi said yesterday.
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HM the King to receive cultural honour
The Cabinet yesterday agreed that an appellation be bestowed upon His Majesty the King to mark his extensive contribution to the conservation and promotion of Thai culture.
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SOUTHERN VIOLENCE
Queen offers to expand sanctuary
Planned expansion of royal project areas designed to protect at-risk workers
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29 killed as bus crashes downhill
Twenty-nine people were killed and dozens injured yesterday when a Bangkok-bound bus caught fire and careered down a hill.
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First private psychiatric asylum aims to boost care
When a person is found to be mentally ill, the cure is usually admittance to a private hospital and confinement to bed with nothing to do except watch TV.
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Cock-fighting birds likely culprit in Mukdahan H5N1 outbreak
The latest bird flu epidemic in the northeastern province of Mukdahan was most likely to have come from Sawannakhet province in Laos through illegal cock-fighting tours, health officials said yesterday.
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