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DEFENCE MINISTER Disruption 'will not be tolerated' Protesters plan to reveal evidence of graft by junta Tsunami-siren practice shakes up southerners Tsunami-warning towers in six Andaman-coast provinces were tested yesterday resulting in surprised residents in many areas. Isaan gearing up for Songkran safety Northeastern provincial authorities are starting to put in place measures to reduce road accidents as the annual migration for the Songkran festival looms. Storms on the way in N, NE, Central The weather bureau yesterday warned of thunderstorms in the North, Northeast and Central Thailand. Meanwhile storms in Angthong province destroyed 70 homes and much farmland. Fan slices electrician to death A technician was killed yesterday while working on the air-conditioning system of Pantip Plaza's Ngarmwongwan branch when his shirt became caught in a blower that quickly pulled him towards a series of sharp blades. Hardware shopkeeper shot dead An agriculture and hardware retailer was shot dead at close range in Yi-ngor district yesterday as Defence Minister Boonrawd Somtas called for understanding, saying the South's problems were complex. ENVIRONMENT Variety of factors led to North's smog crisis Scientists propose study of causes for better preparedness in the future	Top Stories Historian wants country called 'Siam' Man dies as bus crashes into 20 vehicles Storms on the way in N, NE, Central 'Evidence against Shinawatras found in KTB loans case' Hunt on for gunmen who killed draft centre guards

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