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QUIET BANGKOK CLUB Call for less clamour in city blasted with noise Strident, irrelevant advertising having an effect on health iTV shareholders to demand Bt290 bn Minor shareholders of iTV Plc said yesterday they would file a criminal lawsuit against the Prime Minister's Office demanding Bt290 billion for damages caused by the termination of the company's TV concession. Beware of rain, flood,landslides The weather bureau yesterday warned many areas to brace for heavy rain with the possibility of flash-floods and landslides. Coastal areas are at the greatest risk. IN BRIEF Wildlife rescue :Pangolins saved from dinner table by police in Hat Yai Police yesterday rescued some 140 live pangolins hidden in a house in central Hat Yai awaiting transport to China and Hong Kong. Revised 90-day rule clarified Following a spate of complaints from confused foreigners entering Thailand on "visa exemptions", Pol Captain Krissarat Nuesen of the Phuket Provincial Immigration Office has made a statement to clarify the 90-day rule and how it has been changed, effective April 1. SOUTHERN UNREST Krue Se Mosque comes under fire on anniversary None hit as car-borne gunmen disrupt morning prayers three years to the day after 2004 bloodbath at the same site	Top Stories Obscene 'mor lam sing' shows face police crackdown Meechai wants finger condoms for kids Mercury hits 44C in Tak as Thailand has its hottest day in 47 years Beware of rain, flood,landslides Stress driving workers to drink, poll indicates

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