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Street fighting man
Bangkok Governor Apirak Kosayodhin kick-starts his new term by promising to help roadside vendors through lean times
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Tip-off uncovers huge undeclared powdered milk find
The Food and Drug Administration has confiscated 3,750 kilograms of powdered milk of unconfirmed origin from a local company in Min Buri district.
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Popular News
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Paddling Prowess
Without a father or mother, children probably lose many things in life, but it doesn't mean they have reduced abilities.
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Wounded border soldier still unconscious
Volunteer ranger Boonyarit Khantee remains in a coma since last week's bloody shootout against Cambodian troops. -
S&P cookies to be FDA tested
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is studying samples of raw materials and cookies collected from S&P's factory for melamine contamination after Swiss authorities found a high concentration of melamine in S&P milk cookies from Thailand. -
Snippets from a day of chaos
Bangkok Senator Rosana Tositrakul's husband Santisuk Sophonsiri sneaked into the House yesterday when he saw People Power MPs walking towards his wife and abusing her after she protested about the injured demonstrators and called on the government to show responsibility by dissolving the House. -
UN chief to call Thai PM over Sudan
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon was due to telephone Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat yesterday evening about dispatching troops to Sudan, said Foreign Minister Sompong Amornwiwat.
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Environment
PCD reveals plans for new systems, fee schemes,
The Pollution Control Department (PCD) plans to issue standards which measure the level of wastewater from communities, helping to determine sources of pollution. -
Health&Science
Alcohol advertising laws flouted, say industry critics
The Alcohol Watch Network and its allies rallied in Samsen Road yesterday to draw attention to -
Education
Parents revise for college
More than 600 adults in their 40s were among 132,209 applicants for the GAT (General Aptitude Test) and PAT (Professional and Academic Aptitude Test) exams, a senior official said yesterday. -
Metro/Crimes
'Beggars' bill' would help traffickers not the needy, say activists
A new government bill - intended to regulate beggars and protect them from abuse - has been heavily criticised by human rights activists over loopholes that would encourage poor people to beg and allow them to be further exploited.
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THE NATION BLOG
Sourth Crisis
Child blinded
A two-year-old boy injured in an insurgents' attack in the South on Sunday is now at risk of becoming blind after an infection spread from his badly injured eye to the other eye.
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