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Karen villagers in the northern province of Chiang Rai have come up with a cool idea of making productive use of their unemployed elephants. They now take tourists on wading safaris along the Kok River – a respite from the summer heat.

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Thailand returns to Davis Cup elite group
Thailand won its way into the Davis Cup World Group Play-offs for the fourth time after twins Sonchat and Sanchai Ratiwatana comfortably won the doubles over Japan in the regional zone qualifying second-round tie yesterday.






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Police free 13 Islamic instructors
Police yesterday released all but one of the remaining 14 Islamic religious teachers held for the past two weeks under emergency decree following a meeting in Satun province regarded as suspicious by the authorities.



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