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ACADEMIC OLYMPIANS Students shine on world stage Young scholars win five golds in competitions in Argentina, Slovenia, Singapore Tuk-tuk, taxi drivers go on the wagon More than 500 taxi and tuk-tuk drivers yesterday pledged to abstain from alcohol during the three-month-long Buddhist Lent period as a tribute to His Majesty the King. Mid-East embassies prepared to evacuate All Thai nationals in strife-torn Lebanon and Israel are safe but the Thai embassies in Riyadh and Tel Aviv are prepared to evacuate them if necessary, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson said yesterday. Bt1 bus-fare hike approved The Transport Ministry will allow an increase in public bus fares in response to the latest rise in diesel prices last week.	Top Stories Chuwit avoids conviction Findings reveal less than half of land legally bought Land ownership on Samui being checked Senior Army officer hit with abduction charge Man stabbed on notorious city overpass

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