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Bank customers face tighter security Bank customers nationwide might soon have to have their bags checked as part of tightened security in the wake of Thursday's bomb blasts at 21 banks in Yala province. Watana floats new Bt30-bn housing estate The caretaker social development and human security minister yesterday proposed a Bt30-billion investment by the private sector in new 20-storey buildings with a total of 30,000 rooms to replace the dangerous and dilapidated Din Daeng Housing Estate in Bangkok. Smokers to face tougher restrictions and fines Finding a place to light up a cigarette is going to become much more difficult when the Public Health Ministry's tougher anti-smoking regulations take effect in November. TRT promote sky train master plan The Thai Rak Thai Party trumpeted on Saturday its mass transport master plan for Bangkok, promising better and cheaper sky train services. Caretaker PM should take political break now : Chula networks Forty-three networks of academics have called for caretaker Thaksin Shinawatra to resign and take a political break to end the country's crisis. We are ready to talk : Pulo The Patani United Liberation Organisation (Pulo) welcome the proposal by Army chief General Sonthi Bunyaratklin for dialogue with separatist organization. SOUTHERN INSURGENCY Sonthi calls for talks Army chief goes against government stance to suggest negotiations with troublemakers in a bid to end strife	Top Stories Paranoia as mystery grows 23 Yala banks hit by bomb blasts Inquiry is moving at a 'snail's pace' Police slammed for rights violation Failed-state danger is real

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