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Sat, September 9, 2006 : Last updated 21:13 pm (Thai local time)
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FLOODING IN NORTH
Several schools forced to close
Early warning saves residents from flash floods in Phitsanulok; beneficiary of King's kindness affected in Phichit
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Cabbies up in arms over bank's ads
More than 100 cabbies yesterday rallied at the Royal Turf Club in Bangkok, claiming they had been lured by a state bank into taking out loans for buying equipment that turned out to be of no benefit at all to their business.
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SPECIAL REPORT
HIV patients find respect in solidarity
Five years ago, Charuwan Chunarong was forced to stop selling food after the news that she had HIV spread throughout her village, scaring away her customers.
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Better health benefits for civil servants and their kin
Civil servants and their kin will be entitled to receive medical treatment without having to pay first and be reimbursed later, starting next month, National Health Security Office secretary-general Dr Sanguan Nitayaramphong said yesterday.
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Govt unveils alternative cell phone downloads
To counter the trend of people downloading obscene photos and ring tones onto their cell phones, the Culture Ministry has begun offering free downloads of pictures by national artists and ring tones created by musicians of the Fine Arts Department.
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Police avert confrontation
Police managed to defuse a potentially violent confrontation that developed yesterday after they brought three vocational students from the Pathum Wan Institute of Technology to re-enact a crime in Bangkok's Lat Phrao district.
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