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No state of emergency likely for town: Army The military has not been authorised to impose a state of emergency in Hat Yai. Distraught residents wake to a new, violent reality Charred vehicles, blackened walls, shattered bottles and tourists in hospital gowns were grim reminders of how abruptly Saturday night ended for revellers in the bustling southern city of Hat Yai. TRT ask EC to stop PAD The Thai Rak Thai Party demanded Monday the Election Commission put a stop to a campaign by the People's Alliance for Democracy claiming it was in violation of human rights to seek a ban on caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra returning to the country. North Korea women arrested in Nong Khai Nong Khai - Seven North Korean women were arrested in northeastern Nong Khai province on Monday for sneaking across the border to the Kingdom, police said. Special lessons for gifted students on websites Special lessons for gifted students are now available on two websites, www.onec.go.th and www.thaigifted.org Thaksin completely off the hook on IBC The Criminal Court Monday rejected another criminal lawsuit filed by an American businessman William Monson against caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. SOUTHERN BOMBINGS Hat Yai weeps, fears worst Canadian teacher killed, 14 foreigners among 70 injured n Business leaders expect to lose millions of tourist dollars	Top Stories Big impact expected from tougher visa-free entry rules Six blasts rock Hat Yai Hat Yai weeps, fears worst Rumours of military coup refuse to die Thailand tightens re-entry rules for tourists

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