Top court acquits Adisai over job move
The Supreme Administrative Court yesterday acquitted a former education minister for issuing an order two years ago announcing internal job openings for positions already held by senior officials heading regional education offices.
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Thaksin car-bomb probe to continue
The police reshuffle will not affect the ongoing investigation into the alleged assassination plot against Thaksin Shinawatra, senior police said yesterday.
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Evicted want VIP cards
People who once owned land now occupied by Suvarnabhumi Airport have asked for VIP cards giving them entry to the airport compound and access to all special events there including today, the first day of the airport's full operation, as a reward for their sacrifice.
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New judicial approval
Charun Pakdithanakul has been approved as the new Justice Ministry's permanent secre-
tary.
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DSI gets serious over Somchai
The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) had not made much progress in the abduction and suspected murder of Muslim lawyer Somchai Neelaphaijit because the police who first handled the case did not cooperate with the DSI, spokesman Piyawat Kingkate said yesterday.
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CDR backing sought for health reforms
The People's Network on Health Reform fears that "old powers" in the Health Ministry will roll back, or even stop the ongoing health reforms, during the political transition.
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