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Fri, September 29, 2006 : Last updated 20:28 pm (Thai local time)

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Chiang Mai group asks probe into irregularities in mega projects

Representatives of the Love Chiang Mai Network Monday asked the Office of the Auditor General to investigate alleged irregularities in Chiang Mai's 16 mega projects, including the Night Safari and the Royal Flora Ratchaphruek horticultural exhibition.

Law lecuturers complain on new charter version

Three law lecturers voiced disappointment on Friday that their version of a new constitution was overlooked in the rush by Meechai Ruchuphan, chief legal adviser to the Council for Democratic Reform (CDR), to complete his draft interim charter.

Violence continues in Narathiwat

Narathiwat - Violence continued in the deep South as an official was shot dead and a bomb explosion injured a police officer on Friday.


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		SUVARNABHUMI AIRPORT OPENS Touch down...into chaos Lost baggage, crashed computer check-in systems, shouting passengers - AOT calls opening day a '75% success'
		Interim PM choice sent for royal endorsement The ruling generals have selected an interim prime minister whose appointment is expected at the weekend, a senior figure in the Council for Democratic Reform (CDR) said yesterday.

BROADCASTING PANEL
Additional doubt over NBC future
Court rules selection process was invalid

		CP 7-11 freed from Chinese obligation
		Business sentiment still subdued in Asean
		Akebono to construct brake plant

FLOOD PREPARATIONS
Parts of city drained as typhoon nears
Rainfall - not sea tides or Chao Phya - the major factor in whether capital will flood; Suvarnabhumi 'not in danger area'

		Pro-FTA advisers aworry for HIV groups
		Youths walk to promote dhamma
		Three more killed, six hurt in South

MARCH OF PARADORN
Thai star in quarters as Danai falls

		Ginepri gets Muay Thai taste
		In Brief :4 local teams eye berths

EDITORIAL
Stronger Japan a boon for Asia
Shinzo Abe must restore friendly ties with China if the dream of an East Asian community is to be realised