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It may be too late but residents on the bank of the Chao Phaya River in Nonthaburi rush against time as they work in knee-high water to setup barrier with sandbags amid more pouring rain coming due to hit Bangkok. // Photo by Watcharachai Klaipong
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Over 30 per cent of budget for local authorities : Pridiyathorn

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister MR Pridiyathorn Devakula Wednesday vowed to distribute 35 per cent of the government's total budget to local authorities during the 2007 fiscal year.



Separatists ready to drop demand for independence : Bernama

Separatists and Thai officials differ on the conditions in the peace talks.



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FLOOD DISASTER
King's move helps save capital

Ayutthaya holdings absorb inundation to keep Bangkok back from breaking point






Martial law to be lifted 'once TRT threat eases'
Martial law will be lifted soon - once authorities believe no acts of political subversion can be mounted against the interim administration, military and government leaders said yesterday.






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AYUTTHAYA DELUGE
Vendors flee inundated market district

Business owners say shopping area flooded to save rice plantations



DTAC dials up 44m share sale offering


Ocean Glass to boost capacity


Chiropractor taps Chiroma

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FLOOD CRISIS
Army vehicles ready for emergencies

Governor also busy checking riverside areas; concern over snakes and leeches



Peace talks facing myriad problems


Most of dead 'elderly who wouldn't leave'


Man shot dead, monk hurt

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BURNING ISSUE
Turning international opinion around

Dismay over Western reaction to coup, but military will need to act to win back favour from abroad



Jaruvan allays media concerns over access


Surayud's ministers to follow four principles


CNS ready to reveal assembly

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A VICTORY AT HOME
Tammy proves too good for Colombian



Wandee may challenge Pongsaklek


Airport's a smash with Tammy

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EDITORIAL
Sino-Japanese thaw just in time

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's trip to China should help focus minds at this pivotal moment for East Asia



Somewhere in London, someone is laughing


A 'professional and proper' transaction


Thaksin or 'White September'?

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The Nation Poll

New poll posted on Thursday

Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?

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