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Floods cannot stop a young boy from begging his mother for a new toy in Ayuttaya's Sena district on Thursday. The province has been hard hit by flood for the month.//Photo by Chaiwat Pumpueng
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Bersatu call for Mahathir to continue brokering

Alor Star: Thai Muslim separatist groups want former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to continue mediating to resolve the unrest in the southern Thai provinces.



Flood victims call for suspension of tourist boats

Flood victims along the Bangkok Noi Canal Thursday called on authorities to stop tourist boats from sailing through their community.



Free health care for patients : Health Minister

Just one day after making headlines by vowing to ban all forms of advertising for alcoholic drinks, new Public Health Minister Dr Mongkol Na Songkhla was under the media spotlight again Thursday when he said the Bt30 health care scheme must be renamed.






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DAMAGE CONTROL
S'pore urges talks to save Shin buyout

Worried Temasek ready to pay fine and reduce holding in telecom firm to 49%






Separatists 'end call for independence'
Separatist groups in the three southernmost provinces of Thailand have agreed to drop their demand for independence - in exchange for amnesty, better economic development and usage of Malay language in schools, Malaysia's state-run news agency Bernama said yesterday.






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ANALYST FORECAST:
Floods to drain bottom lines

Agricultural concerns, retailers to take brunt of losses



Banks' Q3 profits to fall: brokerages


Auto exports tracking 35% growth


High-so lineage and low-so eats

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FLOOD CRISIS
Large areas 'needed for overflows'

Irrigation Dept wants up to 2m rai to take diversions from Chao Phya



Apirak pledges to build flood wall


Police launch probe into school blaze in Ubon


AEC split on regulations

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BURNING ISSUE
A lot to do in a short time frame

The Surayud government faces many tough tasks, some unpopular to vested interests



TV as shackled as in Thaksin days


Thai Rak Thai exodus goes on


We aim to restore credibility: Nitya

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TENNIS
RETIREMENT ON HOLD

Argentine extends career with upset victory



Thais off to a good start in Japan Open


Big field for Khon Kaen


Locals ready to tee up with the stars

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EDITORIAL
Dialogue brings goodwill, peace

Allowing former separatists who denounce violence to return is the first important step towards reconciliation



Can 'Old Ginger' Cabinet hit the ground running?

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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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  • 4 killed in Yala mudslide
  • Police line-up stalled by fiery debate
  • Abhisit's popularity soars three times for downgrading ties with Cambodia
  • 3 drug suspects killed in shooting with police in Chiang Mai




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