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NEW ALCOHOL LAW Ad ban wins praise from many sectors Consumer official slams brewers for ignoring the rules Almost half a million suffer from illnesses The number of people struck down with flood-related illnesses is nearing the half-million mark. Stress and sleep disorders are common. A bonanza for young cattle king Apisit Ponnariang is just 16 but he has a keen eye for fine beef on the hoof. New homes being readied for 6,000 Hmong Authorities are preparing to relocate more than 6,000 Hmong refugees from shelters in Ban Huay Nam Khao in northern Phetchabun province after a crowded two-year occupation of roadsides in the village, military officials said. ROYAL FLORA RATCHAPHRUEK Flower show might not be so cutting-edge But what it lacks in hi-tech it'll make up for in sheer diversity Escaped crocs from illegal farms pose threat Residents in flood-hit areas have been warned to watch out for hungry crocodiles escaped from unregistered farms. Bangkok in danger of worse floods Chao Phya River levels are expected to hit 2.2 to 2.3 metres above sea level today until Wednesday.	Top Stories Relief packs delivered but 10 more drown Bangkok in danger of worse floods Floods cause widespread stress Teashop death toll now four as police raid 11 locations Ad ban wins praise from many sectors

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