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Fri, November 17, 2006 : Last updated 17:58 pm (Thai local time)
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Monk spreads the word far and wide
In demand for his "Dharma on Delivery" service, Phra Maha Sompong Talaputto reveals the key to his success - Lord Buddha's teachings don't have to stay modest and stationary to get known and disseminated.
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Another day, more dead
Violence raged on in the deep South yesterday as a bombing and drive-by shootings rocked the region, leaving two dead.
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On the road to a green future
About 1,500 students from kindergarten to Prathom 4 were striving yesterday to complete a 105-metre-long, four-metre-wide road made of 5,000 empty milk cartons in Kanchanaburi's Muang district.
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Lotto sales to fund services
The Social Development and Human Security Ministry is hoping to spend Bt5 billion on social services from sales of the government's two- and three-digit lottery.
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Rare royal cloth to go on display
Two royal pieces of cloth once belonging to His Majesty the King will go on public display at the National Museum next June, Culture Minister Khaisri Sri-aroon said yesterday.
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Six tourists injured in Pattaya hotel fire
Six foreign tourists were in-jured in a hotel fire in south Pattaya early yesterday morning, police said.
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