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Two dead after bus accidents in Bangkok

Two commuters were killed yesterday and many others injured in two separate road accidents in Bangkok involving public buses operating on Bangkok Mass Transit Authority concessions.

Govt agrees using of Malay dialect in the south

Thai government decides to adopt a dialect of Malay as a working language for government officials in the three southernmost provinces, Government spokesman Yongyuth Mayalarp said Tuesday.

"What Thaksin had done wrong"

Summary of Council for National Security's "White Paper" detailing Thaksin's alleged wrongdoings


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		The importance of being earnest with Thotsakan's death Somtow challenges Culture Ministry's opinion on 'khon' tradition and slams as 'Stalinist' its restriction on a work of art
		Focus on Thailand, ex-PMs tell Surayud Two former premiers, Anand Panyarachun and Chuan Leekpai, yesterday reminded military-appointed Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont that his priority is to the Thai people and not to be too overtly concern with criticism from overseas.

AUTO SECTOR
Change of direction on eco-cars
Project won't be driven by state: Kosit

		Bourse demands data on RK Media trading
		Amari banks on 'sexy hotel'
		Ginaform management agrees more compensation

2-3 DIGIT LOTTERY
Criminal lawsuits sought for instigators
Illegal, claims Justice official; tax on revenue also in question

		Alcohol makers 'fight back'
		Ministry needs to cover cost of scholarships
		Morning market bomb kills 2, maims 15

All eyes on Yannapol to deliver the goods for Kingdom in Doha Games
[ASIAN GAMES] The Thailand Tenpin Bowling Congress is pinning high hopes on its men's squad to earn glory in the Doha Asiad with key kegler Yannapol Larp-aparat being touted as a medal prospect in the individual category.

		Sudket and Saralee get Asiad boost
		Heineken to bring C-L on local TV

EDITORIAL
Lotteries prove a thorny issue
Besides the question of where revenue from the two- and three-digit lotteries went is the one of their social utility