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CASINO SCRAMBLE Poi Pet lures Thai lottery gamblers Bookies open shop in border town as Chamlong again presses for a ban Aircraft shatter nerves, studies at Bang Phli school When we entered the school on Bang Na-Trat Road, Km 16, we noticed nothing different from other medium-sized schools, but after five or six steps, suddenly there was the thunderous roar of a twin-engine aircraft passing overhead. Keree to sue BTS creditors over duplicated debt claims Keeree Kanjanapas, chairman of the Bangkok Mass Transit System (BTS), said yesterday he would file criminal law suits against creditors who intentionally submitted duplicate debt claims against the Skytrain operator. Call for action on blindness More people are suffering from some form of blindness and their number worldwide could reach 46 million within 14 years, an international conference at Nakhon Ratchasima was told yesterday. Civil servants on bottom rung struggle to pay bills as their bosses fall into debt Low-ranking state employees receive inadequate salaries while higher-level civil servants tend to incur larger debts, a recent survey revealed. Dire warning for Bangkok, lower Chao Phya River Global warming will see Bangkok and its adjacent provinces under water within the next 15 to 20 years, according to the National Disaster Warning Centre. Alcohol ban ruling comes under attack Academic and legal specialists yesterday criticised the Council of State for its planned ruling that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has no mandate to comprehensively ban alcohol advertising. IN BRIEF PHUKET :Australian sailor rescued afterthree weeks adrift on yacht Marine police rescued a 52-year-old Australian man adrift at sea for three weeks on his yacht off the coast of Phuket, an official said yesterday.	Top Stories HM the King's Full Speech Whitening creams are ordered off the shelves Bangkok agrees to give details of Hmong to Laos Bhanapot 'will pay back tax' University-privatisation bid ignites fiery student response

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