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SOUTHERN UNREST Forces placed on 10-day high alert Surayud vows change of tactics if no improvement seen SPECIAL REPORT Can Thailand go for eco-friendly vehicles? Automobile industry sceptical despite incentives offered by government Bidding for railway lines 'in 6 months' Sansern Wongcha-um, the deputy transport minister, said yesterday that the first round of bidding for construction of the five mass-transit rail lines for Bangkok was expected to be held within the next six months. Malaysian border official attacked by Thai gang KUALA LUMPUR - A Malaysian border official was attacked andbeaten by a group of Thai nationals after preventing one of them from entering the country on suspicion of diesel smuggling, according to a report Sunday. CALL FOR ELECTION Honour promise, Clinton tells CNS US ex-president says return to democracy crucial	Top Stories 'Charge Thaksin, his Cabinet' Export fears as baht hits 9-yr high Thailand to break HIV drug patent List of 35 provinces to remain under martial law List of 35 provinces to remain under martial law

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