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Thu, December 7, 2006 : Last updated 20:11 pm (Thai local time)



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Yellow force lifts footballers to defeat Kuwait

Thailand's athletes at the Asian Games in Doha sported yellow uniforms in their chase for medals on His Majesty the King's birthday.




North-eastern protesters opt out of Bangkok rally

Two north-eastern activists have agreed not to lead anti-coup protesters into Bangkok next Sunday.





Students to stage rallies against autonomous scheme

University students will stage simultaneous rallies on Friday against the ongoing legislative process that will transform some state universities into autonomous institutes.



Health minister accused of nepotism

A former Democrat MP has accused Public Health Minister Dr Mongkol na Songkhla of breaking the law by trying to interfere in the transfer of officials.



Tragedy strikes Asian Games as South Korea rider dies

DOHA - Tragedy struck the Asian Games Thursday when an experienced South Korean equestrian rider died after his horse threw him from the saddle then crushed him underfoot.



Another bid to revoke deposed PM's red passport

Senior members in the Council of National Security (CNS) has made another attempt to get the foreign ministry to revoke the "diplomatic passport" of deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, hopefully by the end of the year.



Rights group condemns India over weapon offer to Burma

A New York-based rights group slammed Indian government over its military aid offering to the military government of Burma, saying the weapons would likely be used against civilians in its battle against ethnic armies.



Two students seriously injured in bomb attack in Narathiwat

Two students were seriously injured when a bomb explosion hidden in a bush in front of their school in Narathiwat's Waeng district early Thursday morning.



Budget bill sails through first reading

The National Legislative Assembly unanimously passed the first reading of the 2007 budget bill late Wednesday night.



VIETNAM SHOCK

Mu breaks world record as Thai challenge crumble

TREATMENT ROW

Medical Council bows to protests

Group may revise statement allowing doctors to reject non-emergencies



Durian dampens full-moon party

Officials yesterday cancelled the popular Full Moon Party on the tourist island of Koh Pha-ngan in Surat Thani as tropical storm Durian hit the island.






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