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Sat, January 13, 2007 : Last updated 22:17 pm (Thai local time)

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Public help sought to step up security in capital

Police in the capital are seeking help in keeping the city safe from security threats, Metropolitan Police spokesman Colonel Pinit Maneerat said Saturday.

AEC to be asked to probe Frobisser

Evidence of alleged corruption over duty-free areas and logistics centres at the new Suvarnabhumi Airport will be handed to the Asset Examination Committee (AEC) by deputy Democratic Party leader Alongkorn Pholabutr on Wednesday.

Malaysia admits explosion at Thai border post was an accident

KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysia's military said Saturday that an explosion which injured four soldiers at a base near the Thai border was an accident, and not the work of intruders as was reported.


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		SHIN-CORP SALE Pojaman secretarysays she did deal Kanjanapa tells AEC she handled all documentation and transfers related to sell-off
		Asean leaders set to endorse 50-page Charter blueprint Asean leaders meeting in the Philippines city of Cebu will today endorse a blueprint for drafting an Asean Charter that will reaffirm the grouping's norms and values, along with a voting system and sanctions for more effective policy-making and implementation.

DON MUANG AIRPORT
THAI going back to the future
National carrier to move all but three of its domestic routes from Suvarnabhumi to old airport to save on operating costs

		Economic growth set to accelerate
		Local oil prices down 40 satang per litre
		Checking system planned to enforce new voting limit

CHARTER WRITERS
Row over panel appointments
Divisions arise over the selection process for people to draft the new constitution

		Court acquits Thai labourers over 2005 Taiwan riot
		Factories up in arms over report
		Thailand to chair UN's Aids body

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GOLF
Europeans dominant
Ozaki's boys look to better things today

		Thailand grab last-gasp draw against Burma
		Doubts remain on Ball's fitness

EDITORIAL
The only 'way forward' left
Bush's planned troop surge in Iraq is his last hope for turning the conflict around and preparing for an exit

		Words of wisdom from young people on Children's Day
		'Banana-shake backpackers' not the only ones feeling the sting of two-tiered pricing

The Nation Poll

New poll posted on Thursday

Is the Thai government right to protest Cambodia's appointment of Thaksin as its economic adviser by recalling Thai ambassador and suspending all cooperations?