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Princess calls on drug firms to work for benefit of all HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn urged the global pharmaceutical industry yesterday to contribute more to fight against "neglected diseases" in the developing world. Lottery decision out on Tuesday The Council of State will rule on Tuesday whether the Finance Ministry can hold two- and three-digit lotteries, a member said yesterday. Frenchmen used latest technology in ATM-card fraud Among techniques used by criminals operating cash-card frauds, a new method used recently in Chon Buri is dangerously effective, police warn. AOT board member backs sacked 'Post' reporter A member of Airports of Thailand's board yesterday threw his support behind sacked Bangkok Post reporter Sermsuk Asitidit, hinting at an attempted cover-up of the exposé of runway cracks at Suvarnabhumi Airport in 2005. Police to step up security Police will step up security measures from next Monday to February 20, a period that includes Valentine's Day and the Chinese New Year. NEW YEAR'S BLASTS Some suspects 'identified soon' The identities of at least some of the bombers in the New Year's Eve attacks will be known in the next few days, Department of Special Investigation (DSI) director-general Sunai Manomai-udom said yesterday. SUFFICIENCY ECONOMY 'Theory vital to maintain development' Deputy PM Kosit defends adoption of philosophy Debate begins in earnest on future role of Chiang Mai's floral expo site The Bt2-billion Royal Flora Ratchaphruek that ended on Wednesday welcomed more than 3.8 million visitors and created an economic and tourist boom for Chiang Mai. BIRD FLU Angthong becomes third affected province Transportation of fowls into and out of the area banned with immediate effect Somsak wins a fourth term as Medical Council president Dr Somsak Lolekha has been re-elected as president of the Medical Council of Thailand for a fourth term. Long-neck Karen held before sale Twenty long-neck Karen (Padaung) were arrested while crossing the Thai-Burma border on Wednesday night, police said yesterday.	Top Stories Engineers beat their breasts over airport debacle Engineers unable to agree on root cause of airport cracks Thammasat actress set for a 'hot' dressing down Airlines to have their say 'Come clean on Internet interference'

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