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Wed, February 28, 2007 : Last updated 13:52 pm (Thai local time)
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ANALYSIS
Taxpayers let down by fire scheme farce
The public and taxpayers have been let down over the first instalment of a controversial Bt6.68-billion purchase of Austrian-supplied fire-fighting vehicles.
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Coyotes' last dance
Ayutthaya authorities and the provincial culture office have eliminated "coyote dancers" from commercial promotions and events.
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Elderly warned to avoid city's pollution
Chiang Mai Public Health Office is warning residents, especially the elderly and those with respiratory diseases, to avoid prolonged outdoor activities as air pollution is reaching critical levels.
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Chiang Mai hit by drought
At least three districts are being affected by drought, prompting the province to take action more quickly this year to tackle the lack of water.
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Immigrant, 2 kids slaughtered
A Burmese rubber tapper and his two young daughters were brutally murdered on Saturday night by two intruders raiding their home in Chumphon's Lamae district.
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