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Damaged houses are seen along a collapsed slope after the recent quake at a tourist attraction site in Ngarai Sihanouk Bukit Tinggi, 09 March 2007. The force of the 6.3-magnitude earthquake, which was followed by an almost equally powerful aftershock, stunned villagers used to the tremors that often shake this mountainous region of West Sumatra.//AFP

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TRT leader calls for investigation into Gen Saprang's trips

Thai Rak Thai Party caretaker leader Chaturon Chaisang called Friday for a government investigation into the Bt7 million overseas trip taken last week by junta member General Saprang Kalayanamitr as chairman of Airports of Thailand.



General denies knowing bribe suspects

Council for National Security (CNS) chief Gen Sonthi Boonyaratglin on Friday denied that a colonel arrested for fraud charges had worked for the CNS.



Hearing on Dr Prakitpao's mental state to be continued on Monday

The Criminal Court will continue its hearing into a complaint that "tutorial king" Dr Prakitpao Thomthitchong was illegally held at a mental hospital on Monday.



Thai capital controls will stay: new finance minister

New finance minister Chalongphob Sussangkarn said Friday he would keep controversial currency rules, dashing market speculation that the government would soon lift the measures aimed at curbing the Thai baht's rise.






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It's a boy and just 100 kilos
Thailand's first baby elephant produced by artificial insemination was born on Wednesday night in the northern province of Lampang.






TRT leader calls for investigation into Gen Saprang's trips
Thai Rak Thai Party caretaker leader Chaturon Chaisang called Friday for a government investigation into the Bt7 million overseas trip taken last week by junta member General Saprang Kalayanamitr as chairman of Airports of Thailand.






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MAP TA PHUT
Expansion to stay on hold: Kosit

Community consultation, assurances on pollution control must come first



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MENTAL HEALTH CASE
Dr Prakitpao unable to make court appearance

Doctors meet for hours to diagnose him; court to rule on matter today



Drive for workplace equality


Laotian girl, 15, dies of bird flu


'Missing' Hmong girls to be sent back to families

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BURNING ISSUE
Cabinet reshuffle offers old wine in a new bottle

Hopes that the PM could revive his flagging political fortunes with a revamp



Good time to rearrange priorities, Abhisit says


Challenges ahead for Chalongphob


EC to hold referendum

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STEADY SHIN IN FULL COMMAND

South Korean star Shin Ji Yai managed to cling on to her four-stroke lead despite stumbling to an even-par 72 in strong winds in the second round of the US$100,000 Thailand Ladies Open at the demanding 6,291-yard Green Valley Country Club yesterday.



Danai runs roughshod over lowly Schneider


Vijit suddenly resigns from FAT

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EDITORIAL
iTV journalists owe us all an apology

Employees who sold themselves cheap to Thaksin have nerve to portray themselves as free-media crusaders



Chalongphob a pro-market academic for a reeling economy


'Nation' bloggers having a field day commenting on the iTV saga


Prizes, not patents, needed in medical research

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