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Sat, March 17, 2007 : Last updated 20:00 pm (Thai local time)

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Narathiwat will be ok if it is put under curfew : governor

Narathiwat Governor Karan Supakitvilekkarn changed his mind on Saturday over imposition of curfews in two districts and now supports the action if the Army decides to go ahead.

North Korean women arrested in Thailand for illegal entry

A 40-year-old North Korean woman and her teenage daughter have been arrested in northern Thailand for illegal entry, police said Saturday.

Thailand to investigate claims by suspected Sept 11 mastermind

Thailand will investigate claims by suspected September 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed that he plotted attacks against an Israeli El Al plane and nightclubs frequented by Westerners in Thailand.


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		More districts may be put under curfew Encouraged by the success of the dusk-to-dawn curfew in two Yala districts, the military is now considering extending it to a few more districts in the restive South.
		Biological arms threat As the violence in the deep South becomes ever more brutal the largest medical facility in the region yesterday expressed fears that the militants might even resort to chemical and biological weapons.

HOTEL EXPANSION
Dusit Thani enters Indian market
Deal with Bird Group is first foray onto the world stage in years

		EC airs worries to Commerce Ministry
		Hi-tech factory designed to cut pollution
		AdFest entries hit record 5,012

PCD to wait until river test results given next week
The Pollution Control Department (PCD) should have the results from tests to establish the cause of pollution in the Chao Phya River by next week at the latest, officials said yesterday.

		Hangthong case :Pornthip sued in Kingdom's longest running family feud
		Arrest warrant out for New Year's Eve suspect

Ya Ni takes Indian title in play-off
Chinese Taipei's Tseng Ya Ni clinched the US$100,000 (Bt3.5 million) DLF Women's Indian Open after beating Thailand's Russamee Gulynamitta in the first play-off hole at the DLF Golf & Country Club.

EDITORIAL
Broadcasters owe children quality TV
Move to establish age-based rating system must be followed by providing suitable content for youngsters