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Junta, Govt urged to patch up differences

Democrat leader Abhisit Vejjajiva has called on the junta and its government to patch up their reported differences in order to return democracy - even an "imperfect" one - to the people as soon as possible.

39 bodies found in waterfall tragedy in Trang

Trang - A total of 38 bodies have been found so far at two waterfalls in this southern border province following flash floods Saturday.

NEW LEGISLATION
TiTV to be first public broadcaster

Law would create a public TV without advertising, funded by a specific tax


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		What ails the Thai family? Social problems mount as the traditional institution caves in to present-day pressures
		SOUTHERN SHOOTINGS Protest ends after assurances Army vows to probe killing of teenagers by unit, and take action if soldiers guilty

TOURISM
Thais offered China packages
Special deals designed to boost low-season travel to Chengdu and the surrounding area

		BMTA hastening its rehabilitation plan
		Malaysia 'passes Thailand' in FDI

SONGKRAN ROAD TOLL
Casualties down on last year
Drink-driving chiefly blamed again;victims' kin urged to take payments

		Human-rights protection plea
		Five denied bail over kidnapping
		Planting the seeds for a more secure future

VOLVO CHINA OPEN
BRIER MAKES MOVE
Hend hot on the heels of Austrian

		Thais make their presence felt at Samila Beach
		A doubles blow

EDITORIAL
Getting ready for the Asean Charter
Leaders need to prepare now to ensure that the binding legal document is approved by all members and citizens