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Fri, April 27, 2007 : Last updated 16:25 pm (Thai local time)



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Six days: 318 dead, and 4,300 injured

Some 318 people had been killed and 4,293 others injured in car accidents over six days of the Songkran holiday, the Road Safety Centre announced yesterday.




Koala has baby in pouch: Chiang Mai Zoo

Chiang Mai Zoo has welcomed a new-born koala bear, as one of four marsupials sent by Australia to mark the 60th anniversary of His Majesty the King's accession to the throne gave birth in January.





End the project

Fishermen in 13 provinces in the South have demanded the government immediately scrap the Seafood Bank Project, which has issued ownership deeds to some marine areas.

IN BRIEF

Peace gesture :Egypt gives King olive trees

Egypt will present 80 olive trees to celebrate His Majesty the King's 80th birthday this year and to show that country's strong relationship with Thailand, Ambassador to Egypt Noppadon Theppitak said yesterday.



39 hurt at Ubon rocket launch

Officials in Ubon Ratchathani and Si Sa Ket have vowed to get tough on villagers who launch traditional Isaan-style rockets following an accident that injured 39 people.

FLASH-FLOOD

Trang death toll rises to 38

Woman's body found 2km from Prai Sawan waterfall after 3 days of searching






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