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Wed, May 2, 2007 : Last updated 20:54 pm (Thai local time)
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Lotteries set for a comeback
Yesterday's Cabinet meeting approved in principle the status of the two- and three-digit lotteries but asked for adjustments to bring them in line with existing lottery laws covering cash prizes and profit allocation.
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Golf presidency 'a joke or political ploy'
Rivals of deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra yesterday described his election as president of the Professional Golf Association of Thailand (PGAT) on Monday as a joke.
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Finance Ministry starts first economic stimulus package
The Finance Ministry launched on Wednesday its first economic stimulus package worth Bt44.04 billion, aimed at helping small businesses and lowincome groups to access loans.
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Clarification from Web Editors
There is currently an e-mail being forwarded concerning the Thai government's attempt to block the YouTube web site. This video-sharing web site is carrying video clips that intend to hold the Thai monarchy in contempt.
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WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY
Thai press freedom sinks further
Thailand's press freedom has been labeled as "not free" by the continued
declining for the sixth years and now ranked 127 out of 194 countries
surveyed, according to an international media index on press freedom.
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Muslims should behave and have equal rights, says OIC
Muslims in Thailand should respect the rule of law - and the government should accord them equal rights, according to the secretarygeneral of the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC).
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