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Muslim protesters score victory

Road blocking in Yala ends; Buddhist counterparts disperse

Unused telephone booths to be closed or removed

Security meeting held after a bomb explosion near Chitralada Palace on Saturday agree on Sunday that public telephone booths in remote areas or that were rarely used would be closed down to prevent ill-intentioned groups to use as attacking spots.

CLIMATE CHANGE
Report 'a step backward from Kyoto'

Burden of tackling global warming shifts from rich to developing countries: experts


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		SPECIAL REPORT Legislation demanded to curb unsafe workplaces The Network of Workers Suffering from Occupational Illness of Thailand has urged the government to enact draft legislation for the establishment of an institute to protect and promote work safety, occupational health and a safe working environment.
		Fed-up owner holds funeral for 'lemon' A civil servant was so frustrated by problems with a brand-new Toyota car she had bought that as a protest she staged a mock funeral with some 200 guests in black in front of a showroom in Pathum Thani's Thanyaburi district yesterday.

INDUSTRY MINISTRY
Model scheme aims to increase GDP
Bt1-billion project seeks to boost manufacturing productivity and efficiency

		Chiang Mai Initiative to be discussed
		Teens tune in to ethics
		Apai focuses on workplace

ANTI-COUP PROTEST
Expats' rally in London played down by the govt
Kingdom's image 'unaffected', 'citizens have right to be heard'

		Shinawatra siblings to fight ruling all the way
		Father, two children gunned down
		Depression heads north

Boonsak keeps blitzing form intact
[BADMINTON] Thailand's Boonsak Ponsana continued his unstoppable form to reach his first singles final of the season at the US$200,000 Singapore Open yesterday.

		Young sailors hog limelight at Ocean Marina
		Kousnetsova and Sidi take top honours
		Yates sets scorching pace in Chiang Mai

EDITORIAL
Japan seeks new global identity
The country's improving relations with China and an increased role in world affairs point the way forward

		Lack of achievements invites more political trouble
		Bemoaning the rise of 'Metrosexual Man'
		CDA likely to tweak draft constitution before it goes to vote