Researchers find new frog species
A new species of frog has been discovered by researchers during a study of a biodiversity hotspot in Phetchabun and Phitsanulok.
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Dispute over land report
Lawyers for deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra yesterday threatened legal action if the Assets Examination Committee (AEC) discloses a report of its investigation into the controversial Ratchadaphisek land purchase.
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TITV won't work,Traipop complains
Television producers and advertising agencies want a new government to reverse the decision to make TITV a public broadcaster.
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Migrant workers get fee cut
The Cabinet yesterday agreed to cut the fee for working visas from Bt2,000 to Bt500 for 20,000 migrant workers from Cambodia and Laos
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HTMS Nakha sets off on its last voyage of an interesting life
After serving for more than six decades in the navies of three countries, a US-made warship recently decommissioned from the Royal Thai Navy departed Thailand yesterday - heading back to its home nation to serve as an historic showpiece at a naval museum.
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Green plan for Sathorn, nearby roads
Bangkok Governor Apirak Kosayodhin wants to "rehabilitate" the environment in the commercial areas of Sathorn, Narathiwat and Ratchanakharin.
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Fraud accused faces bankruptcy action
The Crime Suppression Police's initial investigation found that the Phuket landlord accused of chopping off his thumb to collect Bt16 million in insurance is being sued for bankruptcy over a Bt1.68-million debt, a source said yesterday.
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Bt2.9 billion to keep Phuket island clean
The Pollution Control Department will spend Bt2.9 billion on a four-year plan to reduce refuse and manage wastewater on Phuket, its deputy director-general said yesterday.
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