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Seven explosions rock Hat Yai, nine injured

Hat Yai, Songkhla - Seven coordinated bomb attacks were launched in this bustling tourist southern town Sunday night, injuring nine people.

THREE DAYS TO GO
Party supporters urged to gather at party headquarters

The Thai Rak Thai and Democrat parties Sunday encouraged members and supporters to gather at their party headquarters ahead of Wednesday's landmark election-fraud rulings.

Thailand 'disappointed' at Suu Kyi extension

Thailand's army-installed government on Sunday said it was "disappointed" with neighbouring Burma's decision to extend the house arrest of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.


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		Uproar over govt interference Advocates fear hijack of vital independent body
		Women outraged over Suu Kyi detention Today marks the fourth anniversary of Aung San Suu Kyi's detention since she was placed under house arrest after her supporters and those of the government clashed at Depayin township in northern Burma.

THAI SUMMIT
Group turns focus to property
Firm aims to capitalise on its land bank near Suvarnabhumi Airport

		Management authority is delegated
		Liquid, gel rules look set to hit King Power hard
		Policy-making fear following verdicts

ASAVAHAME SCION
Chonsawas printed, questioned
Samut Prakan mayor claims video evidence will exonerate him

		CDA to rework 60 charter provisions
		Two killed in ambush in Yala
		Grocer's pickup rigged with C-4 bomb

Young Lions to make tour of Singapore
The DHL Bangkok Lions' Under-18s team is set to tour Singapore.

EDITORIAL
Suu Kyi must be set free, or else
Burmese junta's satest extension of the detention of Nobel Peace laureate could prove very damaging to Asean