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Two young girls are among victims of bomb attack in Songkhla

Two more people succummed to death at a hospital on Tuesday, making the death toll of the bomb attack at a market in Songkhla's Sabayoi district to four. The victims included two and eight-year-old girls.

Two still critical from Hat Yai blasts

Four victims of the bombs in Hat Yai on Sunday night had been allowed to go home, while nine oth¬ers remained in hospital, Public Health Minister Mongkol na Songkhla said Monday.

Police search local politician's premises on assault charges

Police searched Vattana Auto Sale And Service Co Ltd in Bangkok's Huai Kwang area on Monday for evidence to tie Samut Prakan mayor Chonsawas Asavahame and two aides to the assault of a Makkasan police officer.


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		Pro-Thaksin websites shut down ahead of May 30 ruling The Information and Commu-nications Technology Ministry has shut down as many as 17 websites for their support of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra following the September 19 coup.
		Craftsmen may spend 7 years on temple doors Two weatherworn doors at a historic pavilion of the Temple of the Emerald Buddha will be replaced as soon as a special slab of gold teak is ready, Fine Arts Department director-general Arak Singhitkul said yesterday.

BEER
Thai Bev looks to dedicated breweries
Specialisation is the name of the game; efficiency expected to follow

		Much at stake if Chinese bubble were to burst
		Big fall in IT prices likely in 2nd half
		Plan to remove BOT supervisory role to be revived

CAMPUS FURORE
Dismissed rector says he may sue university
Wiwatchai says he was ousted from Silpakorn because he wanted to keep its state-run status

		Premier praises teachings of Buddha
		Independent body suggested for SSO
		Plan to restore temple hits snag

VENUS' VISION: Bangkok's Dream Date: Smile, Keep promises, Don't hit us

Thais have task cut out against I'nesia
[BASKETBALL] The Thai team face a daunting task in today's clash with Indonesia in their third match of the 7th SEABA Men's Championship at the Provincial Gymnasium here.

		Supoj defies odds to capture 3rd title
		I'nesia snuffout Thailand

EDITORIAL
Raising standards for foreign labour
More needs to be done to stem the tide of illegal workers and improve the conditions of those already here