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Fri, June 15, 2007 : Last updated 23:08 pm (Thai local time)
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Students 'prime targets' of liquor firms
University students are "prime targets" of liquor companies and seen as being both immediate and prospective customers, a seminar on anti-alcohol measures was told yesterday.
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Reprieve for historic museum
The renowned Kukrit Museum will re-open its doors, but MR Kukrit Pramoj's son, ML Rongrit, will take over management instead of The 80th Kukrit Foundation, which run it for seven years, the foundation said yesterday.
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Bomb at soccer injures five
A blast at a community football stadium in Pattani's Yaring district during a match wounded five police officers assigned to provide security to spectators.
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Court to rule on Kowit
The Central Administrative Court will hold a hearing today to decide whether to issue a temporary injunction against an order transferring Kowit Watana from his post as national police chief.
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Ex-fighters held over 'drug party'
Former boxing champion Samart Payakarun and former Muay Thai fighter Charin "Deisel Noi Chor Thanasukarn" Sorndee were arrested along with seven others at an alleged drug party in Samut Prakan's Bang Phli district yesterday.
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BLOOD SUPPLY
Poorer nations lacking donors
WHO says 'major imbalance' in access puts some patients at risk
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