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Prasat Ta Muen Thom is in Thai soil: Army chief
Thai troops have been stationing at Prasat Ta Muen Thom in Surin province for years, meaning it is in the Thai territory, Army Commander in Chief Gen Anupong Paojinda said Tuesday.
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Village Funds increase consumption : Academics
People should be talk to save instead: Academics
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Popular News
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Cheats won't prosper - DSI
A gang helping civilservant recruitmentexam cheats may have its assets seized if the Department of Special Investigation catch¬es it.
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Rethinking history?
The government has a new committee reviewing and analysing the country's history. Its work may affect state policy because the government will seek its advice when dealing with historical matters. -
5 in birdflu scare
Five people admitted to Sam Ngam Hospital in Phichit with bird flulike symptoms have all had mysterious deaths of poultry near their homes. -
Bird flu suspected
A Chaiyaphum man is suspected of having contracted bird flu after he ate chicken and fell ill with a high fever, health officials said. -
Compulsory licensing of key drugs will continue: Chaiya
The Public Health Ministry will not revoke compulsory licensing for cancer drugs, but retain it as a key mechanism to negotiate for cheaper drugs, minister Chaiya Sasomsab said yesterday.
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Environment
Marine ecosystems threatened by Acidic oceans
Sea level rise and coral bleaching are known impacts of climate change on the oceans, but scientists worldwide are increasingly concerned about acidification of seawater, a subtler effect, but one that is much more damaging to the marine ecosystem and the human food chain. -
Health&Science
Health dept pleads with govt to halt killer asbestos imports
Thailand may ban asbestos imports for use in construction and manufacturing after it was confirmed a worker has contracted lung cancer because of the toxic mineral. Many countries slapped blanket bans on the killer in the 1980s. -
Education
Private school employeesnhrc will fight for social security
Some 230,000 employees have lost benefits since the new act came into effect -
Metro/Crimes
End of the line
Three vocational students were yesterday jailed for life for the brutal murder of a rivalschool student two years ago.
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THE NATION BLOG
Sourth Crisis
Blasts likely the work of one group
Seven small explosions rocked the southern business centres of Hat Yai and Songkhla, injuring two teenage girls on Saturday night, police said yesterday.
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Top Stories
- Five Thai troops injured in border clashes
- Thai govt to discuss Khmer threat this afternoon
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- Intrusion 'a violation of sovereignty' : FM
- FDA suspects local use of melaminetainted milk powder
- Villagers prepare to bunker down
- Thailand to raise Cambodian mines issue
- Huge batch of creamer to be tested
- Border talks delayed over legal uncertainty
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