Chicken eggs produced in Thailand are safe for consumption, and no melamine contamination has been found in them, says Food and Drug Administration (FDA) secretary-general Dr Pipat Yingseri.
Authorities caring for the aged report growing complaints about paid nursing care given to elderly people - a rapidly growing sector of the community already straining resources.
The grievances range from poor services, to abuses, to thefts and more.
Her Majesty the Queen has graciously granted Bt100,000 through the Phetburi Red Cross Society to assist the family of a technical college student who sustained a serious head injury in a hazing ceremony last week.
The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is set to conclude its investigation into the multimillion-baht plan to procure 45 Bus Rapid Transit vehicles before the end of the year.
The Pollution Control Department (PCD) plans to issue standards which measure the level of wastewater from communities, helping to determine sources of pollution.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has discovered a high concentration of melamine in the Orphic brand milkchocolate wafers found on the shelves in Mukdahan province, a senior health officer said yesterday.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has promised to bring its publichealth system up to international standards and establish a medical centre for elderly residents.
A leading human rights legal group is looking to pursue other legal actions against a paramilitary ranger unit in southern Thailand for the disappearance of a school caretaker, Mayateh Marano, who was forcibly taken in for questioning last year and has not been seen since.