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National News
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Drug busts rise, and danger too
Three provinces in the Northeast have been identified as the major entry points of illegal drugs in Thailand.
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Year's outstanding disabled people
The National Council on Social Welfare yesterday named 19 outstanding disabled people for 2008.
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Popular News
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Ageing bakery crumbles
Workers flee as time takes a slice out of old mansion
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More National News
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Chonsawat gets suspended jail term
Chonsawat Asavahame, a son of Puea Pandin Party chief adviser Vatana, yesterday escaped a jail term for assaulting a policeman. -
Royal balm
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. -
DSI to conclude BRT probe by year-end
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. -
Surat Thani at risk of landslides
The Meteorological Department yesterday warned that some 149 areas in Surat Thani province are at risk of landslides and flash floods.
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Environment
PCD reveals plans for new systems, fee schemes,
The Pollution Control Department (PCD) plans to issue standards which measure the level of wastewater from communities, helping to determine sources of pollution. -
Health&Science
Melamine found in milkchocolate wafers
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. -
Education
University to help students survive
Since the global economic slowdown is affecting one and all, Bangkok's Srinakharinwirot University (SWU) -
Metro/Crimes
Bangkok's healthier future
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has promised to bring its publichealth system up to international standards and establish a medical centre for elderly residents.
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THE NATION BLOG
Sourth Crisis
School's first day greeted with bombing
Thailand's deep South's first day of public school's second semester was greeted with a roadside bomb that was targeting security details for teachers.
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Top Stories
- Stress taking a toll
- Three bombs hit Narathiwat, killing one
- A monument to His Majesty
- Detective rapists jailed
- State hospitals cry for help
- Drug busts rise, and danger too
- Battling back to school
- Bird flu threat returns with cool weather
- Floods hit North, central provinces
- New algae species could be used for biodiesel
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