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33 provinces cold disaster zones
04/02/2012 : A total of 33 provinces have been declared cold spell disaster zones, Wibul Sanguanpong, director general of the Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department, said on Saturday.
PM: Govt ready deal with deluge
04/02/2012 : Works under the flood prevention projects, including floodwalls construction and waterways dredging will be completed before coming rainy season, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said on Saturday.
Deadly clashes as anger with Egypt military boils over
04/02/2012 : A second day of clashes with Egyptian police left five more people dead as anger against the ruling military boiled over amid fury at the recent deaths of 74 people in football-related violence.
Gold prices for Saturday
04/02/2012 : The Gold Traders Association this morning set the buying price at 24,832.08 baht per baht-weight for gold ornaments and 25,200 baht per baht-weight for gold bar.
Mortar fire kills 105 in Syrian "massacre"
04/02/2012 : Mortar fire killed 105 people and left hundreds more injured in a "massacre" in the central Syrian city of Homs overnight Friday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
US job surge lifts hopes for resilient recovery
03/02/2012 : US businesses cranked up hiring in January, pulling down the unemployment rate for a fifth straight month amid signs of a stronger recovery brewing in the world's largest economy.
Red shirts told to shun Nitirat
03/02/2012 : The Democrat Party says Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra should forbid red-shirt supporters from backing the Nitirat campaign to amend the lese majeste laws, for fear the conflict could escalate.
China mine blast kills 11
03/02/2012 : A gas explosion in a southwest China coal mine Friday killed 11 workers and injured six others, state press said in the latest accident to hit the nation's dangerous mining industry.
Supoj defence needs time
03/02/2012 : Supoj Saplom wants 30 more days to prepare his defence against charges of being unusually wealthy and corrupt pratices, the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) said on Friday.
British minister quits to fight charges in speeding row
03/02/2012 : British Energy Secretary Chris Huhne resigned on Friday after being told he will face criminal charges over allegations he dodged a speeding penalty, but vowed to prove his innocence.
