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  • POLICE Region 2 chief shunted to inactive post

    10/02/2010 : The chief of Police Region 2 has been transferred to an inactive post following allegations that he accepted bribes from officers in return for their promotion.

  • Lawyers finalise Thaksin case

    10/02/2010 : The prosecution has presented its closing statement in the case of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's 76 billion baht in frozen assets.

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  • WELFARE

    Khru Noi resists debt plan

    10/02/2010 : Child welfare activist Nualnoi Timkul is opposing plans to set up a foundation to manage her debt-ridden Baan Khru Noi children's home.

  • New Year revellers will be pretty in pink

    10/02/2010 : A campaign to urge people in Yaowarat to wear pink clothes to celebrate Chinese New Year is receiving a mixed response from locals.

  • MAP TA PHUT

    Body will 'help solve industrial problems'

    10/02/2010 : The chairman of the four-party panel working on the Map Ta Phut pollution problem insists an independent advisory body will help suspended industrial projects move forward.

  • Army denies haven to Karen refugees

    10/02/2010 : The army is accused of sending a group of Karen refugees back to Burma, despite government assurances to the contrary.

  • SOUTH

    Cousin of Wan Norshot dead

    10/02/2010 : A cousin of former house speaker Wan Muhammad Nor Matha has been shot dead at his home in Yala's Raman district.

  • SUVARNABHUMI

    Govt plans new airport police station

    10/02/2010 : The cabinet has agreed to set up a new police station at Suvarnabhumi airport to beef up safety for passengers and their belongings.

  • WEATHER

    Odd patterns no concern

    10/02/2010 : Weather experts are ruling out climate change as a cause of this cold season's unusual weather patterns.

  • DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS

    Hun Sen's rant is 'proof that ties will remain shaky'

    10/02/2010 : Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva says the personal attacks on him by his Cambodian counterpart Hun Sen are proof of why the shaky ties between the two countries cannot return to normal.

  • Govt prepared to cope with red shirts

    09/02/2010 : The government plans to take three levels of legal measures to control the red shirts of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship who are expected to stage a mass rally this month, acting government spokesman Panitan Wattanayagorn said on Tuesday.

  • Teachers demand better security

    09/02/2010 : The Confederation of Teachers of Three Border Provinces on Tuesday called for the government to step up security for teachers.

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