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  Reconciliation bill comes under fire

  19 May 2013 : The reconciliation bill sponsored by Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yubamrung is facing growing opposition as it would exonerate those responsible for the crackdown on the 2010 red shirt protests.

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  Narathiwat hotel bomb blast wounds 6

  19 May 2013 : NARATHIWAT : Six people were injured in a bomb blast at a hotel in Narathiwat's Sungai Kolok municipality yesterday as police named two guests as suspects.

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  Blaze camp district cop shunted

  26 Mar 2013 : MAE HONG SON : The Khun Yuam district police chief was hit with a lightning transfer order yesterday for alleged negligence in handling Friday's deadly inferno at the Mae Surin refugee camp which resulted in almost 40 deaths.

• STOCK MARKET

  Bubble threat dismissed as SET rebounds from slide

  26 Mar 2013 : Fund managers dismissed notions of a stock market bubble as the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) rallied 3.04% yesterday on a technical rebound after last week's 7.46% plunge.

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  FOREIGN AFFAIRS

  PNG to grant gas concessions to Thai firms

  26 Mar 2013 : Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill has agreed to grant natural gas concessions to the Thai private sector during talks with his Thai counterpart Yingluck Shinawatra.

• EDUCATION

  Local panels refuse to revoke test results

  26 Mar 2013 : Local sub-committees of the teacher civil service agency say they do not want the responsibility of deciding whether to overturn fraudulent test results after rampant cheating was found in assistant teacher exams.

• FIRST-CAR SCHEME

  Funds fall short for rebates

  26 Mar 2013 : The Finance Ministry plans to withdraw 30 billion baht from Treasury reserves to pay tax rebates for first-car buyers, a source says.

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  Blaze camp district cop shunted

  25 Mar 2013 : MAE HONG SON - The Khun Yuam district police chief was hit with a lightning transfer order Monday for alleged negligence in handling Friday's deadly inferno at the Mae Surin refugee camp which resulted in almost 40 deaths.

• Authorities not ready for 'tagging'

  25 Mar 2013 : The Corrections Department said it was not ready to enforce the new law on electronic monitoring of offenders, which took effect last Friday, saying it had yet to acquire the devices while it also did not have alternative custodial facilities.

• B10million in crystal meth seized

  25 Mar 2013 : NAKHON PHANOM - Police have arrested and charged a man over the transportation of 600 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine, ya ice, worth at least 10 million baht on the streets.

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  Airline rebuked over walking stick rule

  25 Mar 2013 : A Thammasat University academic was left bewildered and angry after Nok Air staff rigidly enforced a rule that regards his walking stick as a weapon.

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  Thai stocks rebound strongly

  25 Mar 2013 : After a big slump in one-day trading on Friday, the Thai stock market rebounded strongly on Monday with a rise of 44.98 points, or 3.04%, following news that Cyprus received its bailout loan that will end the uncertainty afflicting the eurozone.

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