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  • Two-week old baby girl dumped

    20 May 2013 : An infant only one to two weeks old was found left next to an apartment building in Bangkok on Monday morning, police said.

  • WATER SUMMITHeads of state arrive as protests kick in

    20 May 2013 : CHIANG MAI As heads of state gathered yesterday to attend a summit on water management, grassroot groups held a parallel forum to criticise the failures in water management projects by governments around the world.

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  • Police probe possible political link in attack on 'Thai Rath' offices

    12 May 2013 : Police are looking into whether yesterday morning's attack on the office of the Thai Rath newspaper is linked to the controversy surrounding its cartoonist's comments about the prime minister.

  • Mechanics held for stomping on police dummy

    12 May 2013 : Two air-conditioning mechanics were arrested yesterday for allegedly attacking a traffic police dummy in Phitsanulok's Wang Thong district after they mistook it for a real law enforcement officer.

  • 'No subsidies' for doctors going private

    12 May 2013 : The government has floated a plan to revoke subsidies for doctors who take specialist courses at state medical schools and then go on to work at private hospitals after they graduate.

  • Coronavirus warning for flu sufferers

    12 May 2013 : The Public Health Ministry has asked those suffering from the flu or colds, especially those who have just returned from the Middle East, to consult a doctor.

  • Insurgent trainer killed in dawn raid by troops

    12 May 2013 : A trainer of southern militants was killed in a clash with soldiers of Narathiwat 30 special force in Narathiwat's Rueso district early yesterday morning, reports said.

  • Myanmar-Thai SPV to run Dawei ops

    12 May 2013 : Myanmar and Thailand will on May 27 sign an agreement to establish a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to manage Myanmar's Dawei deep-sea port and special economic zone.

  • Judges counter radio reds

    12 May 2013 : The Constitution Court has lodged a police complaint against three red shirt community radio operators, accusing them of filing false charges against the court's judges.

  • Father of thai democracy forever misunderstood

    12 May 2013 : Eight decades after the 1932 revolution, Pridi Banomyong's controversial economic plan was yesterday the subject of a lively debate held to commemorate the 113th anniversary of the former leader's birth.

  • Student shot dead fleeing attackers

    12 May 2013 : A 21-year-old university student was shot dead yesterday as he rode his motorcycle along Phetkasem Road in Bangkok's Phasi Charoen district, police said.

  • Villagers set to fight yom river dam proposals

    12 May 2013 : PHAYAO : At least 2,000 people will be mobilised to oppose the planned construction of two large dams on the Yom River during the next opinion gathering forum on the project in Phrae this week.

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