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• AETAS BANGKOK HOTEL Developers 'must plan carefully'

  13/02/2012 : Developers should be more careful of road width and check every detail related to construction regulations when planning a high-rise project, says the Thai Condominium Association.

• PROSTITUTION Chuvit calls for stop to under-age sex trade

  13/02/2012 : Maverick MP Chuvit Kamolvisit has demanded a tougher crackdown on prostitution which he says has drawn 100,000 underage girls into the sex industry.

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• Man plunges to death from escalator at central pinklao

  12/02/2012 : A man yesterday fell to his death from an escalator on the third floor of Central Pinklao department store in Bangkok's Bang Phlat district.

• BMA shares disaster planning ideas with sister cities

  12/02/2012 : The responsibility for rehabilitation and renewal in Bangkok after disasters belongs not only to the city administration but also to the central government, a Mayors Roundtable Discussion was told on Friday.

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  Zoos still suspected over dead tigers

  12/02/2012 : Wildlife authorities are still convinced two male tigers slaughtered by a backyard butcher in Bangkok recently were supplied by a zoo.

• Dean denies doctors' claim of corruption

  12/02/2012 : The Department of Special Investigation is probing corruption allegations filed by doctors against the dean of Vajira Hospital's faculty of medicine.

• Businessmen picks up lucky licence plate for 11 million baht at auction

  12/02/2012 : A licence plate deemed the most auspicious has been sold to Passakorn Sakonsattayathorn, a member of the Sukhothai Hotel family, for a record 11 million baht at an auction.

• Chuvit faces libel from own party MP

  12/02/2012 : NAKHON SI THAMMARAT : Chaiwat Krairiksh, a party-list MP under the Rak Thailand Party quota, yesterday filed a libel complaint with Pak Phanang police against his party leader Chuvit Kamolvisit.

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  PM's flood trip 'set to be washout'

  12/02/2012 : Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's five-day flood trip is likely to be futile as it is aimed at boosting the government's popularity rather than seriously looking into flood problems, critics say.

• Dive sites to remain closed so bleached coral may recover

  12/02/2012 : Seven popular dive sites in the Andaman Sea will be closed for at least six more months to allow coral damaged by bleaching to recover.

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  Chiang Mai warning

  12/02/2012 : The Chinese Consulate General has issued a strong warning about travel to Chiang Mai, following a series of attacks on tourists including the recent brutal mugging of a woman at a temple.

• PM: Govt to focus on flood prevention

  11/02/2012 : The government will this year focus on flood prevention and will implement measures to ensure that there will be no recurrence of last year’s great flood, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said on Saturday morning.

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