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Update: Wed, Mar 10 2010    

Last suspect charged

The owner of a light and sound company was indicted yesterday as the seventh and last suspect in the Santika Pub fire that killed 66 revellers.

Higher skills, knowledge needed to upgrade competitiveness

The new trend in the Thai workplace will be for creative industries leading to a creative economy.

Jail me if I benefit from deal : Anupong

Media once again kept out of latest tests in Pattani

Grandma Hai honoured for her fight for rights

Fighter for justice and human rights, 81-year-old Hai Khanjantha, received an honorary master's degree in political science at Ramkhamhaeng University yesterday.

Stay hydrated, warns Jurin

Children, the elderly, people with high blood pressure or heart problems and golfers were warned yesterday to drink lots of water to prevent life-threatening heatstroke during this summer, as the mercury is soaring.

My comments are taken out of context : Asean Chief

Asean's chief Surin Pitsuwan on Tuesday insisted that media reports quoting him over a military exercise in Cambodia were taken totally out of context.

Market academy attracts politicians

The Capital Market Academy under the Stock Exchange of Thailand, which provides intensive training in equity investment to executives, is now drawing students who are senior politicians and bigwigs - a tendency its director said was not aimed at political networking.

Student files malpractice complaint with Leena's support

Leena Jang Foundation's chairwoman Leena Jangjanja yesterday took a Ramkhamhaeng University student to file a police complaint against the Bang Mod 1 Hospital for malpractice, which resulted in her losing her right eye. The hospital, however, insisted that the patient was given the best care available but the infection had spread so fast that the eye had to be removed.

Secondary school applicants advised to dodge red shirt rally

The Office of Basic Education Commission (Obec) has offered alternative methods through which children can avoid the red-shirt rally site when submitting their applications to state secondary schools in the coming days.

Bureau to step up on rainmaking

Since this year's drought is expected to be more severe and hit many provinces, the Bureau of Royal Rainmaking and Agricultural Aviation is planning to make artificial rain more frequently.

Sign language translators to be hired

The government plans to provide sign-language translators for deaf people who need help at hospitals, seminars or police stations around the country.

Delinquents reading their way to a better life

Encouraging students to read can be tough work in Thailand - and getting those categorised as delinquents to do this is surely harder still.

Fire halts awards ceremony with VIPs

Officials lined up to meet Princess as drama occurs; group meets PM

57 projects undergo mandatory HIA

A total of 57 projects, with 50 located in Rayong's Map Ta Phut industrial estate, are undergoing the mandatory health assessment process that is required by the Constitution,

Kru Noi saved by donors

Thanks to a flood of donations over the past few weeks, the founder of a charity home has been able to clear her Bt3million in debts.

80-year-old nabbed selling 'ya ba'

An 80-year-old woman was arrested early yesterday for selling ya ba - methamphetamines - to support herself.

Six die from H1N1 flu

Six people, including a baby died last week from the influenza type-A (H1N1) in different parts of the Kingdom. Most already suffered from chronic illnesses.

Six die from H1N1 flu last week

Six people, including a baby died last week from the influenza type-A (H1N1) in different parts of the Kingdom. Most already suffered from chronic illnesses.

China's dams make no impact to upstream

China on Monday dismissed an accusation that it caused drought in the Mekong River, saying its shared only 13 percent of water flow in the southeast Asian longest river.

Hua Hin summit to discuss crisis

Sandbars protrude here and there as the Mekong River courses past Thailand. To the naked eye, it's the driest season in decades, villagers say.