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Update: Sat, Sep 4 2010    

Abhisit, Hun Sen to meet in New York

Leaders of Thailand and Cambodia will have a four-eye in New York when they attend the second Asean-US Leader Meeting later this month.

Saudi arabia regrets suspect's promotion

The Saudi Arabian Embassy yesterday said it "deeply regrets" the government's decision to promote a suspect indicted in connection with the disappearance of a highprofile Saudi businessman to the rank of assistant national police chief.

Gunfight kills two

A fierce gunfight erupted in Yala yesterday morning during a police raid for the arrest of a wanted suspect. Two people were killed in the battle.

Six charged in US largest human trafficking

The US Justice Department on Thursday indicted six people for luring 400 Thais to the United States and conspiring to force them into working as farm labourers, LA Times online reported.

Pleas to extend Lin Ping's stay

During his visit to Shanghai tomorrow, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva will be urged to speak to relevant Chinese authorities and negotiate for an extension of Lin Ping's stint in Thailand.

Govt to build 190 'Monkey Cheeks'

A total of 190 water reservoirs based on royally-initiated "Monkeys Cheeks" mechanism will be built across the country to ease flooding problem and help with existing irrigation projects, Deputy Prime Minister Sanan Kachornprasart said yesterday.

6 more suspects in brawl

Arrest warrants are being sought for six other suspects believed to have been involved in a brawl between students in Bangkok's Min Buri district that killed a nineyearold schoolboy, police said.

Si Sa Ket's Kitibhum honoured

With his strong determination to help poor people in rural area, Dr Kitibhum Juthasmith from Si Sa Ket has been named the outstanding rural doctor of the year.

Security set to be beefed up

464 spots in Bangkok to be put under tighter surveillances: CRES

DSI to probe graft over Best 59 case

A Department of Special Investigation official has been subject to a criminal investigation following an allegation that he took bribes from a suspect involved in a pyramid scheme, a senior DSI official said yesterday.

Thailand's Lin Ping plea to China

Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva will be asked to talk to China during his visit to Shanghai city tomorow to extend stay of Lin Ping, a panda cub.

Six charged in largest US human trafficking case

The US Justice Department on Thursday announced indictments against six people for luring 400 Thais to the United States and conspiring to force them into working as farm laborers, LA Times online reported.

Legal action over misleading ads

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is taking actions against the Carabao Dang energydrink advertisement for exaggerating the product's benefits.

More laws needed to protect children

A nongovernmental organisation has found up to 1,500 young victims of human trafficking at Thailandbased rescue homes during the past five years.

NHSO to help kidney patients

Starting from October 1, patients with continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) under the universal healthcare scheme will get free medicine for the redcell blood production.

Clips suggest lobbying behind Best 59 case

Two audio clips were revealed yesterday to show there were political interference and lobbying attempt to throw the Best 59 pyramid scheme via Poodang Kitozan products off court.

As flooding continues, govt announces farmers' insurance plan

A governmentsubsidised disaster insurance fund will soon be set up to help people affected every year by seasonal flooding, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said yesterday.

Bout charges withdrawn, making way for extradition

Public prosecutors yesterday withdrew six additional offences filed against Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout by the United States, ending a legal dispute over whether he should be further detained - and meaning he is available for immediate courtordered extradition.

Teen arrested over death of 9-year-old

Engineering student admits to firing; police angry at 'trigger-happy cowards'

Study blames gulls, not storks, for bringing in bird flu

A study has found that the bird that carried the influenza virus H5N1 into Thailand was a gull, not the openbill stork.