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A 43 year old factory worker in Bangkok, Thailand, has told local police she has discovered her right kidney was absent after having an x-ray to detect the cause of her frequent fainting spells and the constant ...
Muslim insurgent group claims cease-fire in restive southern Thailand
BANGKOK, Thailand : An organization claiming to represent groups involved in southern Thailand's Muslim insurgency announced Thursday it will end all violence in the region.
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Bangkok Travel Medicine Clinic
It involves several medical practices working in conjunction, including preventive and curative medicine, tropical medicine, infectious disease, and internal medicine, with the primary goal of diagnosing and ...
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Bangkok Hospital Medical Center Receives Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce Award
Amid a plethora of high-quality health service providers in Thailand, Bangkok Hospital Medical Center was recently honored by the Thai-Canadian Chamber of Commerce for its excellent care.
Study finds arsenic threats in southeast Asia
By MICHAEL CASEY The Associated Press Saturday, July 12, 2008; 3:52 AM BANGKOK, Thailand -- Myanmar's cyclone-devastated Irrawaddy delta and Indonesia's Sumatra island face high risks of arsenic contamination ...
"Even though I did not do anything wrong, I would like to show responsibility by resigning," Foreign Minister Noppadon Pattama said.
Oil prices rebound on Iran missile tests
By ALEX KENNEDY The Associated Press Wednesday, July 9, 2008; 5:05 AM BANGKOK, Thailand -- Oil prices rebounded Wednesday in Asia from a tumble of more than $5 in the previous session after Iran test-fired nine ...
Top Thai politician faces poll fraud verdict
By Pracha Hariraksapitak Bangkok - Thailand's Supreme Court will give its verdict on Tuesday in a case against a senior member of the ruling People Power Party accused of buying votes in a December poll, which ...
Day 3, Long tail boat ride to the temple and through the cannels, we started with a trip down the main river Chao Phraya River.
Insurgents shoot up cafe in Thailand's south, killing 3
BANGKOK, Thailand : Suspected insurgents in Thailand's restive south shot up a bustling cafe early Saturday, killing three customers and injuring four others, police said.
Study: Orangutan populations declining sharply
The declines in Indonesia and Malaysia since 2004 are mostly because of illegal logging and the expansion of palm oil plantations, Serge Wich, a scientist at the Great Ape Trust in Iowa, said on Saturday.
Blue screen of death - Bangkok, Thailand
A Blue Screen of Death is an error screen displayed by certain operating systems , most notably Microsoft Windows , after encountering a critical system error which can cause the system to shut down to prevent ...
Oil steady above $145 in Asia on Saudi declaration
Passersby walk past a price board indicating regular gas is sold at 190 yen per liter and the high-octane gas at 200 yen per liter at a gas station in Tokyo Thursday, July 3, 2008.
Former Thai premier cannot leave country
An anti government protester walks past a poster depicting ousted Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra behind bars outside Government House in Bangkok, Thailand, Thursday July 3, 2008.
Book chronicles pastor's work in Bangkok slums
ASHEVILLE Greg Barrett went to Thailand as a Gannett News Service reporter in 2000 to investigate human trafficking, believing he would confront and condemn parents and others who sold women into sexual ...
Judge: Snipes Can Travel Abroad For Movies
Wesley Snipes will be allowed to leave the United States to work on two movies while his lawyers appeal his tax convictions.
Myanmar politics roiled, but junta grip firm
In this March 27, 2007 file photo, Myanmar's ruling leader Senior Gen Than Shwe salutes soldiers during 62nd annual Armed Forces Day ceremonies in the capital city of Naypyidaw, Myanmar.
Oil climbs to $142 a barrel in Asia
Paul Sakuma July 01, 2008 4:44 AM EDT BANGKOK, Thailand - Oil prices climbed to $142 a barrel Tuesday amid concerns about tensions between Iran and Israel and a weakening dollar.
KiwiFM Wammo & PM Helen Clark's Political Round-Up
In 2002, Scott Ritter, the former Chief United Nations Weapons Inspector In Iraq, publicly accused the Bush administration of lying to Congress and the public about assertions that Iraq was hiding a chemical ...
Commentary: Nationalistic puppets
By Sanitsuda Ekachai The PAD has chosen to speak the language which mainstream society understands.