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7 arrests in Ayutthaya drug bust
Police on Monday arrested a total of seven people and seized 173,660 methamphetamine pills and 3.5kg of crystal methamphetamine, or "ice", in Ayutthaya province, Region 1 commander Pol Lt-Gen Krisda Phankhongchuen said at a press conference on Tuesday.
Nearly one in three motorcycle pillion passengers does not wear a crash helmet despite knowing it is against the law, a survey reveals.
The never-ending list of environmentally friendly products is growing: from bioplastics, clothing and green furniture to green cars, it seems like companies are doing all they can to prevent the effects of climate change.
Post Bag Let Thaksin supporters pay
The well written script has now reached its expected conclusion with the release of Khun Sivarak, charged by the Cambodian government with alleged spying.
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Need to cool Bangkok's|giant concrete stove
People living in Arctic areas used to build a huge concrete construction around the stove to store the heat from daytime cooking and heating for the cold night, when the firewood burned out.
Some industrial-estate growth in 2010
The outlook for the industrial-estate sector remains cloudy, with the Supreme Administrative Court keeping 65 projects in Map Ta Phut with combined investment of Bt300 billion suspended over environmental concerns.
Police investigating the murder of wealthy businesswoman Sunattee Nerngchamnong discovered a potential lead yesterday - business conflicts she had over a vast area of land in Chon Buri worth Bt10 billion jointly owned with a relative.
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Nationwide festivities mark auspicious day
People from all walks of life all over the country yesterday celebrated His Majesty the King's 82nd birthday through various activities.
Apparently Egat officials have discovered the nuclear power trough to be so large they have invited members of Parliament to stick their snouts in as well.
Motorists caught driving while drunk over the New Year period face being jailed with no chance of a suspended sentence, law enforcement officials say.
New England Journal of Medicine
Vaccine Regimen to Prevent HIV-1 Infection in Thailand
Supachai Rerks-Ngarm, M.D., Punnee Pitisuttithum, M.D., D.T.M.H., Sorachai Nitayaphan, M.D., Ph.D., Jaranit Kaewkungwal, Ph.D., Joseph Chiu, M.D., Robert Paris, M.D., Nakorn Premsri, M.D., Chawetsan Namwat, M.D., Mark de Souza, Ph.D., Elizabeth Adams, M.D., Michael Benenson, M.D., Sanjay Gurunathan, M.D., Jim Tartaglia, Ph.D., John G. McNeil, M.D., ...
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The Pollution Control Department is preparing to seek compensation from at least one company for the leakage of sodium persulfate at Laem Chabang Port last Wednesday.
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American scuba diving teacher found dead on remote mountain in Chon Buri
Chon Buri - An American scuba diving teacher was found dead inside his car at a remote spot on a mountain in Sattahib district Monday morning.
Vaccination with ALVAC and AIDSVAX to Prevent HIV-1 Infection in Thailand.
Abstract BACKGROUND: The development of a safe and effective vaccine against the human immunodeficiency virus type 1 is critical to pandemic control.
Chemical leak forces families to flee homes
CHON BURI : More than 200 families were evacuated after a chemical leakage at the Laem Chabang deep-sea port in Si Racha district early yesterday.
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Khmer Defence Minister Tea Banh visits Thailand
Cambodia's Defence Minister Gen Tea Banh arrived in Thailand on Thursday to co-chair a meeting of Thai-Cambodia General Border Committee.
Thai trawlers stranded in net of despair
Fishing industry delegates are seeking help from the Thai and Cambodian armies to urge Koh Kong authorities to speed up concession contracts to Thai trawlers.
Since violence resurfaced in the deep South provinces of Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat and parts of Songkhla six years ago, many state officials have asked for transfers to other provinces, causing severe staff shortages.
BANGKOK: Cambodia pulls out of military sports meet
A sporting event between Thai and Cambodian military personnel scheduled over the weekend has been postponed indefinitely due to the growing tensions between the two countries.
Acid rain at Map Ta Phut 'unlikely to be toxic'
Rainwater in Rayong and around the Map Ta Phut industrial estate was "a bit acidic", but not exceedingly toxic.
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