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Block on Thailand chemical plants is removed
Financial Times Thailand has sought to attract investments from petrochemicals and steel companies, and Dow Chemicals, Bayer, India's Aditya Birla, Japan's Yamato Steel and … Thai Court Rules Industrial Projects Can Resume Thai court favors industry in pollution case Thai Court Lifts Ban on Industrial Projects Halted on Environment Grounds |
By a Royal command issued yesterday, the new military line-up – comprising 550 generals rallying behind incoming Army chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha – will assume office on October 1.
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is taking actions against the Carabao Dang energydrink advertisement for exaggerating the product’s benefits.
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New Thai Army Chief Named
Wall Street Journal BANGKOK—Thailand's monarch confirmed a hawkish general as the country's next army chief Thursday, a move that means the army is likely to … Thai PM calls for army openness as king approves reshuffle Thai king appoints hardliner as next army chief King endorses Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha as new army chief |
The opposition Pheu Thai Party and its patriarch Thaksin Shinawatra have separately offered an olive branch to the government, calling for peace and reconciliation.
The rise of two military preparatory-school classmates to the highest positions in the Army and the police force seems to give Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva a comfortable feel politically.
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.
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.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The True Source Honey Initiative applauds actions taken yesterday by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) to pursue leads in stemming the tide of illegally imported honey.
A nongovernmental organisation has found up to 1,500 young victims of human trafficking at Thailandbased rescue homes during the past five years.
