Bus accidents on the rise in Thailand

BANGKOK, 27 September 2010 (NNT) – The number of road accidents caused by public buses has increased to almost 200 in the first eight months of 2010, with over 100 fatalities and nearly 2,000 injuries. According to Land Transport Department Director-General Chairat Sanguansue, 186 road accidents were reported in the first eight months of this […]

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PM: Thailand, Cambodia to work towards restoring bilateral ties

BANGKOK, 26 September 2010 (NNT) – Thailand and neighboring Cambodia will spare no efforts trying to improve the badly-soured bilateral relations, according to Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva. Speaking in his weekly talk show, “Confidence in Thailand with PM Abhisit”, the Prime Minister stated that the two countries would work together to strengthen bilateral ties, saying […]

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Thai PM mulls early elections

The Thai prime minister says his government may hold early elections in 2011 if the country’s Red Shirt opposition movement does not stage more protests. “We believe that six more months of continued stability… should be able to set the scene for a possible early election next year,” he told the Council on Foreign Relations […]

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Widespread Cheating Uncovered in Royal Thai Police Exams

Revelations of widespread corruption and cheating in Royal Thai Police examinations have been uncovered in the Thai press this week. Reports stipulate that numerous non-commissioned officers taking the commissioned officer examinations were paying for their pass grade and using an unnamed telephone receiver/transmission device to assist in cheating on the exam. Thailand, the 24th of […]

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