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Super Poll says 86.3% do not trust Thailand’s political parties

More than 80% of the respondents to an opinion poll have admitted that they have lost trust in Thailand’s political parties, because they are full of politicians with vested interests, who engage in power struggles and political games. Dr. Noppadol Kannikar, director of Super Poll, said today that the survey also showed at 86.3% of

11 Jul 2020

Singapore's ruling party seen retaining power, sample vote count shows

SINGAPORE, July 11 (Reuters) – Singapore’s ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) is set to retain its parliamentary majority, a sample of votes showed from a ballot held on Friday under the cloud of the coronavirus pandemic. The random sample of 100 votes taken from each polling station showed the race for some of the seats

11 Jul 2020

Hong Kong police arrest seven over stabbing of officer during protest

HONG KONG (Reuters) – Hong Kong police said on Friday they arrested seven people for “assisting” a man suspected of stabbing a police officer during a protest against a new national security law on July 1. Authorities arrested five men and two women aged between 24-71 on suspicion of offences including helping the suspect purchase

11 Jul 2020

Trump's planned order on 'dreamer' immigrants will not include amnesty - White House

(Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s planned executive order on immigration will not include amnesty for migrants who are in the United States illegally but arrived in the country as children, a White House spokesman said on Friday. “This does not include amnesty,” White House spokesman Judd Deere said in a statement, after Trump said

11 Jul 2020

Australia's Victoria state records another day of high coronavirus infections

SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia’s second most-populous state on Saturday reported one of its highest daily increases in new coronavirus infections and warned the numbers would get worse before they got better as it began its first weekend under a six-week lockdown. Victoria state recorded 216 new cases of the virus that causes COVID-19 in the

11 Jul 2020

Thailand’s Energy Minister Sontirat may join Kla Party

There is speculation that Energy Minister, and former Secretary-General of Thailand’s ruling Palang Pracharat party, Mr. Sontirat Sontijirawong, will join Mr. Korn Chatikavanich’s Kla party around August this year. A well-informed source in the Kla party said that Mr. Sontirat met Mr. Korn, a former Finance Minister during the Government of former Prime Minister Abhisit

10 Jul 2020

Officials told to ensure transparency at Saturday’s Jana industrial estate hearing

The Southern Border Provinces Administration Centre (SBPAC) has been told to allow all stakeholders, both supporters and opponents of the Jana industrial estate project, to participate in the public hearing tomorrow (Saturday), to be held at a school in Jana district of Thailand’s southern province of Songkhla. Mr. Som Promrot, a member of the

10 Jul 2020

Thai schools told they cannot arbitrarily cut students’ hair

Thailand’s Ministry of Education has issued a letter, to all schools under its jurisdiction, to abrogate the 1975 regulations, regarding their students’ hair style and length, and to forbid the arbitrary cutting of students’ hair at school. Education Permanent Secretary Mr. Prasert Boonruang, who also serves as the spokesman for the Education Ministry, said

10 Jul 2020

10 Countries with highest number of COVID-19 infections, as of July 10, 2020

10 Jul 2020

WHO experts to visit China to plan COVID-19 investigation

BEIJING (AP) — Two World Health Organization experts will spend the next two days in the Chinese capital to lay the groundwork for a larger mission to investigate the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic. An animal health expert and an epidemiologist will meet Chinese counterparts in Beijing on Saturday and Sunday to fix the

10 Jul 2020

Analysis from medical experts: Floyd's speech didn't mean he could breathe

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — As George Floyd repeatedly pleaded “I can’t breathe” to police officers holding him down on a Minneapolis street corner, some of the officers responded by pointing out he was able to speak. One told Floyd it takes “a lot of oxygen” to talk, while another told angry bystanders that Floyd was “talking,

10 Jul 2020

Zero new COVID-19 infections recorded in Thailand

Thailand recorded no new coronavirus infections or fatalities today, as the country reaches 46 consecutive days without a single case of locally-transmitted infection. Two additional recoveries were recorded today, bringing recoveries to 3,087, while cumulative infections, to date, are 3,202. The death toll remains 58, with 57 patients still being treated in hospital. Globally,

10 Jul 2020

10 Countries with highest number of COVID-19 infections, as of July 9, 2020

09 Jul 2020

Japan braces for more heavy rain as death toll rises to 66

TOKYO (AP) — Parts of Japan still searching for missing people and evacuating those stranded by deadly floods and mudslides were bracing for more pounding rains through the weekend. The death toll has risen to 66 as of Friday morning, with 16 others still missing, the Fire and Disaster Management Agency said. Most of them

10 Jul 2020

Australia’s Victoria state has record 288 new cases

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australia’s Victoria state on Friday reported the new daily record of 288 coronavirus cases, which also reflects a record number of tests exceeding 37,500. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that the number of citizens and permanent residents allowed to return to Australia each week will be reduced by more

10 Jul 2020

US army delegation submits to swab tests and compliance with safety measures

US Army Commander-in-Chief, General James C. McConville, and his small entourage submitted to nasopharyngeal swab COVID-19 tests upon their arrival at Don Mueang military airport on Thursday morning. General McConville and his delegation, who are on a two-day official visit to Thailand, were welcomed by his Thai counterpart, General Apirat Kongsompong. The group are the

09 Jul 2020
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