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Eight people, including two children, injured in Songkhla explosion

Two school children were among eight people injured by shrapnel from a roadside bomb near a public park in the Sabayoi district of Thailand’s southern province of Songkhla today. Also injured were the Sabayoi district assistant chief, a defence volunteer and villagers. It is believed that southern insurgents detonated the device when a converted pickup

24 Feb 2020

Government’s economic policies favour big corporations - Pita

The Government’s economic policies are tailored to favour large corporations at the expense of the poor, resulting in the minority rich becoming richer while the poor get poorer, said party list MP of the now defunct Future Forward party, Mr. Pita Limjaroenrat, during the censure debate on Monday. As far as GDP (gross domestic product)

24 Feb 2020

PM2.5 dust particles forecast to blanket city until end of month

Bangkok residents have been advised to protect their health by wearing face masks while they are outdoors, but to avoid outdoor activities where possible, from today until the end of the month due to increased PM2.5 dust in the air over most parts of the capital. Spokesman for City Hall, Pongsakorn Kwanmuang, said that fine

24 Feb 2020

COVID-19 expected to be designated dangerous infectious disease today - Anutin

The National Committee to Control Infectious Diseases is expected to upgrade Thailand’s preparedness to cope with COVID-19 to Stage 3, as a strengthened precautionary measure to prevent the further spread of the disease. Public Health Minister Anutin Charnviral, in his capacity as chair of the committee, said that he expects the committee, at the meeting

24 Feb 2020

South Korean cases jump, China counts 150 more virus deaths

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea reported another large jump in new virus cases Monday a day after the the president called for “unprecedented, powerful” steps to combat the outbreak that is increasingly confounding attempts to stop the spread. The 161 new cases bring South Korea’s total to 763 cases, and two more deaths

24 Feb 2020

Anwar cries foul as Malaysian parties plan sweeping coalition change

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Malaysia’s would-be leader Anwar Ibrahim on Sunday accused 94-year-old Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad’s party and “traitors” in his own camp of plotting a wholesale change in the ruling coalition that could ultimately deny him the premiership. After being promised that he would one day become prime minister, Anwar allied with former

24 Feb 2020

42 opposition MPs lined up for censure debate

Thailand’s opposition parties have lined up 42 speakers for the censure debate this afternoon (Monday), with half of them targeting Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, who doubles as the defence minister. Opposition leader Sompong Amornvivat said this morning that it is necessary for opposition MPs to debate the performance of the previous junta-led administration, because

24 Feb 2020

Defiant Pannika dares PM to sue over her allegation of Government involvement in Malaysia’s 1MDB scandal

Former spokeswoman for the now defunct Future Forward party, Pannika Wanich, has challenged Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha to file a personal defamation claim against her for implicating him in the previous administration’s alleged assistance in the cover-up of Malaysia’s multi-billion dollar 1MDB scandal. The Royal Thai Police (RTP) is to explore the possibility of taking

24 Feb 2020

New measure for students and officials returning from COVID-19 high risk countries

All educational personnel from the Education Ministry and students, who have visited six COVID-19 high risk countries, have been told to stop working in their offices or to take leave from classes for 14 days, under an intensified measure imposed by the Education Ministry to prevent the spread of the disease. Education Minister Nuttapol

24 Feb 2020

Malaysian PM Mahathir sends resignation letter to king

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) – Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has submitted a letter of resignation to Malaysia’s king, his office said on Monday, amid talk of forming a new governing coalition. The fate of Malaysia’s ruling coalition had been in doubt after surprise weekend talks between it and opposition groups on forming a new government

24 Feb 2020

Law professors oppose Constitutional Court’s dissolution of Future Forward

Thirty-six law professors, at the Faculty of Law of Thammasat University, have issued a statement voicing their disagreement with the Constitutional Court’s decision to disband the Future Forward party, and to ban its executive committee from politics for ten years, for accepting a 191.2 million baht loan from its then leader, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit. The

24 Feb 2020

Thai Foreign Ministry hopes allies will respect Thai sovereignty

The Thai Foreign Ministry said today that it believes countries friendly to Thailand will respect her sovereignty and support acts which are in compliance with the Thai Constitution, just as Thailand does with members of the international community. In a statement, issued today in response to the concern expressed by the US embassy in Bangkok

23 Feb 2020

Five suspected insurgents killed in Narathiwat

Five suspected southern insurgents were shot dead by security forces on a mountain in Cho Airong district of Thailand’s southern border province of Narathiwat on Sunday. The security forces also seized five M16 assault rifles, one HK rifle and some supplies from the location on Tawae Mountain in Tambon Bukit. Military sources said that the

23 Feb 2020

Palang Pracharath wins Khamphaeng Phet by-election

Palang Pracharath, the key member of the Prayut coalition government, won the by-election in the central province of Khamphaeng Phet on Sunday, a day ahead of the no-confidence debate. Phetchphum Apornrat declared victory after unofficial results showed he beat his rival from Pheu Thai Party, Khamphol Panyakul, by over 10,000 votes. The victory gives the

24 Feb 2020

Global spread of coronavirus raises pandemic fears

SEOUL/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Fears grew on Monday that the coronavirus outbreak in China will grow into a pandemic with disruptive and deadly consequences for countries around the world, after sharp rises in infections in South Korea, Italy and Iran. A surge of infections in South Korea and Italy, and an alarming rise in the death

24 Feb 2020

Former deputy commerce minister in police custody

Former deputy commerce minister, Pol Lt-Col Banyin Tangpakorn, and two other people were taken into police custody this morning, in Thailand’s central province of Nakhon Sawan, on suspicion of involvement in the disappearance of the brother of a senior Criminal Court judge. The arrest of Banyin, former MP for Nakhon Sawan of the now-defunct Palang Prachachon party,

23 Feb 2020
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