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| 12 May 2008 |
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| The scene at a meeting of Gov. Nirand Kalayanamitr’s Provincial Security Council Wednesday: the governor said he emphasized the necessity of finding a solution to the problem of squatters and of encroachment on island properties; he called for intensifed investigation into who exploded three bombs at homes located off E. Chao Fah Rd. in tambon Vichit earlier this month. Police earlier said there was information suggesting that two police officers had planted the bombs but their names were never released; it is not known whether they have been called for questioning. |
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| Phang-nga governor Winai Buapradit presided over opening of the Mobile Agricultural Clinic Project Thursday. Also attending were Winai’s wife, Ratri, chairman of the Phang-nga Provincial Red Cross, vice-governor Titawatr Chaowalit, and senior civil service members in the provincial Agricultural and Co-Operatives office. The ceremony was held at Toong Potiwitaya School in Takua Pa district. |
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| Authorites are campaigning to drive down the number of injuries and deaths on Phuket’s roads this holiday season. The provincial targets are no more than three fatalities, 39 injuries, and 34 accidents. An Accident Centre has been established, along with an “accident alert network”. Photo shows the scene during a Public Safety parade Wednesday at Provincial Hall that included students, teachers, local officials and ham radio operators. The Accident Centre is in operation only for the seven-day period 28th December - 3rd January. |
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Food exports likely to grow at least 10% this year |
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Food exports are expected to expand at least 10 per cent this year due in particular to an increased international demand for the agricultural commodities, especially rice and processed cassava, according to a senior official of the Department of Export Promotion (DEP).
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Cabinet approves MoU on Thailand-Myanmar Tavoy port |
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The Thai cabinet on Tuesday gave a greenlight to a statement of intention between Thailand and Myanmar regarding a plan to develop a deep sea port in Tavoy, a Thai government spokesman said.
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