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Thai Deputy Premier Chalerm fingers Myanmar at ASEAN ministers' drug meeting

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BANGKOK, Aug 31 – ASEAN’s hope for achieving drug-free status by 2015—a goal endorsed at a special ASEAN anti-drug meeting in the Thai capital which ended today—depends upon Myanmar, according to Thai Deputy Premier Chalerm Yubamrung.

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FLOODING

Ayutthaya works to protect historic remains

Ayutthaya authorities have been busy protecting ancient remains from inundation after last year's massive floods badly affected the province.

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Malaysian national day sees flag-associated bomb incidents in Thai border provinces

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NARATHWAT, Aug 31 - Suspicious objects were founded in four southern border provinces while in Narathiwat alone, they were founded at 43 locations and three Thai government personnel were wounded.

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PTTEP fined A$510,000 for Montara incident

The Nation

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A file photo of the fire incident

SYNEY: -- PTT Exploration and Production Plc (PTTEP) is fined 510,000 Australian dollar or approximately Bt16.55 million for the 2009 fire incident at its Montara field, off the coast of Australia.

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DDPM: Flash floods to hit most of Thailand on Sep 2-5

BANGKOK, 31 August 2012 (NNT) - The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has issued a warning for residents in the North, Northeast, East and central region to brace for flash floods, forest runoffs and heavy rain during September 2-5.

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Once in a Blue Moon

Phuket Gazette

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The moon will not really be blue unless there are dust particles present. Photo: Dean Noble

PHUKET: -- The National Astronomical Research Institute (NARIT) has announced that the rare lunar event, known as a 'Blue Moon’, is scheduled to occur tonight.

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