Thailand Live Wednesday 1 May 2013

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Three expats found dead in Phuket

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Two foreigners found dead in Saiyuan Rd, Phuket
Tanyaluk Sakoot


Faetra Petillo. Photo: Facebook

PHUKET: Two foreigners were found dead in Saiyuan Rd, Rawai, yesterday (April 30), in separate cases.

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Bail for police suspects in murder case to stay
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BANGKOK, May 1 – A request by the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to revoke bail for two police officers in connection with the disappearance of Saudi businessman Mohammad al-Ruwaili was rejected by the Criminal Court today.

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Police crack spate of Phuket hotel robberies
Tanyaluk Sakoot


Ritdhimet's partly disguised white Mercedes Benz.

PHUKET: -- Police appear to have cracked the case of the hotel safe deposit box robber who stole the contents of room safes – and sometimes the safes themselves – from hotels in Patong, Karon and Kata over the past few months.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/636555-police-crack-spate-of-phuket-hotel-robberies/

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Ayutthaya bridge collapse renews safety concerns nationwide

BANGKOK, 1 May 2013 (NNT) - Following the collapse of a suspension bridge in Ayutthaya that claimed the lives of 5 people, the Interior Ministry has instructed all provinces to carry out inspections on their suspension bridges to ensure public safety.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/636556-ayutthaya-bridge-collapse-renews-safety-concerns-nationwide/

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RT @191Thailand: 5:45pm Fire at Miss Rung nightclub on Srinakarin Road near Kanchanaphisek @js100radio http://twitter.com/191Thailand/status/329548019177500672/photo/1

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Public Relations chief transferred

PM' Office Minister Sansanee Nakpong said "suitability for the job" was the reason behind Department of Public Relations' director-general Teerapong Sodasri transfer.

Teerapong is now an adviser to the premier under the Office of the Secretariat of the Prime Minister.

Sansanee added that she had not yet decided about who would replace Teerapong. She also declined to specify how long it would take for her to chose a replacement

-- The Nation 2013-05-01

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Court rejects DSI's request to revoke bails for 2 police officers in connection with disappearance of Saudi businessman Mohammad al-Ruwaili. /MCOT

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Commerce Ministry says inflation higher, but predictable.
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BANGKOK, May 1 - Thailand's inflation in April was reported at 104.9 - a 2.42 per cent increase year-on-year due to higher food prices, the permanent secretary for commerce said today.

Vatcharee Vimuktayon said prices of foods and non-alcoholic beverages increased by 4.15 per cent, breaking down to 0.74 per cent higher for rice, flour and flour products, 6.15 per cent higher for poultry and marine life products, and 13.14 per cent higher for vegetables. and fruits.

The April Consumer Price Index or inflation increased by 0.16 per cent compared to the preceding month given prices foods and non-alcoholic beverages rising by 1.12 per cent, and vegetables and fruits surging by 6.30 per cent.

Inflation in the first four months of this year climbed 2.92 per cent, a figure she described as normal and in accord with expanding consumption.

Ms Vatcharee said the strong Thai baht has automatically resulted in declining oil prices and contributed to a minor increase in inflation.

This year's inflation should be at around 2.80-3.40 per cent as predicted by the Commerce Ministry, she said.

She said the approaching adjustments in expressway and Skytrain fares, and cooking gas in June will have minimal impact on inflation.

She said the Commerce Ministry will meet with 300 small-and medium-size business operators on May 16 to find ways to assist them in light of the surge of the Thai currency. (MCOT online news).

-- TNA 2013-05-01

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