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Commerce Ministry expects Thai rice exports of at least 8 mn tonnes this year despite missing 8-8.5 mn tonnes target in 2013



Baht fell 0.1% to Bt32.895/U$,11th day,longest losing streak amid concerns over rapid capital outflows amid ongoing Thai political



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The emergency decree is necessary in the current situation as the anti-government protest leader plans to shut down the whole of Bangkok, says NSC. /Bangkok Post


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334 killed over six days of road accidents during New Year holiday
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BANGKOK, Jan 2 -- Day six of the seven-day New Year holiday period saw 68 deaths and 539 injuries in 536 road accidents on January 1, bringing the death toll to 334 with 3,041 injured overall in 2,891 road accidents, according to Thailand's Road Safety Centre.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/693620-334-killed-over-six-days-of-road-accidents-during-new-year-holiday/

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'Chalerm' suggests the formation of the reform council of 99 members

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BANGKOK, 2 Jan 2014, (NNT) - Labor Minister Chalerm Yuubamrung has suggested the formation of the reform council that comprises 99 members to monitor and push forward the political reformation.

Full Story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/693546-chalerm-to-propose-a-reform-assembly-to-write-a-new-thai-charter/page-3#entry7236270

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Prem urges Thais to heed HM's New Year speech

Privy Council President Prem Tinsulanonda Thursday urged Thais to heed the New Year speech of His Majesty the King to bring about love and unit among them.

Prem was speaking to reporters after senior police and military officers and businessmen visited him on New Year occasion.

Prem said His Majesty's speech was short but it conveyed a lot of meaning.

"To know its meaning, we must read the speech several times. If all read the speech and understand it, they will at least know how to bring about love and unity among Thais," Prem said.

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-- The Nation 2014-01-02

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RT @ChadapornLin: Caretaker govt may decide to invoke Emergency Decree for upcoming protest but that would mean soldiers will take charge instead of police

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124 complaints have been filed against public bus drivers during New Year holidays

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BANGKOK, 2 Jan 2014 (NNT) - The Land Transport Department’s ad-hoc passenger protection center has received 124 complaints against public bus drivers during December 27th-31st, and all the cases are being dealt with in court.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/693633-124-complaints-filed-against-public-bus-drivers-during-new-year-holidays/

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Police assert two victims killed at Din Daeng were not shot from high building in Labour Ministry; police there had no guns while dealing with protesters /MCOT


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Bank of Thailand: Baht retreats to 32.930 per US dollar, weakest level in 3 years, wont accelerate inflation; domestic consumption sluggish /MCOT

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Phuket Airport customs nab Vietnamese ‘monk’ drug mule
Phuket Gazette

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Nguyen Van Thiet, 64, claimed to be a monk on pilgrimage to Phuket, but was carrying 2.3kg of crystal meth. Photo: Kritsada Mueanhawong

PHUKET: -- Customs officers at Phuket International Airport arrested a Vietnamese man dressed as a monk yesterday for attempting to smuggle more than 2kg of ya ice (crystal methamphetamine) into Thailand.

Full story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/693594-vietnamese-monk-in-2kg-crystal-meth-drug-bust-at-phuket-airport/#entry7237143

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Smuggling suspect dies in Chiang Rai clash
The Nation

BANGKOK: -- A clash on Wednesday afternoon between paramilitary rangers and armed men allegedly smuggling drugs at the border area in Chiang Rai's Mae Fa Luang district led to one suspect's death, while the rangers seized 3.5 kilograms of heroin and 2,000 yaba pills.

As senior officials inspected the scene of the clash in Mae Salong Nok subdistrict Thursday, Colonel Watcharapong Kaewjaeng, commander of Pha Muang’s Special Force 31, said he had been instructed to bring rangers to stake out the area after a tip that illegal drugs would be smuggled through Chiang Rai. When the rangers came across the armed men, they signalled for the suspects to stop and let them search their sacks. He said the suspects opened fire first, resulting in a 10-minute gunfight, before the suspects retreated.

The rangers later found the body of an unnamed suspect and found the heroin, yaba and a grenade in his sack. Police were investigating the identity of the deceased.

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-- The Nation 2014-01-02

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