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NCPO seeking solution to allow 14 banned satellite TV stations to resume broadcast

BANGKOK: -- The National Council for Peace and Order is working out solutions for allowing the 14 banned satellite TV stations t resume their broadcasts, Army deputy spokesman Col Winthai Suwaree said Sunday.

He said the NCPO is willing to talk to the 14 stations if they have solutions to ensure that broadcast will not cause turmoil in the country.

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-- The Nation 2014-05-25

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Illegal community radio stations will not be allowed to resume broadcast: Winthai

BANGKOK: -- Community radio stations that have not been permitted to operate legally will not be allowed to resume their broadcast, Army deputy spokesman Col Winthai Suwaree said Sunday.

He said the stations must get license from the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission before they will be allowed by the National Council for Peace and Order to resume broadcast.

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-- The Nation 2014-05-24

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Protesters against coup at Ratchaprasong

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BANGKOK: -- About 200 people staged a protest against the military takeover at Ratchaprasong shopping district this morning.
The protesters, who called themselves Red Sunday group, gathered in front of McDonald outlet and shouted abuses at a group of army troops dispatched to contain the protest.


Meanwhile Mr Sombat Booonngarm-anong, editor of Lai Chud magazine and a supporter of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship, posted a message in his Facebook page threatening to launch a protest campaign, “Eat Mc to Protest against Coup”, every Sunday at McDonald outlet against the coup.

He urges supporters of his campaign to wear red and to gather in front of designated McDonald outlets to conduct any conceivable activities such as eating or exercising.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/protesters-coup-ratchaprasong/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=protesters-coup-ratchaprasong

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-- Thai PBS 2014-05-24

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Phuket medical waste threatens bacterial fallout
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The people most at risk are those that live or work near the mountains of trash at the Saphan Hin landfill on the outskirts of Phuket Town. Photo: Saran Mitrarat

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Full Story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/729042-phuket-medical-waste-threatens-bacterial-fallout/

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Summoned figures taken to unknown military camp

BANGKOK: -- The people who reported to the National Council for Peace and Order at the Army's auditorium Sunday morning have been transported to an unidentified military camp around 3pm.

They were transported out through an alternative gate of the auditorium.

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-- The Nation 2014-05-25

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Almost all figures summoned Sunday report
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BANGKOK: -- Almost all people summoned by the NPOMC on Sunday have reported at the Army's auditorium on Nakhon Ratchasima Road.

They include The Nation’s senior reporter Pravit Rojanaphruk, Bonanza Khaoyai Resort owner Paiwong Taechanarong, Pheu Thai legal expert Pichit Chuenban.

Having reported to the NPOMC also included Wimolrat Kuldiloke, wife of former interior minister Chatt Kuldiloke and business woman Chanya Sawangchit.

Kanchanapa Honghern, secretary to Khunying Pojaman Na Pombejra, ex-wife of fugitive former PM Thaksin Shinawatra, sent a representatives to inform the NPOMC that she had been treated in hospital.

Some vans and pickup trucks have come standing by at the Army’s auditorium.

Meanwhile, some supporters dropped by to deliver the military food and drinking water supplies.

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-- The Nation 2014-05-25

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BANGKOK; -- An interim prime minister, an appointed assembly and a reform council will be established once General Prayuth Chan-ocha is officially named head of the National Council for Peace and Order by virtue of a Royal Command expected on Monday, said Lt-Gen Panuwatchara Narkwong, asisistant chief-of-staff of the army.

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-- Thai PBS 2014-05-25

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NMG's editor in chief calls on junta to respect freedom of expression

BANGKOK: -- Nation Multimedia Group's Editor-in-Chief Thepchai Yong called on the military junta to respect Thai people's freedom of expression and their right to know.

"Especially in time of crisis like this, people’s access to information is very important. And the media have a crucial role to play in keeping the public informed through free and independent reporting," he said.

Thepchai said he strongly supports the call by Thailand’s major media organizations for the junta to repeal all the orders issued in the aftermath of the coup that are restricting media freedom. He also urged the military to refrain from actions that are seen as intimidating the media.

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-- The Nation 2014-05-25

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