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Chiang Mai NBT improves high speed broadband in order to broadcast more efficiently

CHIANGMAI, 7 July 2014 (NNT) –The Chiang Mai branch of the National Broadcasting Services of Thailand is improving its broadcasting via high speed broadband in order to disseminate information to public efficiently.


The Deputy Director-General of the Public Relations Department Prawin Pattanapong said after inspecting the installation of the devices that the project will help develop news efficiency. The Chiang Mai branch is one of eleven pilot broadcasting stations to install devices for sending and receiving news via high speed broadband.

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Three KFC shops in Yala and Pattani may be set to close next week, but the reasons are unclear. KFC Thailand has declined to talk about the matter, and would only say that the shops were still in business Monday.

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Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/KFC-to-close-outlets-in-deep-South-30237933.html

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