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Progress made at reconciliation meet but differences remain



BANGKOK: A MEETING of key members of rival political camps last week under the guidance of the Centre for Reconciliation and Reform (CRR) may have produced satisfactory results but it is still not clear if the country is a step closer to reconciliation.



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Security personnel on alert over shows of support for Yingluck



BANGKOK: THERE have not been any specific instructions given on how to deal with people who want to display their support for ex-PM Yingluck Shinawatra today, National Council for Peace and Order spokesman Colonel Winthai Suvari said yesterday.



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Progress made at reconciliation meet but differences remain

BANGKOK: A MEETING of key members of rival political camps last week under the guidance of the Centre for Reconciliation and Reform (CRR) may have produced satisfactory results but it is still not clear if the country is a step closer to reconciliation.

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Customs and Fisheries departments join hands in tackling fishing sector’s problems



BANGKOK, 31 October 2015 (NNT) - The Customs Department has met with the Department of Fisheries to discuss problems found in the Thai fishery sector. An MOU will be signed by them to improve the sector’s traceability requirements.



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Officials search for cause of plane crash over Egypt's Sinai

BRIAN ROHAN, Associated Press

HAMZA HENDAWI, Associated Press



SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt (AP) — A Russian passenger airliner crashed Saturday in a remote mountainous part of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula 23 minutes after taking off from a popular Red Sea resort, killing all 224 people on board, including 25 children.



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Grief and shock in Saint Petersburg as Russian plane crashes in Sinai

Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared 1 November a national day of mourning after a Russian airliner crashed in the Sinai peninsula on Saturday morning, killing 224 people.
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Stolen Koh Tao Ipad GPS signal leads Phuket police to electronic card skimmer suspects from Brazil, France

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PHUKET: The GPS tracking signal of an Ipad reported stolen recently on Koh Tao led Phuket police to a house on the south of the island early this morning, where they found and arrested three suspects in possession of the stolen item along with electronic cards and skimming equipment believed to have been used to target 'many tourists over several years'.

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The Latest: Co-pilot's wife: He complained about plane
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — The latest news on a Russian passenger plane that crashed Saturday on a flight from Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, to St. Petersburg, Russia.
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The wife of the co-pilot of the Russian plane that crashed in Egypt says her husband had complained about the plane's condition, according to a Russian TV channel.
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A look at some of the world's worst nightclub fires

The Associated Press


LONDON (AP) — A deadly fire at the Colectiv nightclub in the Romanian capital Bucharest has claimed at least 27 lives and left around 180 people injured. Here is a look at some other nightclub fires that have exacted terrible death tolls in crowded conditions...



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Syrian MP: US decision to send troops is act of aggression

ALBERT AJI, Associated Press

BASSEM MROUE, Associated Press


DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — The United States' decision to send troops into Syria is an act of aggression because it does not have the government's agreement, a Syrian member of parliament said Saturday.



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