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Police Recruit Monks to Help Promote Road Safety

NAKHON SI THAMMARAT — Police in southern Thailand have asked Buddhist monks to help promote road safety by explaining to temple-goers that accidents are caused by recklessness, not bad karma.

Thai Govt: US Should Clarify Human Trafficking Rankings

BANGKOK — A Thai government spokesperson said the United States is obligated to explain why it did not upgrade Thailand's ranking in an annual assessment of human trafficking around the globe.

Misspelled Road Signs in Sukhothai to be Replaced

SUKHOTHAI — Officials in Sukhothai have ordered new batch of road signs to replace six signs that misspelled the names of two districts in the northern province.

Justice Minister Urges Jailed Pheu Thai Politicians to Apply for Royal Pardon

BANGKOK — Thailand's Justice Minister has advised two Pheu Thai Party politicians who were recently jailed for libel to file for a royal pardon from the Thai King.

Junta Chairman to 'Respect' US Decision in Trafficking Report

BANGKOK — Junta chairman and Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said he will accept Thailand's ranking in the United States' annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report, which is scheduled for release tonight.

Fire Leaves Hundreds of Immigrant Workers Homeless

PATHUM THANI — A massive fire burned down parts of a laborers' camp in Pathum Thani province that was home to over 1,000 construction workers, the majority of whom are immigrants from neighboring countries.

Fire Leaves Nearly 500 Immigrant Workers Homeless

PATHUM THANI — A massive fire burned down parts of a laborers' camp in Pathum Thani province that was home to over 1,000 construction workers, the majority of whom are immigrants from neighboring countries.

Phuket Bus Crash Injures 17 Chinese Tourists

PHUKET – Seventeen tourists from China were wounded after their bus toppled into a roadside ditch in the southern province of Phuket today.

2 Bars Closed Down Under Junta's Sweeping Booze Ban

PATHUM THANI — Two bars in a northern suburb of Bangkok were the first establishments to be shut down under a new order issued by the military junta that bans selling alcohol within 300 meters of universities and schools throughout the country.

Buddhist Groups Condemn Murder of Monk in Deep South

PATTANI — A Buddhist monk and a soldier were killed in a bomb attack in Thailand's southern border province of Pattani yesterday morning.

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