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Former PM Thaksin Diagnosed With Coronavirus in Dubai

BANGKOK — Self-exiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra was hospitalized for coronavirus treatment, his aides said Friday.

A Fourth of Thais Fear Their Jobs are On the Line: Survey

BANGKOK — Since she was 21, Mimi had been a glamorous air hostess at an airline’s international base in Hong Kong. But her 25-year career ended abruptly with the outbreak of the coronavirus.

Director of Schools Marred by Violence Goes on TV. It Went As You Expect.

BANGKOK — Facing questions from a TV host about the series of violence against kindergarteners at his schools – and the revelations...
Parents of students at Sarasas Witaed Romklao School seen on Oct. 1, 2020.

Violence On Pupils Reported at Another Sarasas School

BANGKOK — As police expand their investigation into serial violence against kindergarteners at a school northwest of Bangkok, similar allegations emerged at another school owned by the same executives.
An emblem of the Royal Thai Government Gazette.

‘Royal Imposter’ Cops Stripped of Ranks, Decorations

BANGKOK — Two senior police officers accused of insulting the monarchy back in 2015 were stripped of their royal decorations by a palace order Wednesday.

Dark Moon: Covid Slashes Mooncake Spending in 2020

BANGKOK — Even the time-honored tradition of buying, gifting, and eating mooncakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival seems to pale in the face of the coronavirus’ onslaught on the economy.

Battered by Corona, 130-Yr-Old Antique Museum to Shut Down

PHITSANULOK — A museum located at a 130-year-old wooden mansion will bar its doors for good on Sunday after a series of financial losses during the coronavirus pandemic.

Virus Outbreak: Thai-Myanmar Border Trade Partially Resumes

BANGKOK (Xinhua) — Cross-border trading between northern Thailand and eastern Myanmar has resumed daily, confirmed a Thai executive official on Wednesday.
Activist Parit Chiwarak flashes a three-finger salute after placing “The People’s Party plaque” sticker onto the door of Bang Khen Police Station on Sept. 30, 2020.

Anti-Gov’t Activists Burn Warrants Before Hearing Protest Charges

BANGKOK — Protest leaders on Wednesday heard their charges filed by the police for their anti-government rallies, including one in front of a police station in August.

Pageant Hopeful Disqualified for Hiring Insider to Spy on Contest

BANGKOK — A popular contestant for the Miss Universe Thailand was expelled from the race after her manager was discovered to secretly work for the pageant, organizers said Wednesday.

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