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- Trade Group Urges Gov’t to Rethink Banning Online Booze Sales
BANGKOK — Calling it unfair and obsolete, a representative of an alcohol business association on Wednesday said he’s campaigning for the government to drop the new law that will ban all online sales of booze in Thailand.
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24 September 2020Crime, Courts, Calamityhttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868455 - Dad Confesses to Murdering Infant Daughter Because He ‘Wanted A Son’
CHIANG MAI — Police said Thursday that a man was charged with murder after confessing to killing his 7-day-old daughter because he wanted a son.
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24 September 2020Crime, Courts, Calamityhttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868449 - Top Pro-Establishment Senators Support Charter Rewrite
BANGKOK — Two veteran Senators on Wednesday night urged fellow lawmakers to endorse an amendment of the 2017 Constitution as a means to defuse growing tension in society.
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24 September 2020Politicshttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868445 - Michelin Introduces ‘Green Star’ for Sustainable Dining in Thailand
BANGKOK — The Michelin Guide announced Thursday it will award a “Green Star” to restaurants distinguished for their environment-friendly practices.
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24 September 2020Foodhttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868435 - Gov’t Sues Facebook, YouTube For Disobeying Censorship Orders
BANGKOK — The digital economy minister on Thursday filed a cybercrime complaint against Facebook and other social media platforms for their failure to comply with the censorship order from the Thai government.
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24 September 2020Crime, Courts, Calamityhttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868440 - Immigration Warns of Fines, Jail Time for Stranded Tourists
BANGKOK (Xinhua) — Thailand's Immigration Bureau on Wednesday issued a grave warning that foreign tourists who over-stayed and have not renewed their visas will face hefty fines and imprisonment.
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24 September 2020Crime, Courts, Calamityhttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868450 - Heavy Afternoon Rain Drowns Cars, Disrupts Traffic
BANGKOK — Ankle-deep flood waters overran many parts of Bangkok as a monsoon struck the rush hour traffic on Wednesday afternoon.
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23 September 2020Crime, Courts, Calamityhttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868427 - Police to Slap ‘Boss Red Bull’ With New Interpol Red Notice
BANGKOK — The police are in the process of requesting the Interpol to issue a new Red Notice to bring Red Bull fortune heir Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya back to face justice in Thailand, spokesman Pol Col Kissana Phathanacharoen said.
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23 September 2020Crime, Courts, Calamityhttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868422 - Royalist Group Submits 130,000 Names Opposing Charter Rewrite
BANGKOK — A pro-establishment activist group on Wednesday submitted a petition to the Parliament urging the lawmakers to halt the effort to amend the Constitution. The move came just before the Parliament is scheduled to vote on various proposals to amend the junta-sponsored charter on Thursday.
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23 September 2020Politicshttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868416 - Protesters to March on Parliament, Press for New Charter
BANGKOK — Hundreds of demonstrators are expected to gather in front of the Parliament tomorrow in the hope that the lawmakers will vote for a redraft of the current charter, a protest leader said Wednesday.
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23 September 2020Politicshttps://www.khaosodenglish.com/?p=1464868390