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Natural Resources and Environment Minister Varawut Silpa-archa on Saturday brushed off calls to pull out of the coalition government following the dispersal of anti-government protesters on Friday night, saying the issue would have to be addressed by the party first.
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Read more: Varawut hoses down calls to quit govt coalition
Write comment (91 Comments)Police have defended the dispersal of anti-government demonstrators at the Pathumwan intersection in Bangkok on Friday night, saying they followed international standards for crowd control and that water sprayed from cannons did not contain dangerous chemicals.
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Read more: Police insist water cannons did not fire harmful chemicals
Write comment (97 Comments)Army chief Gen Narongphan Jitkaewtae on Saturday followed up on the protest situation and dismissed a report on social media claiming the army had seized parliament, an army source says.
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Read more: Parliament takeover story a hoax, army says
Write comment (95 Comments)NAKHON RATCHASIMA: Lam Phra Ploeng Dam is discharging excess water in large volumes, threatening to submerge the entire Ban Na Klang village, due to heavy rain. It has prompted an emergency evacuation of residents living there, according to a provincial authority alert yesterday.
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Read more: Flood prompts evacuation of villagers as dam overflows
Write comment (93 Comments)Anti-government protesters on Saturday broke into smaller groups around Bangkok, utilising a new tactic that disrupted the capital's key public transport services, including its entire electric rail system.
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Read more: Protesters hit Bangkok train stations
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A total of 38 flights will be rescheduled or cancelled in order to avoid accidents involving floating sky lanterns during the traditional Yi Peng festival, Chiang Mai International Airport has announced.
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Read more: Lanterns see Chiang Mai flights halted
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