Bangkok Informer

Democrat Party candidate MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra on Monday promised to provide better care to aged Bangkok residents if he is reelected as the Bangkok governor. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – Politics

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The Loy Krathong Festival 2006 took place on 5 November undaunted by the floods in October. The next time you’re in Bangkok in November, visiting this Thai festival is one of the things to do. Full News here – Bangkok Legacies blog

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Locals and non-governmental organisations have urged the government to develop small and medium-sized dams instead of pushing for the Bt350-billion Kaeng Sua Ten dam, which they believe will not help prevent floods or drought, and instead destroy valuable teak forests and ecological systems. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – National

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Partners in the governing Pheu Thai-led coalition failed to reach an agreement on charter amendment yesterday but will summon five leading academics to brief them on how the Constitution could be improved. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – Politics

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People with HIV who have a CD4 cell count below 350 will soon be able to get antiretroviral drugs to save their lives, a health agency said yesterday. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – National

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Thailand achieved double-digit increases in revenue  per available room, last July, while reporting healthy gains in another two key performance metrics according to the latest STR Global report. Full News here – News update

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By Saksith Saiyasombut Sunai Julphongsathorn, a Pheu Thai Party MP from Chum Saeng in Nakhon Sawan Province and the chairman of the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs, was at the center of controversy recently over his alleged advice that poor Thai women should marry a farang (a Western foreigner), since their lives would drastically improve since [...]

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A group of government medical and public health practitioners Tuesday submitted a bill that would reclassify their positions as non-government officials to qualify for better pay scales, which they said would result in delivery of better service to the public. Full News here – NationMultimedia.com – Breakingnews

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