Police slam 'illegal' protests against govt
The Student Union of Thailand and the Free Youth group rallied at the Democracy Monument on Saturday against the government, threatening to step up their protests while police said they had not asked for permission to demonstrate.
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Veerathai opts out of cabinet role
Outgoing Bank of Thailand governor Veerathai Santiprabhob has denied reports he is being considered for a new economic team as Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha prepares to shuffle his cabinet.
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The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) yesterday unveiled new measures to regulate migrant workers who will be allowed to return to work in Thailand, saying they must be placed into state quarantine for 14 days first.
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Hundreds rally for democracy
Several hundred people led by a group called Free Youth gathered on Saturday near the Democracy Monument in Bangkok to call for the dissolution of the House and a rewrite of the constitution.
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The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Saturday reassured the public that Rayong is returning to normality, saying most schools can re-open tomorrow and sporting events will be held in August.
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Road-rage Benz driver under fire
KHON KAEN: An angry Mercedes-Benz driver has become the target of online criticism after a video showing him punching a 69-year-old motorist and ordering the man to apologise to his mother went viral.
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