Contractor pledges B120m
China Railway No. 10 (Thailand), the contractor of the collapsed State Audit Office (SAO) building, will set aside 120 million baht to compensate victims of the tragedy, the justice minister confirmed, adding the move will not impact the criminal case related to the tragedy.

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Paetongtarn dismisses cabinet reshuffle rumours
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday dismissed speculation about a cabinet reshuffle, insisting that the government is still united and everything will remain unchanged.

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US tariff saga puts wage hike on ice
The government's pledge to raise the minimum wage to 400 baht hit a roadblock on Tuesday after the tripartite board delayed its decision amid employers' concerns over an economic fallout following the recent US tariff changes.

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Policeman's novice son slain from ambush
SONGKHLA - A 16-year-old temple novice, a policeman's son, was shot dead when his father&s pickup truck was ambushed in Saba Yoi district of this southern border province on Tuesday morning.

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Two men arrested with 632,000 meth pills
NONG KHAI - Border patrol police arrested two men in possession of  632,360 methamphetamine pills in Muang district late Monday night.

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New law targets data thieves
A new cybercrime law, which took effect on April 13, will help manage cybercrime issues at their source by preventing personal data from being used in criminal activities, according to the Personal Data Protection Committee (PDPC).

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