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Warrants Issued To 17 People Over Bangkok Skyscraper Collapse
The 30-storey tower being built to house the State Audit Office was reduced to rubble in seconds when a 7.7-magnitude quake struck neighbouring Myanmar on March 28, killing thousands in Thailand's war torn neighbour.
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Ousted Thai PM Srettha Thavisin Says He "Respects" Court Decision
Ousted Thai prime minister Srettha Thavisin said Wednesday that he respected a court ruling that removed him from office in an ethics case.
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On US Request, Helicopter Seized In Chennai By Enforcement Directorate
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has "frozen" a helicopter, owned by a Bangkok company and parked in Chennai, as part of treaty assistance to the US where a court has issued a warrant for its "arrest", officials said on Friday.
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Ex-Cop Kills Accuser, Lawyer In Thai Court Before Being Shot Dead
An ex-policeman killed two people in a Thai court before being shot dead by police after he opened fire on two plaintiffs, and their lawyers, who had accused him of laying false charges and giving false testimony, police said on Tuesday.
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American Man, 2 Others Who Escaped Thai Court Arrested After Shootout
An American drug suspect and his Thai wife who went on the run after they shot and stabbed their way out of a courtroom were apprehended Wednesday, authorities said, with the man shooting his wife and then himself as police closed in.
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Afghanistan's Wheelchair Basketballers Shoot To Win
An explosion tore through Nilofar Bayat's leg when she was just two, but as she spins her wheelchair across a basketball court in Bangkok, the Afghan sportswoman is determined to turn her story from tragedy to triumph.
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Thailand's Yingluck Shinawatra: From First Female Prime Minister To Fugitive
Thailand's first female premier Yingluck Shinawatra followed her brother to the apex of the kingdom's political scene and will now depart it in a similar fashion: condemned to self-exile after a court handed her a five-year sentence in absentia
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Thai Activists Ordered To Pay $16 Million For Occupying Airports
Thirteen activists were ordered to pay a total of $16 million in compensation on Thursday for shutting down Bangkok's two main international airports during protests in 2008.
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Thailand Should Leave 'No Stone Unturned' After 62 Found Guilty Of Trafficking
More needs to be done to ensure that human traffickers are brought to justice and Rohingya migrants are protected, rights groups said on Thursday, after a trial in which 62 people were convicted of crimes including trafficking and murder.
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Gangster Chhota Rajan Tells Court Indian Agencies Gave Him Fake Passport
Gangster Chhota Rajan has claimed before a special court that he was provided with a passport in the name of Mohan Kumar by Indian agencies, as Dawood Ibrahim's men were trying to murder him in Bangkok in 2000 as he had helped the "fight against terrorists" and those behind 1993 Mumbai blasts.
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Thai Junta Detains Second Man Over Facebook Infographic
Thailand's junta said today that a second man had been arrested for sharing an infographic on Facebook about a growing corruption scandal over a public park that has shaken the kingdom's military rulers.
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Thailand Temple Blasts: Military Court Indicts 2 Uighurs
A military court in Thailand today charged two ethnic Uighur Chinese men with carrying out a bombing at the hugely popular Erawan Brahma temple in Bangkok that left 20 people dead and more than 120 injured.
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Thai Court Indicts 2 Men Over Deadly Bangkok Bombing
A Thai military court has indicted two men accused of carrying out a Bangkok bomb attack that killed 20 people including 14 foreigners, making it the deadliest such incident in Thai history.
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Verdicts in Thai Human Trafficking Trial Years Away
A Thai court's examination of 500 witnesses in a case against 88 suspected human traffickers will take as long as two years, a court official said today, meaning verdicts in a case that sparked an international outcry are even further away.
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Thai General Among Human Trafficking Suspects in Court
Dozens of people arrested in Thailand's human trafficking crackdown, including a senior general, appeared in court today, days after the police officer in charge of the investigation tendered his resignation saying he feared for his life.
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Warrants Issued To 17 People Over Bangkok Skyscraper Collapse
The 30-storey tower being built to house the State Audit Office was reduced to rubble in seconds when a 7.7-magnitude quake struck neighbouring Myanmar on March 28, killing thousands in Thailand's war torn neighbour.
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Ousted Thai PM Srettha Thavisin Says He "Respects" Court Decision
Ousted Thai prime minister Srettha Thavisin said Wednesday that he respected a court ruling that removed him from office in an ethics case.
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On US Request, Helicopter Seized In Chennai By Enforcement Directorate
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has "frozen" a helicopter, owned by a Bangkok company and parked in Chennai, as part of treaty assistance to the US where a court has issued a warrant for its "arrest", officials said on Friday.
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Ex-Cop Kills Accuser, Lawyer In Thai Court Before Being Shot Dead
An ex-policeman killed two people in a Thai court before being shot dead by police after he opened fire on two plaintiffs, and their lawyers, who had accused him of laying false charges and giving false testimony, police said on Tuesday.
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American Man, 2 Others Who Escaped Thai Court Arrested After Shootout
An American drug suspect and his Thai wife who went on the run after they shot and stabbed their way out of a courtroom were apprehended Wednesday, authorities said, with the man shooting his wife and then himself as police closed in.
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Afghanistan's Wheelchair Basketballers Shoot To Win
An explosion tore through Nilofar Bayat's leg when she was just two, but as she spins her wheelchair across a basketball court in Bangkok, the Afghan sportswoman is determined to turn her story from tragedy to triumph.
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Thailand's Yingluck Shinawatra: From First Female Prime Minister To Fugitive
Thailand's first female premier Yingluck Shinawatra followed her brother to the apex of the kingdom's political scene and will now depart it in a similar fashion: condemned to self-exile after a court handed her a five-year sentence in absentia
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Thai Activists Ordered To Pay $16 Million For Occupying Airports
Thirteen activists were ordered to pay a total of $16 million in compensation on Thursday for shutting down Bangkok's two main international airports during protests in 2008.
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Thailand Should Leave 'No Stone Unturned' After 62 Found Guilty Of Trafficking
More needs to be done to ensure that human traffickers are brought to justice and Rohingya migrants are protected, rights groups said on Thursday, after a trial in which 62 people were convicted of crimes including trafficking and murder.
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Gangster Chhota Rajan Tells Court Indian Agencies Gave Him Fake Passport
Gangster Chhota Rajan has claimed before a special court that he was provided with a passport in the name of Mohan Kumar by Indian agencies, as Dawood Ibrahim's men were trying to murder him in Bangkok in 2000 as he had helped the "fight against terrorists" and those behind 1993 Mumbai blasts.
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Thai Junta Detains Second Man Over Facebook Infographic
Thailand's junta said today that a second man had been arrested for sharing an infographic on Facebook about a growing corruption scandal over a public park that has shaken the kingdom's military rulers.
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Thailand Temple Blasts: Military Court Indicts 2 Uighurs
A military court in Thailand today charged two ethnic Uighur Chinese men with carrying out a bombing at the hugely popular Erawan Brahma temple in Bangkok that left 20 people dead and more than 120 injured.
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Thai Court Indicts 2 Men Over Deadly Bangkok Bombing
A Thai military court has indicted two men accused of carrying out a Bangkok bomb attack that killed 20 people including 14 foreigners, making it the deadliest such incident in Thai history.
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Verdicts in Thai Human Trafficking Trial Years Away
A Thai court's examination of 500 witnesses in a case against 88 suspected human traffickers will take as long as two years, a court official said today, meaning verdicts in a case that sparked an international outcry are even further away.
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Thai General Among Human Trafficking Suspects in Court
Dozens of people arrested in Thailand's human trafficking crackdown, including a senior general, appeared in court today, days after the police officer in charge of the investigation tendered his resignation saying he feared for his life.
