Thai PM to persuade Myanmar to accept US aid | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 10 May 2008   Views : 67     Favoured : None Bangkok, May 9 (Xinhua) Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej will fly to Myanmar Sunday in a bid to persuade its leaders to accept relief supplies from the US after a tropical cyclone wreaked havoc in the country, media reports said Friday. Samak said he

Thai premier cancels Myanmar trip | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 10 May 2008   Views : 72     Favoured : None Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej Friday abruptly cancelled plans to fly to Yangon over the weekend to persuade the ruling Myanmar junta to accept aid workers and supplies for the cyclone-devastated country from the United States. Samak said he had Thai prime minister cancels Myanmar appeal trip | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 10 May 2008   Views : 60     Favoured : None Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej has abruptly cancelled plans to fly to Rangoon over the weekend to persuade the ruling Myanmar junta to accept aid workers and supplies from the United States. Samak said he had been informed that the Myanmar Bangkok: Police seize 21,000 fake passports in bust | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 10 May 2008   Views : 71     Favoured : None THAI police have seized nearly 21,000 fake passports and arrested 12 people in what they described as their biggest-ever bust of a counterfeiting ring. Most of the 20,904 documents seized were fake passports that not yet been completed, commander of Thai PM cancels trip to Myanmar | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 10 May 2008   Views : 60     Favoured : None BANGKOK, May 9 (TNA) Thailand's premier on Friday cancelled a hastily planned trip to Myanmar after its junta government started to accept foreign assistance for cyclone Nargis victims, but it was still barring foreign aid workers from entering the Thai PM to liaise international assistance to Myanmar | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 10 May 2008   Views : 55     Favoured : None BANGKOK, May 9 (TNA) Thailand's Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej plans to leave for Myanmar on Sunday to act as a liaison for some aspects of international assistance to victims of Cyclone Nargis, which devastated the neighbouring country last weekend. TBA affirms strength of Thai financial institutions | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 10 May 2008   Views : 63     Favoured : None BANGKOK, May 9 (TNA) The Thai Bankers Association (TBA) on Thursday affirmed that Thailand's financial institutions are in a position to deal with fluctuations in the system.

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