Train Derails in Thai South, No One Injured | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 10 May 2008   Views : 17     Favoured : None A train from Bangkok and bourd for Thai southern city Hat Yai derailed in Thailand's southern province Phatthalung Friday morning. No one was injured, media in Bangkok reported. Officials said part of the track at the Makok Nua station in the provincial

Thai PM Cancels Trip to Myanmar | Print |  E-mail Saturday, 10 May 2008   Views : 11     Favoured : None Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej on Friday canceled a planned mediation trip to Myanmar scheduled for Sunday after the Myanmar government made it clear that it would not allow foreign aid workers into the country after hard hit by Cyclone Nargis. The Thai Bourse To Establish Equity ETF Based On Energy Sector Index By July | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 8 Favoured : None Today (May 9), The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and a consortium led by TMB Asset Management (TMBAM) signed a memorandum of understanding to establish equity ETF based on the Energy Sector Index by July 2008. TMBAM's team consists of Phatra Jet Airways launches daily direct flights from Mumbai to Bangkok | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 10     Favoured : None Jet Airways has launched a daily direct service from Mumbai, India to Bangkok, Thailand.The company said that this new service will be its third services to Bangkok from India. Jet Airways already operates daily services to Bangkok from Delhi and Thai police seize nearly 21,000 fake passports | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 12     Favoured : None Extract not available. Thai shares close lower in line with region on oil price concerns - UPDATE | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 10     Favoured : None BANGKOK (Thomson Financial) - Thai shares closed lower on Friday amid worries about the steep rise of global oil prices to above $124 a barrel. The Thai bourse fell due mainly to profit taking, following a regional trend. The Stock Exchange of Thailand PTTEP may supply gas to Thai LNG terminal | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 14     Favoured : None BANGKOK: Thailand's PTTEP plans to join its parent company, PTT Plc, to develop a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant that will use supplies from its existing natural gas fields, according to a Bangkok Post report. PTT is understood to be facing

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