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Celebrating the Festival of Lights
Thousands of
hot air balloons were released last Saturday night at the Buddhist meditation
center, Tu Dong Ka Sathaan Lanna, in Sansai. 25,000 people turned up to
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Top of the ‘minority’ pops Seven-group collaboration concert
Over 4,000 minority group people enjoyed the First International Pop Concert by Mekong Hill Tribe Musicians arranged by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and Radio Thailand Chiang Mai (RTC). |
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Half Moon wins Chiang Mai Pool League
After an exciting end to the season, Half Moon finished as champions of the Chiang Mai Pool League, and thereby earned the honor of hosting the end of season awards presentation party on November 19. continued | more sports |
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Labor Ministry expects a quarter million Thais to lose jobs next year The Ministry of Labor has forecast that over a quarter million Thais may become unemployed next year, and has prepared measures to cope with the situation. Permanent Secretary for Labor Jaruphong Ruengsuwan said the ministry has begun a scheme to monitor employment and job creating with guidelines and alarm mechanisms for workers for the year 2005. continued | more business |
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School for Life ‘royal’ official opening Princess tells children to never stop dreaming!
The official opening of the School for Life was presided over by HRH Maja Synke Princess von Hohenzollern, who is associated with the Free University in Berlin, Germany. |
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