NEWS ON 4 - 10 DECEMBER 2015
04
December 2015 
Factories lie in ruins after gas explosions as Chinese town is
buried in a sea of mud
900 residents were evacuated from their homes, with reports saying
there were no fatalities
Devastation . . . mudslide triggers gas
explosions on an industrial park in Shenzen
Explosion . . . factories were destroyed as
officials search for survivors
At least 91 people were missing after a huge mound of mud and
construction waste collapsed at a business park in southern China and buried 33
buildings in the country's latest industrial disaster.
Source : The Sun ( News Online of UK )
By : ALEX DIAZ
Published : 07:01, 04 Dec 2015
05 December 2015
Thailand celebrates the King's birthday
Photos have begun to come in
from Sanam Luang in Bangkok. With the Grand Palace and the Temple of the
Emerald Buddha in the background, it is an impressive sight at any time of the day or
year.
Night has fallen and, fortunately, the rains that hit the city late this afternoon have largely stopped. There are still large crowds of well-wishers outside Siriraj Hospital.
Our photographers have been busy for days covering events, both large and small, in honor of His Majesty the King's 88th birthday.
Source : Bangkok Post News online
By : TERRY FREDRICKSON
06 December 2015
Thailand
celebrates the King's birthday
DECEMBER 6: Celebrations
continued today with a huge practice session for Friday's Bike for Dad procession. Here the bikers are seen crossing
the Phra Nangklao Bridgeheading towards Nonthaburi.
Similar practices took place in provinces throughout the country. In nearby Pathum Thani 7000 bikers took part and later some of them, led by the provincial governor, posed for this photo. If you look closely it says "Love Dad".
Source : Bangkok Post News online
By : PORNPROM SATRABHAYA
Published : 06 Dec 2015
07 December 2015
Drought hampers border trade on Moei River
The shallow Moei River is affecting cargo transport from Mae
Sot district of Tak province to Myanmar on the opposite bank on Monday. (Photo
by Assawin Pinitwong)
Drought conditions not usually seen until February have hit
the Moei River, affecting trade and tap-water supplies along the Thai-Myanmar
border.
The sandy bed of the river was visible in places
adjacent to Mae Sot district of Tak province on Monday, hampering river
traffic. Trenches were dug through the sand in places to let cargo through.
The Mae Sot waterworks authority had to resort
to the same solution to pump water from the Moei River for production of tap
water for residents. Rationing has been imposed.
The sandy bed of the river was visible in places adjacent to Mae Sot district of Tak province on Monday, hampering river traffic. Trenches were dug through the sand in places to let cargo through.
Source : Bangkok Post News online
By : ASSAWIN PINITWONG
Published : 07 Dec 2015
08 December 2015
The Transport Ministry and relevant agencies will conduct a study
on trolleybuses and electric vehicles (EV) which are likely to replace the
natural gas for vehicle-fuelled (NGV) buses, now that the bidding for the first batch of NGV buses has
been terminated.
Source : Bangkok Post News online
By : AMORNRAT MAHITTHIROOK
Published : 08 Dec 2015 at 07:15
09 December 2015
New therapy kills off skin cancer
with a dose of cold sore virus... herpes
NHS
drug could be available next year in effort to save thousands of Brits
Source : The Sun ( News Online of UK )
By : NICK McDERMOTT,
Health Editor
10 December 2015
Farmers
protest against bill on GMO farming
OPPONENTS to genetically
modified organisms (GMOs) turned up in full force at key sites in 47 provinces
yesterday to demand that Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-ocha suspend the
Biological Safety Bill until it is properly amended.
Source : The Nation NEWS ONLINE
By : Visarut
Sankham
Published : December 10, 2015 1:00 am
Source : The Nation NEWS ONLINE
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