Bangkok Post - 2020-02-03

• Docs tout pill combo
• ‘Ice Metal Casket’ case a horror story
• Wenzhou lockdown:
• Face mask doubts:
• A study in panic:
• Think Pragmatic:
• Editorial:
• Water chiefs to wind up floods study
• Proxy voting MPs should resign: poll
• Pushing for accountabi­lity
• Bid to list sites as heritage items
• Potent potion or daft draft?
• Pompeo condemns Xinjiang crackdown
• How nations have reacted to the global infection
• Ex-PM Mike Moore dies
• Republican­s prepare for Trump acquittal
• 2 Jihadist car bomb attacks hit pro-government forces
• Dems set to make final pitches in Iowa
• Palestine rejects peace plan, cuts ties with Israel, US
• New premier fails to calm protesters
• Not the time to panic
• Ailing patient needs help
• Removing Trump: advice from a columnist
• Outbreak sees image trump action at the top
• What Brexit means for the EU and our partners
• Adams says more to come from Wales
• Zidane inspires Real to Madrid derby win
• Finau fires 62 to hold one-shot lead at Phoenix Open
• Bayern take top spot, Haaland nets again
• ‘Give us this break and we’ll start scoring,’ promises Ole
• Djokovic back on top of the world
• Women’s game ‘never been more open’
• The taxi driver who became Grand Slam-winning coach
• Thai food lover Martic eyes new recipes
• Rampaging Reds
• Davis stars as LA Lakers claim first victory since Kobe traged
• Farrell makes winning start as Ireland coach, Scots rout Italy
• Recreation­al vehicles show the US economy’s strength in an election year.
• Yields on Thai government bonds are expected to continue in a downward trend as hedging activity boosts prices.
• The DES minister sets up a panel to examine apparent irregulari­ties in the permitting for Thaicom’s satellite business.
• Negative factors prompt the private sector to lower its export forecast to a 1.8% contractio­n this year.
• Officials promote marathons and other races to draw athletical­ly inclined tourists.
• Private sector forecasts deeper export decline
• BAAC aims for B100bn in new loans
• SKC uses innovation to beat drought
• B.Grimm Carrier targets 25% higher sales this year
• BUSINESS CALENDAR
• Is coronaviru­s the baht’s kryptonite?
• Oil Market Outlook
• China markets face a rocky reopening
• Luxury Brands Fear Sales Hit as Chinese Shoppers Stay Home
• GORILLA IN THE MIST
• The basketball player who won an Oscar
• MINI goes electric
• WHOOPS APOCALYPSE
• KOLESNIKOV JOINS HONG KONG’S FINEST IN CONCERT
• You’re the star of your own show
• Berlin filmfest’s 2020 line-up begs the question: ‘Where are the women?’
• Fury as Polanski’s new film tops Cesar nomination­s
• Syrian filmmaker denounces UN over hospital bombings
• Margot Robbie hints at more female action movies
• A MATTER OF TASTE
• SUAVE CITY RUNABOUT
• NOW SHOWING
• HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT
• Organisers unveil art posters for Tokyo Games
• ON GUARD AGAINST TERROR
• SWEET IMPRESSION
• CLOUD KITCHEN LAND
• When confusion goes viral
• ‘Economic jihad’ in Indonesia
• Investment opportunit­ies in Myanmar improving
• ONLINE DATING STARTS TO TAKE OFF IN CHINA
• Politics on the menu
• The next big developmen­t challenge
• SCARRED BUT RESILIENT
• UNTOUCHED YET RUINED: KOREA’S SPYCAM EPIDEMIC
• EX-NURSE HELPS REVIVE STRUGGLING FISHERY IN HOKKAIDO
• CLOUD EVANGELIST

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