Bangkok Post - 2020-02-29

• Boost govt image, PM told
• Students risk being tools of politician­s, say experts
• Search on for flight passengers
• Potential pandemic:
• Economic blow:
• WTTC sees hit:
• Park insists its closure is temporary
• Karaoke bars shut for prostituti­on
• Man cuts up mum after fierce row
• Pheu Thai ‘shielded Prawit’
• CSD to wrap up Banyin murder probe next week
• Pro-democracy media mogul arrested in HK
• PM blasts Canberra’s expulsions policy
• Last of the tattooed headhunter­s
• Police arrest over 500 for Delhi sectarian violence
• US may invoke special powers
• Patients test positive after ‘recovery’
• Flood of refugees threatens Europe
• Emboldened by Bibi and Trump, settlers transform West Bank
• Guinea to vote on charter after unrest
• Court jails journalist killer
• Frigates pass Bosphorus as tensions soar
• Thunberg leads Bristol rally
• ‘Gross and shocking’: Women call for halt to cyber-flashing
• Tightrope walker readies for volcano stunt
• Billionair­e family feud hits fever pitch
• Pope Francis ‘mildly ill’, scraps one event
• Army must stay neutral
• No virus cover-up
• Voices of student dissent must be heard
• World economy needs potent economic medicine
• The four stages of impact of the coronaviru­s
• CROSSWORD
• ABOUT Politics
• Quarantine for coronaviru­s has serious side effects
• A moveable feast
• Trade exhibition­s shuttered by outbreak
• Crisis has markets pleading for stability support
• Drought and disease menace job prospects
• SET-listed AWC anticipate­s lower-thanexpect­ed growth this year as the coronaviru­s outbreak hits the tourism sector.
• An eye-catching ‘exoskeleto­n’ tower by late star architect Zaha Hadid dominates the Miami skyline.
• Nattavuth Tangkarava­koon talks about paint maker TOA’s push into auto sales and shopping malls.
• Mercedes-Benz’s latest GLE63 Coupe is nearly as quick as a Lamborghin­i Urus.
• ThyssenKru­pp agrees to sell its elevator division to a multinatio­nal consortium.
• WORST WEEK IN YEARS AS VIRUS FEAR GRIPS INVESTORS
• DON’T CATCH THE FALLING KNIFE
• Banpu considerin­g US LNG production
• Huawei to build first European manufactur­ing plant in France
• India’s Q3 GDP growth slows to 4.7%
• UBS CEO sees pay drop after court blow
• Volvo refreshes S90 and V90
• RV Living Grows as Latest Consequenc­e of Housing Crisis
• UNFAIR RULING?
• Debutants Thailand suffer third defeat
• Rampant Reds set for more records
• Another rematch for Fury and Wilder?
• FAT will call off all leagues if needed
• Nishino undecided on calling J-League stars
• Man U get LASK in Europa last 16
• Bayern ponder Flick deal and striker Lewandowsk­i’s absence
• Barca, Real seek Clasico boost in crisis
• Lazio ready to pounce as Juve and Inter clash
• Japan has no ‘Plan B’ for Games
• BWF says no adjustment to badminton qualificat­ion despite coronaviru­s impact
• Australian minister calls for calm
• UAE Tour abandoned after two Italian participan­ts test positive for coronaviru­s
• Lakers crush Warriors for series victory
• Predators tie it in last second, beat Flames in OT; Parayko caps Blues’ comeback
• League Cup is not worthless for all
• Year perfect and sweet 16 for Djokovic
• Nadal jackhammer­s his way into last four in Acapulco event
• Barty sees off Muguruza, to face Kvitova
• Lewis, English tame Florida winds
• Italian duo go from quarantine to touching distance of Oman lead
• Kim remains the boy to catch in NZ

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