Bangkok Post - 2020-03-12

• New measures to combat virus
• Economy first for new US ambassador
• 330 tonnes of masks permitted for export
• DeSombre’s vision of unity:
• Deaths soar in Italy:
• TCT dreams big :
• Classes go online:
• Editorial:
• Police nab online face-mask fraudster
• Virus puts paid to two more Songkran celebratio­ns
• China urged to help meet mask supply
• 6 found guilty of colluding over EIA
• Democrats to meet as MPs rebel over coalition ‘bandits’
• Strong winds to blow in haze
• Army centre clears 200 landmines
• Artesian supplies to aid farmers
• Muhyiddin defends legitimacy, says no to snap poll
• Govt to free Taliban inmates: spokesman
• F-16 crashes at parade rehearsal
• Pell lawyers say child sex ruling wrong
• US ships wrap up second visit since war
• NZ marks one year since mosque massacre
• Back to work for some Wuhan companies
• Taiwan inmates join coronaviru­s fight
• Deaths soar in Italy despite lockdown
• PM’s poll rival to get protection
• Biden bags big nomination wins
• Ankara defies EU pressure to close border
• Changes to let Putin run for office again
• Opposition trying to rekindle protests met with tear gas
• Trump to skip Russia visit in May
• Act now and save yourself
• Thai-style rule by law lands new blow
• China’s virus problem an opportunit­y for Taiwan
• Paving way for rock blasting is not preservati­on
• Nets halt Lakers’ streak, Celtics book play-off berth
• Deslaurier­s delivers hat-trick
• ‘STOP F1’, says Sydney skywriting
• Man U to play Europa game without spectators
• Paraguayan judge orders Ronaldinho to remain in jail
• Alli questions Tottenham mentality
• Ratchanok, Busanan win at All England
• Ilicic fires Atalanta into last 8
• Gunners in quarantine, City game off
• Virus concerns
• History beckons as McIlroy bids to retain Players Championsh­ip crown
• Haas, McLaren team members quarantine­d after virus test at Australian GP
• Roadmap sees Asean EV hub by 2025
• Startup fundraisin­g platform inches forward
• Offo tries to calm sellers as oil prices sink
• The Revenue Department estimates B165.5bn in forgone receipts from tax measures under the first phase of a relief package.
• Leading US airlines ditch forecasts and unveil sweeping capacity cuts and cost-saving measures in response to the coronaviru­s.
• While Thailand seemed to have banned plastic bags at major retailers, some stores are still giving out single-use bags.
• Outdoor Voices’ founder was pushed out after clashing with experience­d executives.
• The Bank of England makes an emergency rate cut of half a percentage point.
• KTC says recovery rate unchanged
• Plastic ‘ban’ flouted at shops
• Salad days for Sizzler’s to-go model, sandwiches
• Outbreak boosting digital investment
• Arrivals to provide data via AoT app
• B.Grimm Power eyes several M&A deals
• American airlines see distant recovery
• Cathay warns of first-half loss as 2019 profit plunges
• Africa’s richest man makes foray into oil
• Will oat become the king of plant-based milks?
• Tokyo Disney parks extend closure
• Japan Inc tightens wage purse strings
• IDX tightens trading halt mechanisms
• Huawei wins new reprieve
• CFTC Approves New Futures Exchange Aimed at Individual Traders
• The Latest Must-Have Accessory for Men Is...a Pearl Necklace?
• A LESSER-KNOWN SIDE OF CHINATOWN
• An exhibition that rings the alarm
• A fair for reptile lovers
• SOCIAL SCENE
• A MODEL FOR ETHICAL ELEPHANT TOURISM
• Catching a glimpse of old Bangkok’s charm
• Mulan goes on, James Bond waits as Hollywood tracks virus spread
• Coachella postponed until October over coronaviru­s fears
• Miley Cyrus cancels bushfire relief show in Australia
• Eilish’s Bad Guy named top global song of 2019
• Lil Baby earns his first No.1 album with huge streaming
• CROSSWORD
• TAIKA WAITITI PUTS ON A TUXEDO
• NOW SHOWING
• Nigerian artist turns plastic waste into fashion

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