Bangkok Post - 2020-05-20

• Cabinet gives nod to THAI rehab
• Nigerians stranded at airport to return home soon
• Thailand joins hunt for vaccine
• MQDC is working on pushing people and the economy past the pandemic.
• Most of PDPA deferred:
• Trump blasts WHO:
• Dept saddles up for AHS vaccinatio­n
• Northern hotels get ready to reopen for business
• UDD marks 10 years since deadly unrest
• Australian man arrested, accused of abusing boys
• Jurin preps ministers for CPTPP talks
• Former officials found guilty of siphoning religious funds
• Suspects narrowed in girl’s murder
• Teacher admits to groping girl: police
• Pannika’s assets stand at B3.3m
• Drug busts reveal fentanyl first
• Bangladesh, India brace for Amphan
• Najib’s stepson to testify in 1MDB trial
• Japan renews its claim on South Kurils
• Haftar’s forces pull out of parts of Tripoli
• Govt forces repel Taliban attack on city
• Canberra threatens to take China to WTO
• Base attacker had long ties to al-Qaeda
• Russia’s Dagestan facing virus havoc
• India’s case growth ‘fastest in Asia’: PM
• Return to normalcy in China sees spike in air pollution
• Dog scams flourish in lockdown
• We must help workers, not kill them
• Steep online learning curve
• We must have a ‘green new normal’
• How Putin’s Russia botched coronaviru­s response
• Mall rush woes: But where are Thais to relax?
• Neveu: Le Mans 24 Hours must happen
• Jordan: Bulls bosses did not back coach Jackson
• Fans torn as La Liga set for restart
• Li loves the sport more than ever
• Tyson’s return could be in Thailand
• Deeney refuses to practise to protect son
• Havertz helps Leverkusen thump Bremen
• Ronaldo back at Juventus for training
• Eager to play
• Federer is best but Djokovic tougher for Nadal, insists Toni
• Alonso is ready to return next year, claims ex-boss Briatore
• AIS mulls digital platform to rival foreign OTT players
• Listed firms see big dip in Q1
• National 5G Committee welcomes 26 members
• The SEC is considerin­g amending Article 61 of the Securities and Exchange Act to beef up scrutiny of auditors.
• The Nasdaq exchange is readying new rules that would make IPOs more difficult for some Chinese companies.
• Sony plans to make its financial arm a wholly owned subsidiary through a tender offer.
• The world’s poorest nations are reluctant to seek debt relief under a G20 plan.
• Organic rice gets trade boost
• KBank app handling transfers in 12 currencies
• Broadband lifts True’s Q1 revenue
• Melamine spun off to Srithai subsidiary
• Hotels called to hygiene squad
• Origin keeps presales, revenue targets
• Foot traffic at Walmart rebounds
• Former Disney exec named TikTok boss
• Uber to cut 23% of its workforce
• Planemaker­s seek to quell fears over cabin air
• Ailing icon seeks partners for steel and warship units
• Natural gas demand ‘to fall in 2020’
• Vietnamese hotels, resorts woo local travellers
• Global EV sales seen falling 18%
• MMC to cut costs after slump in annual profit
• Indonesian central bank holds its fire
• Sharp posts 72% plunge in earnings
• The New Airline Travel: Fewer Flights, More Layovers, Rules for Bathrooms
• RESTAURATE­URS ADAPT TO NEW NORMAL
• Athletes turn to digital arena
• Caring for Thailand’s vulnerable groups
• VICTIMS OF SCHOOL SEX VIOLENCE OFFERED SUPPORT
• Avani lets us in on lettuce secrets
• Players dig into building game Minecraft amid pandemic
• ‘He liked my backside’: Brigitte Bardot’s cheeky tribute to dead co-star
• Rome’s coronaviru­s-hit Raphael exhibition to reopen in June
• WITH HELP FROM 100 BUNDLES, NAV LANDS ANOTHER NO.1 ALBUM
• Story time: Roald Dahl with Streep, Cumberbatc­h and more
• IS THIS A LIVESTREAM I SEE BEFORE ME?
• Eurovision's first AI winner was trained on kookaburra songs
• Got those work from home blues
• AN ANSWER TO THE QUANDARY?
• WITH THEATRES SHUT, MARQUEES GO VIRAL
• NOW STREAMING
• Robot dog to noodle hats: eight quirky ways cities are encouragin­g distancing

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