Bangkok Post - 2017-04-03

• Separatist plan gets govt rebuke
• Army opens probe into soldier’s death
• Songkran spurs CSD to new heights
• Patients get right to 72 hours of critical care
• Amended ThaiHealth bill limits sin tax funding to B4bn
• Cops nab suspected loan shark kingpin, five guns
• Cops look to summons Akarakit
• High hopes for tiger population doubling
• Govt dangles tax-cut carrot in bus scheme
• Govt targets small-time fishermen
• THAI Smile eyes flights to Kaohsiung
• BMTA plans to appeal Bestlin court order
• Headache over Chinese-backed dam
• Duterte ‘to pardon’ murder-accused police
• At least 2 dead, dozens missing in landslide
• Midwives trained to tackle maternal death rate
• Mixed bag for NLD in by-elections
• New generation speaks up after killing
• Ancient rites and growing business
• Finally home, academic vows to return
• Hawaii rejects visa applicatio­ns
• Colombia mudslides kill more than 230
• ‘229 civilian deaths before hit’
• Kin demand justice for slain girl
• Some democracie­s resist populism
• No need for trade fear
• Even if Boss is arrested, what happens next?
• Venezuela shows how populism turns authoritar­ian
• Forest too precious for housing
• Butler inspires Bulls to win over Hawks
• Flyers blank Devils after goalie Neuvirth collapses
• PSG rout Monaco to capture League Cup
• Kang three shots ahead, closing in on Masters spot
• Pochettino’s Spurs ‘still fighting for title’
• Lewandowsk­i treble makes Ancelotti gush
• Title race is back on, says Conte
• Mourinho slams misfiring United quartet
• Rising star
• Muang Thong travel to Buriram as Thai League 1 resumes
• Thompson leads going into final round at ANA Inspiratio­n
• GH Bank reverse mortgage call
• 5G licence auction faces delay due to technicali­ties
• Amended trade act slated for September
• FPO baulks at P2P action in sandbox
• U-tapao in line for new air hub status
• Condo glut weighs on project launches
• SAIC Motor-CP mulls export of MG cars
• Sennheiser aims to rock gaming headset market
• Tisco devises retention plan to satisfy SCBT cardholder­s
• Car testing centre ready by 2018
• Rolling out welcome mat for the Chinese
• Futures Focus
• Oil Market Outlook
• Indian stock rallies propel red-hot rupee
• SHRINKING THE BALANCE SHEET: THE FED’S NEXT TASK
• Surviving the axe
• MIXED ECONOMIC SIGNALS KEEP ASIAN SHARES DRIFTING
• DIRECTORS’ LIABILITY: HOW A NEW LAW WILL CHANGE CORPORATE LIFE (PART II)
• OUR AGE OF ANXIETY
• Calling all curators
• Tibetan fashion hits the Beijing runway
• London exhibition elevates selfies as an art form
• Dylan takes a Sentimenta­l Journey
• Paris exhibition explores racism
• JAGUAR'S FIRST METRO SUV
• NEW 280HP ST TO LEAD FORD FOCUS CHARGE
• Journey into darkness
• BEYOND THE GRAVE
• Between the lines: historians put Stalin-era diaries online
• SMALL STEPS TO PEACE
• The Brexit clock and Asia
• PROGNOSIS: IMPROVING
• Foreign-buyer confusion dims Myanmar luxury property outlook
• POWER TO SHARE
• Further delays beset startup of Myanmar-China oil pipeline
• WORDS TO WORSHIP
• BRANDS BLOSSOM IN SAKURA SEASON
• FOREIGN TRAINEES FACE TOUGH ROAD IN JAPAN
• FRAGILE HOPE
• ‘LAND LITERACY’ FOR INDIAN GIRLS HELPS CURB CHILD MARRIAGE
• PRAGMATISM AND PROSPERITY

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