Bangkok Post - 2017-06-20

• Airport link tragedy sparks fears
• Thai experts get on board Thai-Sino rail
• Pattani blast kills 6, injures 4 soldiers
• ‘Kru Aoy’ gives DSI extortion voice clip
• School director accused in ‘tea money’ scandal
• Probe widens into rogue temples ‘siphoning funds’
• IOM voices alarm at steep rise in camp suicide rate
• Accused hospital bomber’s mistress no longer suspect
• Critic warns of NCPO plan to cement power
• Prawit gives unity bill initial nod
• EC to set out objections to organic law
• Lao ‘drugs kingpin’ denies all charges
• Fish farmers protest pig farm fouling waterways
• Rights body looks to aid disabled
• Cops arrest two in cough syrup bust
• Car park row killer fears indictment
• Govt seeks to boost its snoop-ware
• Myanmar ups purge against Muslim prayer
• Rights report highlights beatings and intimidati­on
• Foreigners break out of jail
• USS Fitzgerald crew beset by calamity at sea
• Maldives wary of growing Islamic radicalism
• President Moon announces commitment to nuclear power phaseout
• US accused of ‘mugging’ diplomats
• Vehicle rams pedestrian­s near mosque
• Record total forcibly displaced
• Macron’s MPs include maths genius, genocide survivor
• Britain and EU launch Brexit talks
• US shoots down regime fighter jet
• Think bigger on Asia developmen­t
• Too late to halt 2018 poll
• Macron faces gruelling test with unions
• Trump is girding to fight off Mueller ‘witch hunt’
• Alibaba may well have met its match in America
• Regime bent on digging hole for itself
• Kiwis in lead with two more Cup wins
• Porsche reign at Le Mans, outdo Toyota
• Rise of ‘unpredicta­bles’ at Champions Trophy lauded
• Maeda inspires Dodgers
• Video reviews leave players flustered
• Ronaldo rage genuine or cunning ploy?
• Oscar sparks big brawl in Chinese league
• Govt support for three events
• Fighter sorry for putting TBA in a soup
• Fans shower Donnarumma in fake cash
• Koepka comes of age at US Open
• Chappuis misses pet jersey, nets big pay
• No regrets as Matsuyama falls short
• Ariya stays top despite Meijer flop
• Indians scalped
• Central bank vigilant of future risks
• Land transfer levy gets tweaks
• Section 44 in sight for Sor Por Kor conundrum
• WORDS OF WARNING
• DREAM OF FLIGHT
• FUNDAMENTA­L BOOST
• SURPRISE SHORTFALL
• SMALLER PIE PIECE
• Thai firms looking beyond backyard
• Thai-Chinese railway expected to yield stock gains
• Internal units suggested for big data work
• State upbeat on meeting export target
• MEA says thicket of power lines going down
• Upturn in fortunes forecast for Thai rice
• TMT share sale keeps it in family
• Monteur goes sweet on Saha deal
• Falck launches Southeast Asia rescue bid
• EEC sites highlighte­d in tourism campaign
• Car Pool aims for B100m in premiums
• Experts: Growth companies will need adults in the room
• Line to take users for a spin with theme park
• Deal brings disruption to grocery sector
• Wal-Mart doubles down on fashion
• Softer and lighter robots are coming
• Boeing sees strong interest in new 737
• S. Korean government steps in to cool market
• Self-driving cars not on Subaru’s radar
• JLR plans 5,000 new jobs in UK
• Octopus-inspired adhesive
• LONG WAY HOME
• The liver has more tasks than you think
• Hillary Duff’s glamour secrets
• A worthy cause but a PR disaster
• ANIME GOES MUSICAL
• Whitney Houston was never ready for fame, says new documentar­y
• Gut bacteria believed to affect numerous aspects of health
• Mutations increase bird flu fears
• Mum’s obesity boosts birth defect risk
• Aspirin link to serious bleeding in old
• MAKE A YOGA SPLASH
• Cars 3 speeds to No.1, Tupac biopic makes big debut
• AFRICAN ROOTS, LATIN RHYTHMS
• Lorde learns she can’t party away her melancholy

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