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Ericsson Commences Exports of 5G-Ready Telecom Equipment From India
The initial shipments consisting of Ericsson's 5G-ready radio base stations and microwave equipment for 2G, 3G and 4G technologies have been delivered to Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand.
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Thai Navy Tows Boat Carrying 400 Migrants Towards Indonesia
A boat carrying around 400 migrants that the Thai navy has towed out to sea is heading toward Indonesia, a Thai government radio station reported today.
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Thai Web Radio Host Jailed for Insulting Monarch
Thailand's lese majeste law is the world's harshest, providing for jail terms of three to 15 years.
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Thailand Radio Host Jailed for Five Years for Royal Defamation
A Thai radio show host has been jailed for five years for royal defamation, his lawyer said on Tuesday, one of the first sentences passed by a military court for breaching the draconian law since a May coup.
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Thai Army Orders All Radio And TV to Suspend Sormal Programmes
Thailand's military on Thursday ordered all television and radio stations to suspend their usual programmes and show only the army's broadcasts in the wake of a coup.
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As rich world falters, buoyant South East Asia discovers credit
Every weekday brings another lucky winner of the "Credit Card Clean" game on Thailand's Get Radio station.
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Ericsson Commences Exports of 5G-Ready Telecom Equipment From India
The initial shipments consisting of Ericsson's 5G-ready radio base stations and microwave equipment for 2G, 3G and 4G technologies have been delivered to Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand.
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Thai Navy Tows Boat Carrying 400 Migrants Towards Indonesia
A boat carrying around 400 migrants that the Thai navy has towed out to sea is heading toward Indonesia, a Thai government radio station reported today.
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Thai Web Radio Host Jailed for Insulting Monarch
Thailand's lese majeste law is the world's harshest, providing for jail terms of three to 15 years.
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Thailand Radio Host Jailed for Five Years for Royal Defamation
A Thai radio show host has been jailed for five years for royal defamation, his lawyer said on Tuesday, one of the first sentences passed by a military court for breaching the draconian law since a May coup.
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Thai Army Orders All Radio And TV to Suspend Sormal Programmes
Thailand's military on Thursday ordered all television and radio stations to suspend their usual programmes and show only the army's broadcasts in the wake of a coup.
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As rich world falters, buoyant South East Asia discovers credit
Every weekday brings another lucky winner of the "Credit Card Clean" game on Thailand's Get Radio station.
