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- New law allows China coast guard to fire on foreign vesselsBEIJING: China has passed a law that for the first time explicitly allows its coast guard to fire on foreign vessels, a move that could make the contested waters around China even more choppy.22 January 2021,
- Ratchanok reaches badminton semi-finalsHometown favorite Rathhanok Intanon will face top seed Tai Tzu Ying of Taiwan in the semi-finals of the Toyota Thailand Open on Saturday after defeating Pusarla V Sindhu on Friday.22 January 2021,
- Love conquers Covid: UK couple wed in hospitalWith their lives hanging in the balance, nurses at the Milton Keynes University Hospital had a proposition for Covid patients Elizabeth Kerr and fiance Simon O'Brien - did they want to get married on the ward while they still had the chance? - Reuters22 January 2021,
- Five new infections linked to 'DJ Matoom'Health workers have found five infections related to Techin Ploypetch after the celebrity DJ tested positive for Covid-19.22 January 2021,
- China finds Covid cluster in CP chicken plantBEIJING: China has reported its first cluster of Covid-19 cases among workers in a chicken processing plant owned by Thailand’s Charoen Pokphand Group.22 January 2021,
- Covid-19 spokesman in quarantine, first test negativeThe government's Covid-19 spokesman has gone into self quarantine after possible exposure to the virus, but his initial test was negative.22 January 2021,
- Park visitor falls to his death, clifftop lookout closedKhao Yai National Park closed its popular Pha Diew Dai (Lonely Cliff) lookout to the public on Friday, after a man was found dead at the base of the cliff in Nakhon Nayok province.22 January 2021,
- Education minister's wife plans to run for city governorThe education minister's wife, Taya Teepsuwan, plans to stand for election as Bangkok governor when the city poll is eventually called.22 January 2021,
- Migrant smugglers switch to using small vehiclesKANCHANABURI: Three Thais driving separate vehicles were arrested and a total of seven illegal migrants taken into custody at road checkpoints on Friday, as smugglers turn to using small vehicles to bring in a few workers at a time.22 January 2021,
- Exports seen up 4% this year on rising global demandExports are expected to rise 4% in 2021 after declining 6% last year, while an unexpected increase in shipments was recorded in December as demand from major markets improved, the Commerce Ministry said on Friday.22 January 2021,