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View photo . REUTERS/Sukree Sukplang Asian markets are up after China's official manufacturing PMI climbed to a five-month high of 50.8 in May. The State Council in China also announced additional policy easing measures on May 30. Premier ...

A Thai Public Heath Ministry official places a thermometer into a child's mouth at a malaria clinic in Sai Yoke district, Kanchanaburi province, on Oct. 26,2012 Sukree Sukplang—Reuters Researchers published promising findings, while a ...

Majority of people have to take on boring jobs that pay very little or the average. If you are wishing for some adventure, you will realise that there are actually a fortunate few who take on uncanny jobs that pay thousands of dollars every month.

Malaria currently kills over 600,000 people every year, many of them children. Using everything frominsect repellents and insecticide-treated mosquito nets to prophylactics, health workers have combatted its spread for centuries. Yet, even as they ...

K, July 12 -- The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) said that tourism business has gradually improved and Thailand remained a popular tourist destination among Middle Eastern and Chinese tourists. Deputy TAT Governor for Marketing ...

SINGAPORE - Singapore trail Malaysia by a mere point after the second day of the Prudential Causeway Trophy. And with 12 singles matches to go, one would think the hosts need not press the panic button. But Singapore should be worried. For based on ...

10:30am By : SHAMIR OSMAN Tears welled in his eyes as he stood on the 16th hole of Laguna National's Classic Course, embracing his teammates. Plagued by a swollen tendon in his back, Rashid Ismail almost did not make it for yesterday's ...

It was the kind of shot that you see in the highlight reels of golf's greatest Majors and Ryder Cups. With their match on the line and the day's overall score tied, Malaysian Shaaban Hussin chipped in for eagle on the 18th hole at Laguna National's ...

A farmer dries rice grains in Buriram province, 410 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, in this November 17, 2007 file photo. Thailand's military government has paid almost $3 billion in arrears to rice farmers. (Reuters Photo/Sukree Sukplang) ...