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Education Minister Jurin Laksanawisit yesterday instructed the Office of Higher Education Commission (Ohec) to assist students who lost their right to take the upcoming Advanced National Education Test (Anet).
Jurin also urged the setting up of a centre where all provincial schools could gather students' complaints today. Meanwhile, parents aim to petition the Administrative Court, the Civil Court and agencies against Ohec from Tuesday onwards.

Visiting Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva assured leading Japanese investors on Friday that political stability has now returned to Thailand and they can be assured that cooperation under the existing economic partnership framework will be further strengthened.

In an attempt to allay concerns over recent political events in Thailand, the prime minister told leading members of the Japanese business association Keidanren on the second day of his three-day working visit that normalcy has been restored to the kingdom after years of political turbulence that culminated in the country's two main airports being seized by demonstrators last year.

Visiting Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva assured leading Japanese investors on Friday that political stability has now returned to Thailand and they can be assured that cooperation under the existing economic partnership framework will be further strengthened.

In an attempt to allay concerns over recent political events in Thailand, the prime minister told leading members of the Japanese business association Keidanren on the second day of his three-day working visit that normalcy has been restored to the kingdom after years of political turbulence that culminated in the country's two main airports being seized by demonstrators last year.

Visiting Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva assured leading Japanese investors on Friday that political stability has now returned to Thailand and they can be assured that cooperation under the existing economic partnership framework will be further strengthened.

In an attempt to allay concerns over recent political events in Thailand, the prime minister told leading members of the Japanese business association Keidanren on the second day of his three-day working visit that normalcy has been restored to the kingdom after years of political turbulence that culminated in the country's two main airports being seized by demonstrators last year.

Visiting Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva assured leading Japanese investors on Friday that political stability has now returned to Thailand and they can be assured that cooperation under the existing economic partnership framework will be further strengthened.

In an attempt to allay concerns over recent political events in Thailand, the prime minister told leading members of the Japanese business association Keidanren on the second day of his three-day working visit that normalcy has been restored to the kingdom after years of political turbulence that culminated in the country's two main airports being seized by demonstrators last year.