we begin tonight with this item set by mcot thailand. the worst flooding in thailand has left 136 people dead and serious affected about two million others. since the end of july, the flooding has inundated 800,000 hectares of farmland in 23 northeast provinces. more flash floods and mudslides are expected in 17 of these provinces in the next few days. meanwhile authorities have sent mobil teams to treat those suffering from physical and mental problems. some flood victims have been exhibiting suicidal tendencies due to fatigue, depression and loss of property. >>> and aviation exposition kicked off in the chinese capital of beijing on wednesday. the world's leading aircraft firms, including boeing and airbus were showing their latest products and technologies in an attempt to make their mark in china's huge market and manufacturing industry. domestic companies are for the first time exhibiting their as many as 40 kinds of aviation-related equipment for military and civilian use. organizers hope the 14th aviation expo will help china dev

kang seok-ho, arirang news, thailand. syrian forces have reportedly killed at least 75 anti- government protesters over the past four days... as demonstrations calling for president bashar al -assad to step down... intensify. according to human rights groups... the most recent deaths occurred in the city of homs... which has been the site of much of the violence. the clashes come as opposition groups have been moving to set up councils... to unite the nation's various religious and ethnic groups. since protests began late january... over 36 -hundred people have been killed... and 30- thousand protesters have been detained. 11 and over in libya..., rebel forces claimed on monday that they were advancing on sabha, the desert territory occupied by gadhafi's tribe... and where moammar gadhafi himself is believed to be hiding in the vicinity. according to a national trasitional council spokesperson,... ntc forces seized the sabha airport and other areas of the city. however, ntc fighters are still struggling to take the two ma

more from bangkok. >> this is what weeks of torrential downpours have done to parts of thailand. this is what the province looks like just over an hour away from the capital city, bangkok. people use boats to try to salvage whatever they can to -- it can from their devastated homes. it is thought almost 1 million people have been affected by floods, and about a third of thailand's provinces have been declared disaster zones by the government. the heavy rains have also led to landslides, damaging schools and houses and trapping many in the mud. rescue teams have been trying to dig people out, but more bad weather is expected in coming days, which could affect their efforts. more than 80 have lost their lives, and many more remain extremely vulnerable to the threat of further downpours. the biggest challenge has been trying to reach those in remote areas. authorities say they are doing all they can, handing out food and aid packages to those who have been affected. critics say the prime minister's overseas tour is badly timed. instead of meeting with dignitaries abroad, they say th

. >>> thailand's newly elected prime minister yingluck shinawatra visited cambodia on thursday to hold talks with her counterpart hu sen. she is the first thai prime minister to visit cambodia in two years. the two countries remain at odds over a border dispute of this temple, a world heritage site. both thailand and cambodia claim sovereignty over the temple and continue to deploy military forces in the area. despite the withdrawal order by the international court of justice in the haig in july. the two leaders did not discuss the removal of troops, but agreed to continue dialogue in an attempt to resolve the issue. >> i believe that from the good and better enrollment of the agency, we think we can talk in term of a peaceful way. >>> more than 20 crocodiles escaped from a farm in thailand after heavy rain destroyed their enclosure. the farm is located in the beach resort. it says 22 reptiles have been captured but some may still be on the loose. about 100 workers from the tourist attraction have joined the search. with some of the crocs weighing 400 kilograms, many people are staying

thailand is a point for smuggling drugs such as methamphetamine. and also, a large drug market. the problem is so widespread, that the police have a shortage for sniffer dogs. so last year they started training household pets to help out. >> translator: as drugs remain a rampant problem, all agencies have to help eradicate illegal narcotics, not just the police. a cooperation of citizens is needed, too. >> reporter: more than 200 dogs were put forward for training. the police chose only the bravest animals with the most sensitive noses. >> come on. >> reporter: after three months' work, the dogs have mastered how to sniff out illegal drugs hidden in a vehicle. their owners are also satisfied with their puppies' progress. >> translator: i wanted him to get healthier and then become a nicer dog. at home he only ate and slept and did nothing much. >> reporter: 2-year-old, this is one of the canine candidates. he learned some top skills during training. he lives in bangkok with his owner. she is an university lecturer. she says the dog loves to play, but used to be disobedient. >> r

. >>> and in thailand about 95% of the population is buddhist. but down in the south near the border with malaysia, nearly 80% of the people are muslim. around the world, religious extremists have gained influence in recent years, and thailand is no exception. the south is regularly hit by bombings and deadly violence. an nhk crew visited the region of this forgotten war. in the second of our two-day special we look at efforts to stem the cycle of violence. >> reporter: the economy of southern thailand has largely been left behind as other places like bangkok steam ahead. monthly income per household is about $500. one-third the amount in the capital. the thai government is working to shore up the region's economy and improve social welfare. but the worsening security situation means many areas deep in the mountains have no choice but to rely on the military, even for public services. >> translator: such assistance does help us a lot. >> translator: i hope that peace will be restored soon. >> reporter: some residents are taking action by themselv

our kang seok-ho reports from thailand. tourism is one of the important parts of thailand's economy... bringing in nearly 16 billion us dollars a year, or about five- percent of the country's gdp.. stand-up "in addition to the hospitality of the thai people and food attracting people from all over the world, the country's natural scenery, traditional markets and temples provide even more reasons for tourist to visit this tropical country." and the thai government is pushing to develop new places for international tourism, one of which is bang pakong river... located south of bangkok in chachoengsao province, about an hour drive by car. traveling down the river on a boat, tourists can enjoy a scenic view of tropical plants and palm trees growing on the river banks. the river also provides access to a traditional market that has been in place for about one- hundred years. the market not only offers a unique shopping experience for visitors, but also gives visitors a chance to taste local food and a glimpse into ordinary thai

about one-third of thailand's provinces have been declared disaster zones by the government. the heavy rains have led to landslides, damaging scores of houses and trapping many. more bad weather is expected in the coming days which could affect their efforts. more than 80 have lost their lyves and many more extreme believable. the biggest challenges to reach those in remote areas. authorities say they are doing all the can, handing out food and aid packages to those who have been affected. critics say the prime minister overseas tour is ill-timed. instead of meeting with dignitaries abroad, they say the new leader should be at home to deal with this crisis. the floods have followed days of heavy seasonal rains which caused rivers to burst their banks and the fear is that bangkok could be next. this is the area in bangkok which gets hit by flooding first period when bangkok experiences bad weather. the possibility of flooding in the next few days because more bad weather is expected. the new government has been criticized for what some say is a slow response to the natural dis

we were able to save nearly 3000 animals. >> thailand is a member of the convention on international trade of endangered species, which should protect animals from being smuggled around the region. but trafficking of endangered animals is thought to be rife here. it is a big business. the illegal wildlife trade is thought to amount to billions of dollars every year globally. many animals and up in traditional asian medicine, or on dinner tables, eaten as delicacies. these animals thankfully have been saved from what was most likely a dismal and. thai officials say they will be sent to a sanctuary three hours away from bangkok, all of them except for the turtles. they will be released back into the ocean. bbc news, bangkok. >> in the u.s. today, a federal report has blamed last year's oil spill in the gulf of mexico on the failure of a critical cement barrier, which led to an explosion on the deepwater horizon oil rig. 11 people died. poor management by bp and other companies was also to blame. a tracking america's role in the world. in this rapidly changing global, what america shoul

we have received information that they were passing through thailand and the smugglers were arrested. we were able to save nearly 3000 animals. >> thailand is a member of the convention on international trade of endangered species which in theory should protect these animals from being smuggled. trafficking of in danger animals is thought to be rife here. this is a big business. the illegal wildlife trade is thought to amount to billions of dollars every year globally. many of them end up in traditional medicines or on tables eaten as delicacies. these animals have been saved from what was most likely a dismal and. thai officials say they will be sent to a sanctuary three hours away from bangkok, all of them except for the turtles. they will be released back into the ocean. >> 26 people have been killed including three army generals in a plane crash in and pull up. the military aircraft came down about 20 million -- came down about 20 minutes after takeoff. the cause of the accident is not known. -- 26 people have been killed in a plane crash in angola. in this rapidly changing global

cambodia withdrew another 5,000 troops from its border in thailand. this was the seventh such withdrawal when the international court asked the neighbors to remove the armies from the border. the countries have been locked in a conflict over the control of an 11th century hindu temple on their border since july 2008. they faired up earlier this year rilting in casualties on both sides. the teds have eased since the new government took over in thailand. >>> some 100 kicked off. the 60th expo being held in the capital of the province features over 2 rkds 500 exhibition booths from countries including mongolia, north korea, taiwan, and taiwan. they're offering their latest electronic, pharmaceutical, and food items for sale. >>> the king of thailand on monday asked government officials to serve the people and implement policies to ensure their well being. the king advised officials to implement what he calls a sufficient economy, which is based on the principles of self-reliance, moderation and honesty. the policy aims to shield the country from intirnl

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. >> reporter: in thailand's popular resort city of pattaya have gathered to do their first shark release project. the tank holds various types of sharks that have been rescued from restaurants, pet shops, and even fishermen to be returned to the wild. >> translator: welcome to our restaurant. >> shark is a fairly common food in thailand and other asian countries. in bangkok's chinatown, the demand for shark fin soup is strong. it is a renowned delicacy in chinese cuisine. recently the dish has become increasingly popular among the emerging middle classes throughout asia. >> translator: our shark fin business is doing well. since ancient times shark fin soup has been known as the food of kings. it's believed to be good for health and longevity. >> but some people say that the appetite for the dish has caused the global shark population to plummet. according to conservation groups, up to 73 million sharks are killed every year, mostly for their fins. a third of all known shark species are believed to be threatened or nearly threatened with extinction. the situation can be seen clearly in t

we have received information that they were passing through thailand and the smugglers were arrested. we were able to save nearly 3000 animals. >> thailand is a member of the convention on international trade of endangered species which in theory should protect these animals from being smuggled. trafficking of in danger animals is thought to be rife here. this is a big business. the illegal wildlife trade is thought to amount to billions of dollars every year globally. many of them end up in traditional medicines or on tables eaten as delicacies. these animals have been saved from what was most likely a dismal and. thai officials say they will be sent to a sanctuary three hours away from bangkok, all of them except for the turtles. they will be released back into the ocean. >> 26 people have been killed including three army generals in a plane crash in and pull up. the military aircraft came down about 20 million -- came down about 20 minutes after takeoff. the cause of the accident is not known. -- 26 people have been killed in a plane crash in angola. in this rapidly changing global

in thailand. prime minister who was elected in july is about to start delivering on one of her campaign promises. that is a pledge to buy rice from farmers at a price as much as 40% above the current market price. and that's about $500 per metric ton. with the prospect of a higher payout looming in the near future, traders and consumers are starting to actually hoard rice which is also pushing up the rice. and that new policy is set to take effect october 7th. in addition to pressures from thailand, hsbc also notes that there may also be growing demand for rice from japan. after the march 11 fukushima disaster, japan lost an estimated 1.5 million tons of rice because of radiation. so tokyo may step into the international market moving forward. and if rice prices continue to rise, exporters across the region may start hoarding their own stocks. we saw that in 2008, the world's second largeest rice exporter, restricted its exports instead of sending more to help boost supply. >> well, let's talk a l

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countries, including thailand and india are struggling to get back on their feet. heavy rains and flooding in eastern indiana orissa state claimed 60 lives, displaced almost 100,000 people. the region has been hit by in ses and the rain for ten days. about 800 villages remain cut off. many people are waiting for government assistance such as food and relief supplies. meanwhile, weeks of heavy monsoon rains and a tropical storm have caused widespread flooding in tie land. at least 87 people were killed since late july, and a half million effected in 16 provinces. in the center of the country, four people were killed when an apartment building collapsed. tie land's department warned of flash floods as more heavy rains are expected through the country. >>> tourists from thailand and asia have been the first to return after the disaster that happened a little over six months ago. the turn around reflects proactive efforts by officials from tow huk u to convince asian tourists that the devastated region is on the mend. >> reporter: government officials and travel agents

. >>> thailand's prime minister visited cambodia, held talks with their counter part. both sides are deploying forces in the area. on thursday, the two sides agreed to continue a dialogue towards solving the issue, but failed to touch on the subject of troop withdrawal. >> i believe we can settle this in a peaceful way. some cooperation and some bilateral. >> friday, his brother will visit cambodia and have talks. they are expected to hold further discussions aimed at solving the dispute. >>> a magnitude 7.4 earthquake occurred near fiji islands in the south pacific at 1931 utc thursday or 7:31 friday morning local time. japan ministry says there is no possibility of tsunami. there are no reports of damage caused by the quake. the agency says the epicenter was near fiji, roughly 593 kilometers beneath the sea floor. next, we go to the bureau in bangk bangkok. >>> in pakistan, the disastrous floods that have inundated south of the country worsened thursday. relief efforts continue but from us trags with authorities is running high. it damaged 1.2 million houses since la

the four refugee families fled their homes in myanmar and living at a camp in northwestern thailand. as part of the assimilation program, they have already been learning to speak basic japanese. >> translator: i want to work in japan and send my children to school. >> once the refugees arrive in japan, they will take part in a half-year introductory program to learn about the country before they begin to look for work and a place to live, but many refugees who came to japan last year found it hard to find a job because of their limited language skills or lack of vocational training. japan faces a challenge to provide long time support for refugees and to prove preparedness so they can be readily accepted into japanese society. the refugees from myanmar arrived in japan on thursday evening. >>> and to wrap things up, we take a look at how fashion and beauty trends are changing in vietnam, as women have more money to spend, but even though they want to look hot, for many women it's just as important that they don't get burned. nhk world's mari yamada explains. >> reporter: vietnam is o

, thailand is going to be affected by heavy rain to come for the storm for you. but the heavy rain storms will be tapering off. but this typhoon, nesat is going to be coming toward the same direction, now moving westly at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour. and heading towards hainan as you can see. maybe making a secondary landfall, again on friday. now, this one is going to be affecting with high waves, also rough sea conditions and it will be affecting luzon where there were very damaging situation continues there still. northern areas will be affected with much of the waves and stormy conditions. and south coast of china as well as eastern coast of china, hainan will be affected with similar conditions as well. this is the path for the 48-hour, you can see hainan is going to be very much affected with this very heavy rain. up to about 250 millimeters or even more to come. so further flooding is going to be a serious concern. heading back to the bigger picture, southwestern areas of japan will be seeing the ample moisture to be brought so showery weather, wet w

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instead of horses, competitors at the annual king's cup tournament in thailand ride elephants. the rules of the game are pretty much the same, except the elephants can't lie in front of the goal post or catch the ball in their trunks. proceeds will be donated to organizations protecting elephant welfare in thailand. >>> it was an epic day of cliff diving in ukraine. jumping off a platform over 80 feet above the water. competitors earned points for the numbers of flips and twirls they can muster. this world series of diving drew thousands of spectators who watched from boats below. in the end the competitor from russia broke a record, earning six perfect 10s to take home the title. >>> well, a big dig has yielded a big find in austria. archaeologists unearthed ruins of a gladiator school from 1700 years ago. a computer animation shows what things would have looked like back then. the complex is part of a 3.9 square mile city that was discovered back in 1870 when the digging began. still less than 1% has been excavated due to its enormity. if you look really close, i bet you can

thailand still has high risk of further flooding and flash floods. here in north america, a few things are happening here. let's get on with it. with tropical storm maria, this is speeding its pace up and just going over the tropical atlantic in the next 48 hours. looks like it will become a hurricane as it approaches the leeward islands by friday night. in toward the weekend it will be approaching puerto rico and the virgin islands. we'll definitely keep a very close eye on this. as well as this tropical storm nate that just developed over the bay of campeche. this has a tropical warning along the southwest coast of mexico. this is almost stationary. it will probably innocence fie into a hurricane by saturday night. may even make landfall with staggering amounts of accumulation of rainfall is going to be about up to 200 millimeters in some areas. this is, again, very slow-moving system or erratic movement, so the accumulation may build up even more. hurricane katia is going to be bringing millimeters of rain. large swells and rip currents are what w

we begin tonight with this sigh tem sent by mcot, thailand. thai prime minister, thaksin shinawatra who took office last saturday, kicked off a tour to a number of asean countries with a visit to brunei. the thai leader attended a banqu banquet hosted by the country's sultan. on monday, the leader left bangkok for indonesia where she was scheduled to visit with the nation's president. she's scheduled to visit cambodia on thursday and laos on friday. massive flooding caused by monsoon rains has left at least 16 people dead in the southeastern indian state. more than a million people from about1,00 villages remain cut off by fldwaters. on sunday, the top state officials surveyed the flood-stricken districts. the authorities also used helicopters to drop food and other essentials in the worst-hit areas. the state officials said that the rescuers have evacuated about 100,000 people. >>> china's cmiee aun the world have celebrated mid autumn festivals. the annual event provided chances for family reunions under the full moon, a symbol of happiness

so people can learn more about the history of thailand. in this way the film rescue unit is giving people from all walks of life a window on the past that was so nearly closed for good. nhk world, bangkok. >> it's good that history is kept alive again. and that's going to wrap up our bulletin. >> the march 11th disaster. the september 11th attacks. two anniversaries, one source for in-depth coverage. join nhk world for japan six months on and 9/11 defining a decade beginning september 5th. then on sunday, september 11th, we'll mark the anniversaries. 2:30 p.m. japan time for the 3/11 disaster. 9:40 p.m. for the 9/11 attacks. >>> politicians, farmers, and business owners in fukushima prefecture are putting the pressure on tokyo electric power company. they want the utility to broaden the scope of its program to compensate people following the meltdown at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. the prefecture is the vice governor and locecal industry leaders visited tepco and met the company president. the meeting happened three days afte

we beg t wh this item sentymcot thailand. e sessed thahe geren would do its best to ensure reconciliation and unity in thai society. she added that her government would promo the asean economic community and international cooperation for world peace and prosperity. the prime minister added that she's looking forward to attending the asean summit in indonesia in november when u.s. president barack obama will join the leaders in the ten-nation grouping. > the sh relangenovnmt onhuda special tour to promote reconciliation between the countries. a 25-year long insurgency to create an independent state in the north was defeated by the government in may 2009. 525 participated in the brotheood tour which started in the northern city. the itinerary includes many single lease dominating the irareas in the south. a program to provide vocational training to former guerilla n the 12,400 members of the tamil of tigers. >>> hi. welcome back. starting off with asia, we have a tropical storm that is approaching the southwestern islands of ja

to achieve this goal, mitsubishi plans to make thailand an export platform for the asian markets. it will build a new plant and double output in two years. the company will start to make compact cars in indonesia and malaysia also. >>> toyota says it will boost its production kpaps capacity in indonesia by more than 60% and launch new compact cars there. nissan will also introduce over 10 new models across the region. >>> now let's look at what is coming up in japan's business calendar this week. domestic auto production is due out on wednesday. a recovery in supply chains for automotive parts is feeding through to tangible improvements each month. automakers say their output is approaching pre-disaster levels. we will see a spade of economic indicators on friday. first industrial production, a key gauge of corporate activity for august. and the jobless rate and the job seekers to job offers ratio for august will come out on the same day. the third indicator is on consumer prices. finally housing starts will come out on friday. the figure for july soared 21.2% compared to the prev

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. >> chinese communities are in thailand have kicked off their annual vegetarian festival. the ten-day event that began on monday is aimed at cleansing the spirit by avoiding all meat and dairy products. in turang devotees wearing traditional white garments erected a pole called tengo to mark the arrival of a god at a shrine. during the celebration, chinese temples across thailand are filled with colorful offerings, including giant incense sticks and candles. >> let's take a look at your weather conditions, starting off with asia. a couple of storms to talk about. let's start off with this one, this is haitang, a tropical storm moving slowly towards the center of vietnam. it looks like it is steadily heading towards central luzon in the philippines. and it makes landfall, maybe tuesday morning. all through tuesday, it will be moving through luzon and up towards the south china sea and heading towards hainan island. it looks like it's going to be bringing ample amounts of rain, as well as strong winds, gusts up to about 180 kilometers per hour, almost up to 200 kilometers pe

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cultural center on the country's border with malaysia muslim majority provinces in that part of thailand have witnessed seven years of rebellion that have claimed almost five thousand lives but this attack is one of the biggest since the country's new government came into power in august. and i'll be back with a recap of our top stories in about ten minutes time next to our latest edition of moscow out moscow's a pricey place to visit but you don't need to fork out for a five star hotel if you come to stay. take a look at how to make your cash go further in the russian capital. great. journey. so different but the. moscow. hello and welcome to the show no i think september is one of the best months to visit moscow most people are back from their summer holidays the city is relaxing the last of the late summer sun tries to shine down on the capitol hill let's stay in one of the most expensive cities in the world not everyone can afford the jury's five star hotels so with that in mind on this week's program i'm going to be exploring the subject of hostiles starting off at. the old chocolat

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multiple bombings in the south of thailand have left at least three dead and dozens wounded three near simultaneous blasts targeted a hotel a police station and a cultural center on the country's border with malaysia it was the majority provinces in that part of thailand have witnessed seven years of rebellion there that have played almost five thousand lives but this attack is one of the biggest since the country's new government came to power in august. denmark's legs of its first female prime minister telephoning schmidt's victory ends the decade long leadership of the staunchly anti immigrant popular party campaign focused on the country struggling economy stirring public anger at the previous government it was a close run election though she now faces the tough task of forming an effective government with a very slim majority. exactly twenty three minutes past eleven o'clock at night here in moscow our debate show cross-talk coming your way very shortly tonight the crisis as i mentioned earlier syria will be debated shortly then but let's get across the latest business news now ma

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in football russia have to be thailand in the euro two thousand and twelve qualifying game to guarantee themselves the top spot in group b. dick advocaat schooled held an open training session on sunday two days before the all important match statistics on russia side. i learned that first meeting away from home the upcoming moscow clash is a must win game for the visitors as a defeat could deny their qualifying hopes the hosts are fully fit but midfielder. sidelined through suspension russia also plays slovakia dural on the seventh and eleventh oct respect. the russian rugby players are looking forward to their first ever world cup match a clash against the united states on the fifteenth of september richard vanpool flick caught up with the school before they headed to new zealand. the wait is almost over thirty players will fly to new zealand we have spent the last three months training intensively and gaining vital much experience however of our senior team if the place is club rugby in england he's delighted but russia can finally start to do better talking on the rugby pitch it's b