Dr. Plodprasop Suraswadi

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  Flood-warning devices will be installed in 500 high-risk areas of the country soon to help avert rainy-season disasters, National Disaster Warning Centre (NDWC) executive director Plodprasop Suraswadi said Sunday.
  
  While actual flooding is expected to be worst in the South, the danger to populated areas is deemed to be worse in the North, so that region will be given priority, he said.
  
  'Initially a budget of Bt400 million-Bt500 million should cover the costs.We have to install them before the rainy season ,progresses any further, as Thailand will be affected by ,the weather system, La Nina.The South could be most affected as it has little natural forest cover, just rubber trees, which fall easily,' he said.
  
  He said the government didn't have the funds to install devices in 2,400 spots at once as earlier reported.Establishing a database that categorises the areas into four risk levels based on meteorology, hydrography (water science) and soil science and using existing warning systems would be more efficient, he said.
  
  However, the plan to install a flood-warning system is expected to be ready for the Cabinet meeting to be held within the next two weeks, he said.Related agencies should discuss the plan together, he said.

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  Plodprasop Suraswadi, former chief of the Royal Forestry Department, will today ask the National Counter Corruption Commission (NCCC) to review its decision to indict him for malfeasance over his involvement in the export of 100 Bengal tigers to China five years ago.
  
  Published on August 17, 2007
  
  'I will submit relevant documents to the NCCC,' Plodprasop said yesterday.
  
  He said some NCCC members claimed that they did not see China's written request to buy the tigers, while such documents existed.
  
  'Another point is that the NCCC has accused me of breaching Clause 1 of Section 26 in the Wildlife Conservation and Protection Act, while I exercised my authority under Clause 2,' Plodprasop said.
  
  According to Clause 2, private zoos can export animals if they obtain permission from the government.The animals in this case belonged to privately owned Sri Racha Tiger Zoo.
  
  Plodprasop said he had previously exercised his authority in this manner while at the helm of the Royal Forestry Department and did not have any problem.
  
  He insisted that his action had caused no harm to the country.He saw it as good for Thailand's relationships with China.

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  Dr. Plodprasop SuraswadiVice Minister for Natural Resources and EnvironmentChairman, Sub-Committee for Tsunami Memorial Project

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  The Chiang Mai Night Safari Zoo will have its official opening on New Year's Day, and the Exotic Buffet marking the event will include tiger, lion, elephant and giraffe, said Plodprasop Suraswadi, director of the zoo project.

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  elephant and giraffe, said Plodprasop Suraswadi, the director of the zoo project.
  
  "The VIP guest who pay 4,500 baht ($110) for the buffet will have theprivilege of tasting an exotic menu, ranging from dog meat from (Thailand's Sakhon Nakhon province) to lion meat from Africa," Plodprasop told reporters.

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  Thailand's tsunami early warning system and evacuation plan last night are 80 percent successful, said Plodprasop Suraswadi, Director of the National Disaster Warning Center.
  
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  The Chiang Mai Night Safari Zoo will have its official opening on New Year's Day, and the Exotic Buffet marking the event will include tiger, lion, elephant and giraffe, said Plodprasop Suraswadi, director of the zoo project.
  
  "The VIP guest who pay 4,500 baht (the equivalent of $130 Cdn) for the buffet will have the privilege of tasting an exotic menu, ranging from dog meat…to lion meat from Africa," Plodprasop said.
  
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  The Chiang Mai Night Safari Zoo will have its official opening on New Year's Day, and the Exotic Buffet marking the event will include tiger, lion, elephant and giraffe, said Plodprasop Suraswadi, director of the zoo project.
  
  "The VIP guest who pay 4,500 baht (the equivalent of $130 Cdn) for the buffet will have the privilege of tasting an exotic menu, ranging from dog meat…to lion meat from Africa," Plodprasop said.

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  Plodprasop Suraswadi, former chief of the Royal Forestry Department, will today ask the National Counter....

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  Dec 1, 2006 , Phuket -- His Excellency Ambassador Ralph Boyce, Excellencies, Chairman Smith Dharmasaroja, Governor Nirand Kalayanamitr of Phuket, Executive Director Plodprasop Suraswadi, Ladies and Gentlemen, None of us could ever forget the devastation brought about by the Tsunami of December 2004 -- to Southeast Asia and other regions, to Thailand, and to Phuket and other affected provinces.
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  Dec 1, 2006 , Phuket -- Today, Mr. Nitya Pibulsonggram, Minister of Foreign Affairs, together with United States Ambassador Ralph Boyce and other high-ranking officials from the Thai and U.S sides including Mr. Smith Dharmasaroja, Chairman of the Committee for the Development of an Early Warning System, Governor of Phuket Nirand Kalayanamitr, Mr.Plodprasop Suraswadi, Executive Director of the National Disaster Warning Centre, participated in the Launching Ceremony of the first Deep Ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis (DART II) System in the Indian Ocean, at Cape Panwa seaport, Phuket. ...

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