Supporters present flowers to former Thai prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra upon her arrival at the Thai Supreme Court in Bangkok, Thailand, July 21, 2017. [Photo/Xinhua] DUBAI - Thailand's former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra has fled from Thailand to Dubai, US news channel CNN reported Friday. Yingluck's escape came just two days before a Thai court is due to deliver a verdict over her case of rice subsidies, CNN quoted a highly-placed source in Yinluck's Pheu Thai party as saying on Friday. She allegedly escaped on Aug 23 with her 15-year-old son over Singapore and flew from there directly to Dubai, CNN said. There was yet no official comment available from the UAE or by the UAE's state media about the CNN report. In the past, the UAE had been the destination for several politicians seeking refuge. In 2003, shortly after a US-led coalition toppled the Iraqi regime under Saddam Hussein, his former Minister of Information Muhammad Al-Sahaf, known as Baghdad Bob or Comical Ali, fled to the UAE capital Abu Dhabi. Pakistan's former prime minister Benazir Bhutto relocated to Dubai after she lost elections in 1997, where she resided with her family until her return to her country in 2007. create your own wristbandnext day wristbandsrubber bracelet makercool wristbands
More than 40 candidates competed for one job in the spring, according to a report released on Thursday.The report, released by Zhaopin, an online recruitment company, is based on a survey performed in 37 major cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu in Southwest China's Sichuan province and Shenzhen in South China's Guangdong province.The average payment in the 37 major cities in the first quarter was 7,629 yuan ($1,200) per month, a 2.1 percent decrease compared to last quarter.Beijing ranks first among the 37 cities, with its average salary reaching 10,197 yuan, followed by Shanghai, with 9,621 yuan.Payment for people involved in securities investment ranks first with the their salaries reaching 10,421 yuan per month.Real estate, architecture and engineering remain the most competitive sectors in the job-hopping market, according to the report.Beijing attracts the most job seekers among the 37 cities surveyed, with the competition index reaching 102.9, surging from 86.4 of last winter. The index is based on the divisor of resume deliveries and required positions.Chengdu, capital of Southwest China's Sichuan province, overtaking Shenzhen in South China's Guangdong province and Shanghai, has become the second most popular city among job hunters this spring, the report said.
