Bangkok: 19 shrimp organizations have officially submitted a letter to the Prime Minister, advocating for negotiations between Thai and US agricultural sectors through the importation of animal feed corn, soybeans, and related products from the United States. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Ekapoj Yodpinij, President of the Thai Shrimp Association, disclosed that on April 9, the association, along with

Bangkok: “Suriya” guarantees the policy of “20 baht electric train all routes” will be opened for all colors – all routes, total 8 routes, D-day is September 30, 68, preparing to open registration to confirm identity via the “State Road” application this August, paying for travel via the fare card of each route, confirming that it is not difficult –

Satun: The bridge over Khlong Tammalang in Satun Province is now complete and open for traffic, marking a significant milestone in regional connectivity and economic support. “Suriya” announced that the “Tammalang Canal Bridge” is 100% complete, providing a crucial link between the island and mainland. This development is expected to facilitate the transportation of agricultural and fishery products while improving

Bangkok: Surapong Piyachote, Deputy Minister of Transport, inspected the readiness of the public transportation system at the BTS Skytrain’s Mo Chit Station to support the travel needs of people and tourists during the Songkran Festival 2025. According to Thai News Agency, Surapong noted that an estimated 2.52 million passenger-trips are expected during the Songkran Festival 2025, occurring from April 11-17.

Bangkok: The Ministry of Commerce, through the Department of Internal Trade, has announced a significant collaboration with three leading associations of fertilizer manufacturers and importers to launch the “Reduce the Price of Chemical Fertilizers for Farmers in 2025” initiative. This project aims to cut fertilizer prices by up to 50 baht per bag, covering 79 chemical fertilizer formulas. A total

Bangkok: The Aeronautical Radio of Thailand has been instructed by Deputy Minister of Transport, Mrs. Manoporn Charoensri, to ensure all preparations are in place to manage the expected surge in air traffic during the Songkran Festival. A total of 18,530 flights are anticipated over the festival period, averaging 2,647 flights per day, marking a 14% increase from the previous year.