Bangkok: Mr. Chulaphan Amornvivat, Deputy Minister of Finance, has expressed concerns regarding the hesitancy among new generation politicians in pushing forward public policies due to fears of punitive consequences. This apprehension has surfaced following the Supreme Administrative Court’s decision ordering former Prime Minister Ms. Yingluck Shinawatra to pay 10,028 million baht in damages related to the G2G rice sale under

Bangkok: The Consumer Council revealed that consumers are complaining a lot about True Net’s downtime. “Compensation” or just “consolation”? Calling on the NBTC to set appropriate compensation measures. Preparing to conduct a poll to survey public opinion. Propose that the government support NT. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Chuda Sangkhachat, Subcommittee on Communication, Telecommunications and Information Technology, Consumer Council,

Bangkok: The NBTC has directed True to reassess its compensation strategies for users impacted by signal disruptions, stipulating that charges should not be applied during service outages and recommending more than 10 GB of data and unlimited free calls exceeding 100 minutes within a 24-hour period. Additionally, compensation packages for both monthly and prepaid customers will be distinctly categorized. According

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed up 2.99 points as the SET index ended today at 1,176.36 points, marking a 0.25% increase. The trading value for the day amounted to 34,683.81 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the stock trading session saw the index rise in the morning before narrowing its gains. It reached a low of 1,173.54 points and a