Rayong: Dow Thailand Group (Dow), in collaboration with 25 partner agencies and more than 3,000 volunteers, recently organized the “Collect…Save…The World” initiative at a beach in Rayong Province, successfully collecting over 4,078 kilograms of trash. This effort is part of a larger initiative to tackle the growing marine waste crisis and promote sustainable waste management practices. According to Thai News

Bangkok: The Bank of Thailand (BOT) highlights that the increase in gold prices is contributing to the strengthening of the baht and is actively engaging with businesses to ease the resulting pressure. The BOT has observed that the recent appreciation of the baht is influenced by not just the declining US dollar but also a significant rise in gold prices

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed down 9.34 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand closed today at 1,273.20 points, down 9.34 points (-0.73%), with a trading value of 40,147.95 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, today’s stock trading saw the index decline and mostly moving in negative territory, with a low of 1,272.68 points and a high of 1,290.84 points. Meanwhile,

Bangkok: MEA, or the Metropolitan Electricity Authority, is expressing concerns for residents affected by flooding in many areas, resulting from heavy rainfall and rising water levels. MEA advises residents in at-risk areas to move electrical outlets and appliances to higher ground if water levels begin to rise near electrical equipment, to prevent electrical leaks and equipment damage. According to Thai