Bangkok: The Cabinet has extended an invitation to state banks to lend a substantial 217 billion baht to Thai Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) as part of a strategic move to invigorate the country’s economy. This initiative comes on the heels of financial insights indicating that recent flooding in the southern region has generated a significant 300 billion baht in

Bangkok: “Pipat” admits he forgot to consider that some people do not have EMV cards and is ready to find a solution. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, addressed the public outcry over the Red Line electric train policy, which charges 40 baht all day but is actually charged 42 baht. He questioned why the complaints

Bangkok: Registration opens for the 10,000-seat SEA Games opening ceremony tomorrow (December 3). Walk-ins are allowed at Rajamangala National Stadium for 1,000 people. Mr. Atthakorn Sirilathayakorn, Minister of Tourism and Sports, revealed that the Organizing Committee of the 33rd SEA Games is now accepting registration for 10,000 seats in Zone W for the official opening ceremony. Registration will begin on

Bangkok: Pollution Control Department reveals flooding in the South has affected three wastewater treatment plants, and is working to restore water quality. According to Thai News Agency, the Director-General of the Pollution Control Department disclosed that the recent flooding in southern regions has impacted three wastewater treatment systems. Water quality inspections at 11 sites showed that the dissolved oxygen (DO)

Hat yai: Public Health Minister Phatthana Promphat has expressed confidence in the accuracy of the Ministry of Public Health’s reports on the death toll from recent flooding in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, despite contradictory claims by Police General Surachet Hakpal, former Deputy Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police. Phatthana emphasized that the legal and forensic data underpinning the Ministry’s