Hat yai: “Suchart” reveals the results of the first day of the Big Cleaning operation, collecting over 300 tons of garbage. The “Big Cleaning-Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, One and Only” operation has fully restored Hat Yai, according to Suchart. The deputy spokesperson emphasized that the operation will continue until the city is returned to safety for the people.
Bangkok: DIPROM launches debt relief measures and liquidity boost to help SMEs in the South recover from the floods. Interest rates are 0% for up to 6 months. Ms. Lalida Periswiwattana, Deputy Government Spokesperson, revealed that, in accordance with the orders of Mr. Thanakorn Wangboonkhongchana, Minister of Industry, the Department of Industrial Promotion (DIPROM) has been assigned to expedite assistance
Hat yai: The Prime Minister has announced a 7-day deadline for residents to return home and a 14-day deadline to ensure Hat Yai is clean, following recent flooding in the area. He plans to present the remaining recovery measures to the Economic Cabinet tomorrow, stating there are no budget constraints to hinder these efforts. According to Thai News Agency, Prime
Bangkok: Wan Nor recommends that the government adopt the “Yala Model” concept in flood-affected areas, after Yala Province implemented it this year with good results. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, Speaker of the National Assembly and Speaker of the House of Representatives, addressed the damage caused by the flooding in Yala Province this year, stating
Hat yai: The Prime Minister, accompanied by the Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, visited Hat Yai Hospital to assess the waste disposal and drainage systems following the recent recession of floodwaters. The visit aimed to ensure that the hospital’s operations were running smoothly and that necessary measures were in place to handle any future incidents. According to Thai News Agency,
Bangkok: The Prime Minister has urged the Land Department to expedite assistance measures in response to the severe flooding in the southern region. Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul has instructed the Department of Lands to swiftly implement relief strategies to support those affected by the floods, safeguarding their land rights and ensuring the continuation of public services.
Udon thani: Ban Non Kok in Mueang Udon Thani District has become renowned for its unique tradition of crafting hand-woven cloth fermented with red lotus mud. This practice has not only given the village a distinct identity but also transformed it into Udon Thani’s top tourist destination. According to Thai News Agency, the village has successfully developed its craft in
Hat yai: The water in Hat Yai has receded, leaving only tears for those affected by the floods. Many say they don’t know when they’ll be able to return to normal. According to Thai News Agency, the aftermath of the floods has left the community grappling with uncertainty. Residents are struggling to assess the extent of the damage to their
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