Mandalay: AIS-Thaicom has collaborated with the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) to aid the earthquake relief efforts in Mandalay, Myanmar. According to Thai News Agency, the joint initiative aims to bolster communication systems and roaming services for emergency medical teams dispatched from Thailand by the Ministry of Defense. AIS customers who are roaming in Myanmar can access emergency assistance

Bangkok: The Treasury Department is taking immediate steps to provide assistance following the issuance of measures aimed at mitigating the impact of the 2025 earthquake. These measures include suspending all principal payments and reducing interest rates to 0% for up to three months. Additionally, the Office of the Insurance Commission (OIC) is swiftly inspecting and compensating the State Audit Office

Bangkok: Real sector-capital market-BOT join hands to make urgent announcement before the Stock Exchange opens tomorrow to build confidence after the earthquake. Reporters reported that due to the earthquake on the afternoon of March 28, 2015, and the emergence of many crises, the Thai stock market was closed for half an afternoon. Condominiums, constructions, and high-rise buildings experienced cracked walls

Bangkok: The SEC has ordered listed companies and companies issuing securities that were affected by the earthquake and were unable to submit Form 56-1 One Report within the deadline to request an extension, stating reasons for consideration on a case-by-case basis, by March 31, 2025. According to Thai News Agency, the earthquake in Bangkok on March 28, 2025, has affected

Bangkok: The Department of Industrial Promotion (DIPROM) has initiated the ‘DIPROM 5 Gives’ measure as part of the ‘DIPROM Community, Here We Give’ policy to quickly provide substantial aid to Thai entrepreneurs impacted by the recent earthquake. This move aims to mitigate the challenges faced by business owners. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Natthaya Netyasupa, Director-General of DIPROM, highlighted

Bangkok: The Interior Minister has mandated immediate and comprehensive assistance for those impacted by the recent earthquake with its epicenter in Myanmar, which has also affected parts of Thailand. This directive includes a coordinated effort among all subordinate agencies to provide aid to victims. A critical part of this response involves the Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA), which has been instructed

Bangkok: The NBTC office has announced the launch of a dedicated hotline, 1531, for the Department of Public Works to receive free reports of buildings affected by earthquakes. This initiative underscores the NBTC office’s commitment to providing timely assistance to the public during disasters, a responsibility that does not require approval from the NBTC chairman or the NBTC itself. According