Bangkok: The Minister of Commerce revealed that the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border and the negotiation of US tariffs has become a double problem when President Trump stated that he will not negotiate any trade if the two countries continue to clash. The final outcome depends on the decision of the government. The Ministry of Commerce provided complete information for

Bangkok: The Thai General Insurance Association is closely monitoring the situation and preparing to help policyholders affected by Typhoon Wipha, revealing four insurance policies that cover damage from flooding. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Somporn Suebthavilkul, President of the Thai General Insurance Association, stated that due to the influence of the tropical storm ‘Wipha’ causing heavy rain and flash

Bangkok: Kasikornbank has introduced a series of urgent measures aimed at supporting customers affected by the ongoing unrest on the Thai-Cambodian border and severe flooding in the Northern region of Thailand, resulting from Typhoon Wipha. The bank’s intervention includes suspending principal payments, allowing customers to pay only interest for up to three months, increasing credit limits for home and business

Bangkok: TTB has issued an urgent “settlement” measure to help all customer groups affected by the border situation and floods in the North. Due to the unrest situation on the Thai-Cambodian border and the flash flooding situation from the influence of the storm ‘Wipha’, TMB Thanachart or TTB would like to express our condolences to the families and those affected

Bangkok: Free transportation services are now available to aid those impacted by the disaster along the Thai-Cambodian border, specifically targeting the provinces of Buriram, Surin, Sisaket, and Ubon Ratchathani. This initiative is part of a broader mission to assist the country’s efforts in relocating people and personnel, as directed by the Ministry of Transport. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.