Bangkok: The Prime Minister has convened a meeting of the National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Committee (NDMC) to accelerate relief efforts for flood victims. Emphasizing the urgency, he stated that financial aid should not be delayed until the following year. He plans to propose over 6 billion baht in compensation
Nakhon phanom: Today, we’ll take you to see the success story of Tha Lat Subdistrict, Renu Nakhon District, Nakhon Phanom Province, which once faced drought problems that made farming impossible. However, thanks to the cooperation of the community and support from PTT’s Strong Communities Project, they were able to use
Bangkok: The Department of Highways has reported that traffic is currently impassable in two areas due to severe flooding and landslides. The affected routes are located in Chiang Mai and Phichit provinces. For directions and further assistance, the public is encouraged to contact the hotline at 1586. According to Thai
Bangkok: The Prime Minister is set to meet with the Disaster Management and Operations Committee on October 6th to oversee and monitor the relief efforts for flood victims. He has ordered a review of permanent measures to support individuals who have offered their farmland as flood-retention areas, emphasizing the necessity
Bangkok: Teaching has visited the Udon Thani-Loei area to promote a sustainable sugarcane industry. The initiative aims to address the country’s PM 2.5 dust problem, which has been partly caused by agricultural burning, particularly in sugarcane plantations. According to Thai News Agency, there are now examples of sugarcane plantations and
Bangkok: The government is advancing the drafting of the Royal Decree on the Development of Social Security Benefits under Section 40, aiming to enhance benefits for self-employed individuals. Prime Minister’s Office Spokesperson Siripong Angkasakulkiat disclosed that this initiative, led by Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, underscores the
Bangkok: Noppadon Pattama has proposed that the government compile a summary of MOUs 43-44 after a poll found that nearly 70% of the public still do not know the details. He suggested that relevant government agencies should be consulted first to determine whether the MOUs should be cancelled. According to
Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party calls on Bhumjaithai and Pracharath Party to jointly submit a draft constitutional amendment. Ms. Khattiya Sawatdipol, a party-list MP and deputy spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party, addressed Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s response to a policy statement to parliament, which included a reference to an agreement