Bangkok: The House of Representatives has passed the 2016 budget bill in principle with a commanding majority, in a move that the Prime Minister believes will enhance the quality of life for Thai citizens. The approval came after an extensive three-day session, culminating in a vote of 322 in favor,

Bangkok: Sia, a Labor MP of the Prachachon Party, has criticized the Ministry of Labor for its request to increase the budget by 6 billion baht to develop the wage system. He highlighted that despite this significant budget request, the minimum wage remains stagnant at 400 baht, which is insufficient

Bangkok: People’s Party MPs have raised concerns over the looming social security crisis and emphasized the urgent need for the government to implement a transparent inspection system and reform the Social Security Fund’s structure. Sahaswat Khumkhong, a Chonburi Member of Parliament from the People’s Party, highlighted the necessity for the

Bangkok: Government spokesman confirms that no Thai-Cambodian border checkpoints will be closed, reassuring that today there are many tourists during the long holiday, and that business is normal. He urged some groups not to incite or stir up conflict, emphasizing that it is not beneficial for all Thai people. According

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army spokesman has confirmed that the situation along the Thai-Cambodian border has not necessitated a closure. However, the possibility of a border closure remains part of a strategic plan that local agencies may consider to ensure security and public safety. According to Thai News Agency, Army

Bangkok: Pipat Ratchakitprakarn, Minister of Labor, has addressed concerns over budget allocations within the Ministry of Labor, emphasizing the need to enhance labor skills both domestically and for export. The Department of Skill Development has received a notable budget increase, while the social security budget has seen reductions. This budgetary

Mae Sai: The Army Commander recently visited Mae Sai in Chiang Rai Province to evaluate the efforts of troops working in flood-affected areas. During his visit, locals displayed signs of encouragement, urging the soldiers to continue addressing the flooding issues and the challenges at the Thai-Cambodian border. According to Thai

Bangkok: “Bhumjaithai” has done it, have you done it yet? This was the poignant question posed by Mr. Chaichanok Chidchob, MP for Buriram and Secretary-General of the Bhumjaithai Party, as he addressed the Prime Minister from the stage of the 69 budget debate. His remarks came amidst discussions on the