Nonthaburi: The Department of Rural Roads has successfully completed the expansion of Chaiyaphruek Road in Nonthaburi Province, increasing its capacity to 10 lanes. This development is part of a strategic initiative aimed at addressing traffic congest…
Bangkok: The Pink Line electric train extension witnessed its highest usage since the trial run began, with 12,806 passengers utilizing the service yesterday. This marked a significant milestone on the first day of the THAIFEX Anuga 2025 trade fair.
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Bangkok: Prof. (Special) Kittipong revealed that in 2024, the CMDF Fund will provide funding for 22 projects, aiming to attract and set up a joint investment fund (Matching Fund) on a new trading board, which is expected to be clear in 3-4 months. The CMDF manager stated that by the
Bangkok: The Stock Exchange of Thailand concluded the trading session at 1,160.74 points, marking a decline of 2.68 points or 0.23%, with a trading value reaching 36,281.33 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai stock market showed signs of recovery before ending on a slightly negative note due
Bangkok: Central Pattana Public Company Limited is set to expand its residential projects significantly by the end of 2025. The company plans to develop a total of 51 residential projects across 21 provinces, with a particular focus on both horizontal and vertical developments. According to Thai News Agency, Central Pattana’s
Bangkok: In an unprecedented surge, the Pink Line electric train saw a record number of 12,806 passengers yesterday, marking the highest ridership since the trial run commenced. The Department of Rail Transport reported that, on the same day, a total of 1,576,350 people utilized the rail network, with the Pink
Jakarta: BAAC joins in upgrading agricultural products at the APRACA Indonesia forum, passing the baton to BAAC to host the meeting in 2016. Mr. Chatchai Sirilai, Manager of the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) and Vice Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Rural and Agricultural Credit Association (APRACA), attended the
Bangkok: Representatives of the Digital Television Association (Thailand) have expressed gratitude to Clinical Professor Dr. Saran Boonbaichaipruk, Chairman of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), for urging consideration of the digital TV agenda before the licenses end in 2029. According to Thai News Agency, the Digital Television Association submitted