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ABAC poll showed that the majority of Thai citizens is worried about political conflicts during the plight of flooding while they demand cooperation from all sides to solve the problem.…
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra inisisted that no emergency decree would be needed in Bangkok while also urging the Bangkok Governor to cooperate with the government without political prejudice. Ms. Yingluck…
The public relations unit of the Flood Relief Operations Center (FROC) was informed by the Embassy of the United States of America that the United States Government provided an additional…
The Government has expressed gratitude to several countries for their provision of personnel and donations in support of Thailand’s attempt to assist flood-affected citizens. Government Spokersperson Thitima Chaisaeng relayed the…
Soft loans plan for affected manufacturers, plus skills training The Industry Ministry will ask the government to approve measures to lessen the impact of the flooding on the estimated 186,000…
The cabinet, at its weekly meeting on Tuesday, asked all ministers to visit flood victims in inundated areas immediately in order to listen to their needs. The Flood Relief Operations…
Deputy Democrat Leader Issara Somchai opposed the move to open a casino and urged the Prime Minister to confirm her statement that it would not be built. The former Minister…
Advisor to the Prime Minister General Pallop Pinmanee has voiced his readiness to serve in the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC), though admitting that he has not been contacted for…
Cambodian Prime Minister Somdech Hun Sen revealed today that Thailand’s exiled leader Pol lieutenant Col. Thaksin Shinawatra would arrive in Phnom Penh on Friday. Pol Lieutenant Col. Thaksin is due…
Democrat Spokesperson Mr. Chawanont Intarakomalasut is asking Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to keep government supporters under control as they are still threatening the media and the Opposition. The Spokesperson cited…