Thailand Warns Against Fake Charity Campaigns

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior confirmed that no charity registration has opened for the 'Thai Chuay Thai Plus' project. The program discussed whether bathroom doors should be left open or closed after use, with a guest suggesting leaving them open to allow odors to dissipate. A broadcaster is urging the public to be vigilant and not forget, as fuel prices have increased by three to six baht per liter. The station also mentioned that various legal developments are occurring, similar to cultural trends observed in South Korea. The broadcast touched upon the age of individuals, referencing ages in the 50s and 60s. The station highlighted rising gasoline prices, with a liter increasing by 3, 4, 5, or 6 baht overnight. The program highlighted that such schemes are prevalent and encouraged listeners to be aware of the risks. The report also touched upon the cultural tendency in South Korea to pursue various cases and develop laws, contrasting it with a perceived forgetfulness in Thailand. The importance of showering daily was also mentioned due to sweat and dust during sleep. The current weather in Thailand is experiencing the rainy season with heavy rain and strong winds, causing trees to fall, particularly those not firmly planted near houses. Listeners were advised to be cautious and not to forget the importance of remembering and being aware of current issues. Finally, the broadcast noted that heavy rainfall has improved air quality and cooled the weather, with strong winds causing trees to bend.