Stories from Bangkok · Thailand

The Thai government has projected a growth rate of 3.78 trillion baht for the year 2070, according to its foundational plan. The projected growth of 3.7788 trillion baht represents a 0.2% increase, or approximately 740 billion baht, over 2069 levels.

Thailand and Malaysia have signed an agreement to collaborate on a new technology initiative. The Thai government has projected economic growth of 3.78 trillion baht for 2070, an increase of approximately 0.2% or 740 billion baht from the previous year.

Thai authorities are learning from global financial crises, including the one that began in 2004, to improve their national response. The curriculum has been updated to include new technological themes and a partnership with Malaysia focused on logistics management.

A Citizens' Assembly is expected to announce its candidates on May 5. The announcement follows discussions regarding the purpose of the upcoming election.

A process involving peeling tofu, freezing it into blocks, and packaging it in boxes for cold storage is being used. Different varieties of tofu, such as sweet potato tofu, are being developed and sold to China, with each variety offering a unique flavor.

Thailand is looking to boost its tea market by leveraging influential figures, similar to how Lisa's global fame could attract attention. The current market is not yet large, but influencer campaigns could significantly open it up.

Firefighters rescued a mother and her children from an apartment fire. The exact number of children rescued was not specified in the initial reports. Evacuations were carried out during the incident.

Southern people support the 'LAND BIT' initiative, though some may not fully understand its layers. Oil prices will not fall again, and the pandemic will continue to change.

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The Ministry of Commerce is collaborating with retailers and distributors to reduce prices on approximately 3,000 goods, with some seeing reductions of nearly 60%. This support program, initiated in early April, has expanded from over 300 to more than 900 points of sale.