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NIDA Poll indicates public support for cost-of-living measures, but insufficient funds are being added to welfare cards.
NIDA Poll reveals the results of a survey on "Are the 12 measures to help with the cost of living sufficient?" including the co-payment scheme, fuel subsidies, and low-interest loans. The majority of the public believes the measures are appropriate.The Excise Department is rushing to finalize the criteria for the "trade-in old car for a new one" program and will submit it to the Ministry of Finance in mid-May.
The Director-General of the Excise Department is expediting the drafting of criteria for a "trade-in old car for a new one" program, to be submitted to the Ministry of Finance in mid-May 69. Initially, it will cover EVs and hybrids.The Prime Minister presented the government's policy statement to Parliament, unveiling a cluster management model to promote the 10-Plus initiative and upgrade the economy and quality of life.
The Prime Minister presented the government's policy statement to Parliament, unveiling a new Cluster management model to drive the 10-Plus policies in response to volatile global economic conditions."Pakorn" reveals that the government is preparing to use the Emergency Decree to address and prevent fuel shortages, and is getting ready to set opening and closing times for gas stations.
Pakorn revealed that the government is preparing to partially invoke the Emergency Decree on Preventing Fuel Shortages B.E. 2516 (1973) to regulate the opening and closing times of gas stations.The Prime Minister, speaking after a special cabinet meeting, acknowledged that the global energy crisis is affecting Thailand and asked the public to adapt to the situation.
The Prime Minister, speaking after a special cabinet meeting, acknowledged the reality that the global energy crisis is affecting Thailand and asked the public to understand and adapt to the situation.The Prime Minister pledged three approaches to caring for the people: "reducing the budget, adjusting the energy price structure, and implementing assistance measures."
The Prime Minister pledged three approaches to care for the people and overcome the crisis: "Reducing the budget, adjusting the energy price structure, and implementing assistance measures" to resolve the situation and reduce the burden on the people.The Cabinet approved the draft government policy statement, using five pillars to drive the country's economy.
The Cabinet approved the draft government policy statement, using five pillars to drive the country's economy. The policy statement will be presented to Parliament on April 7th. The government will also adjust its administrative structure to an integrated, cluster-based system.The Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation announced a Quick Win policy to help unemployed people and farmers nationwide, launching the "Half-Half Drone" project.
The Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI) announced a Quick Win policy to help unemployed people and farmers nationwide, launching the "Half-Half" drone project, with the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI) co-paying to increase income.Anutin reveals that the first day of the policy debate went well, confirming that the "Half-Half Plus" scheme was not a pre-election campaign.
Anutin said the first day of the government policy debate went well, and confirmed that the "Half-Half Plus" program was not a pre-election campaign, but an urgent measure to stimulate the economy.
