Thai PBS World Daily - Your news roundup of the day (13th September 2022)
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Thai PBS World Daily - Your news roundup of the day (13th September 2022)
13 Sept 12:47Key points summarised by AI
Authorities warn 11 provinces downstream of the Chao Phraya Dam of potential river overflows from Thursday, exacerbated by forecasts of heavy rainfall across Thailand.
The Thai cabinet approved new minimum wages, effective October 1st, with rates varying from 328 to 354 baht per day based on provincial living costs.
To ease consumer burden, the cabinet extended the 5-baht per litre excise tax cut on diesel fuel for two more months, until November.
Thailand's Supreme Court concluded the long-running Bangkok Bank of Commerce embezzlement scandal, upholding a 20-year imprisonment for former financial advisor Rakesh Saxena.
A school in Nakhon Phanom faced public criticism for converting its soccer field into a golf driving range without community consent.
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