Thai PBS World Daily - Your news roundup of the day (5th October 2022)
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Thai PBS World Daily - Your news roundup of the day (5th October 2022)
13 Sept 09:20Key points summarised by AI
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha chaired his first Cabinet meeting after the Constitutional Court ruled his term had not expired, calculating it from April 2017.
Bangkok authorities urged residents to work from home, anticipating severe flooding from heavy rains and northern floodwaters between Wednesday and Friday.
Chiang Mai commenced a major clean-up in commercial areas as the Ping River's water levels gradually receded, though some suburban areas remained inundated.
The Cabinet approved special public holidays from November 16-18 for Bangkok, Nonthaburi, and Samut Prakan to ease traffic congestion during the APEC Summit.
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Yesterday 05:11Key points summarised by AI
Defines a circular economy as a technologically advanced system that eliminates waste by repurposing it as a valuable resource.
Emphasizes that people are considered the crucial element for the successful implementation of economic circularity, as explained by Dr. Kanit Sangsubhan.