Thai Marine Department approves oil pipeline repair plan
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Illegal wildlife hunting scandal – One year on
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Ministry to launch AI-powered 'Near Harvest' platform to stabilise rice prices
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Airlines suggest measures to revitalise tourism and aviation
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Surat Thani’s agri-sector suffering significant losses due to floods
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Ministry to launch AI-powered 'Near Harvest' platform to stabilise rice prices
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The Ministry of Commerce is introducing 'Near Harvest', an AI-powered platform designed to proactively manage and stabilize agricultural product prices, starting with the main rice crop.
This platform integrates extensive data from various ministries, including satellite imagery, market trends, and consumer behavior, to analyze production and align supply with high-value international demand.
Illegal wildlife hunting scandal – One year on
Today 15:55Key points summarised by AI
The high-profile trial of Thai construction tycoon Premchai Karnasuta for alleged illegal wildlife hunting is nearing its conclusion, with the verdict scheduled for March 19, 2019, marking one year since the incident.
The scandal, involving the death of a panther in Thung Yai Naresuan wildlife sanctuary, ignited public outrage and prompted conservationists, like Sasin Chalermlarb, to condemn Premchai's lack of repentance and emphasize the collective commitment to protecting Thailand's natural heritage.