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Commerce Minister hopes to conclude reciprocal trade deal with US soon

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Commerce Minister Suphajee Suthumpun is actively working to finalize the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) with the United States Trade Representative (USTR).
The urgent objective is to conclude the deal before the USTR imposes additional tariffs under Section 301, aiming to maintain existing tariff rates, with the Minister joining the Prime Minister for related discussions in Japan and the US.

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Two Myanmar tourists were fined Bt10,000 for damaging rare Sphagnum moss, known as "Khao Tok Rusi," at Doi Inthanon National Park.
The couple ventured off a designated nature trail during a pre-wedding photoshoot, trampling the ecologically sensitive high-altitude peatland.
The incident gained public attention after another tourist shared photos on social media, prompting park officials to investigate and issue the fine for violating regulations.
Park officials underscored the significant and potentially long-lasting impact on Thailand's unique and fragile ecosystem, noting the difficulty in quantifying the damage.

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