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Thailand Approves 10,000 Baht Cash Handout for Seniors

20 November 2024 10:11

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BANGKOK, Nov 20 (TNA) – Thailand’s economic stimulus committee has greenlit a 10,000 baht ($290) cash handout to approximately 4 million citizens aged 60 and above, the government announced on Tuesday The disbursement, part of the country’s efforts to bolster its economy, will be made before the upcoming Chinese New Year (Jan 29, 2025), according […]

Cabinet Approves B800 Handouts

26 July 2022 16:39

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The cabinet endorsed the 5th phase of its co-payment subsidy scheme giving 800 baht for each recipient to spend during a two-month-long period from September to October.

Cash Handouts Offered to Night Entertainment Workers

29 December 2021 15:27

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The government will transfer the first batch of handouts to about 30,000 workers in the entertainment sector tonight to relieve their COVID-19 hardship, according to the government spokesman.

Cabinet Okays Another B1,500 Handout

19 October 2021 18:38

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The cabinet approved another round of 1,500-baht handouts under the third phase of the government’s co-payment program which still opens to more applicants.

Cabinet Approves B2,000 Handouts

11 May 2021 16:50

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Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said the cabinet resolved to give 2,000-baht subsidies through “We Win” and “We Love Each Other” schemes.

New Cash Handouts for 35 Million Thais

14 January 2021 12:52

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Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith said the new cash handout program known as “Rao Chana” (We Win) will cover 30-35 million Thai people affected by COVID-19.

Registration for Subsidized Shopping Campaign Starts for Vendors

1 October 2020 12:14

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Registration for the government’s new campaign to provide a half-price subsidy to consumers for their purchases at eligible stores started on Thursday for small entrepreneurs and vendors.

Govt Mulls 68-Billion-Baht Economic Stimulus Packages

3 September 2020 10:41

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The government’s Center for Economic Situation Administration approved the economic stimulus packages worth 68 billion baht to cut the cost of living and to hire about 260,000 new graduates.