Thailand to Allocate THB 1.57 Billion for Flood-Hit Farmers
The Thai government is set to propose a budget of THB 1.57 billion (approximately USD 43 million) to the cabinet for emergency aid to farmers affected by severe flooding. The package includes direct financial compensation, debt relief, and support for livelihood restoration.
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