Thailand Approves 3 Satang/km Bus Fare Hike Amid Fuel Price Surge
Thailand's Department of Land Transport has approved a 3 satang per kilometer increase in interprovincial bus fares, a move necessitated by the recent surge in fuel prices, which have reached 39.84 baht per liter.
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