
Restaurant Owner Fears Closures as 'Thai Help Thai' Subsidy Ends
A Thai restaurant owner has expressed fears of widespread business closures as the government's 'Thai Help Thai Plus' co-payment scheme concludes. Declining sales and foot traffic are intensifying pressure on small businesses, with uncertainty surrounding future support measures.
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