Poll: Most Thais Not Alarmed by Stockpile Warnings
A recent poll in Thailand reveals that the majority of Thai citizens are not overly alarmed by government warnings to stockpile essential goods. This calm reaction is attributed to past experiences and an understanding of the current economic situation.
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