Thai Central Bank Urges Calm Amid Regional Cyber Threats, No Cash Withdrawal Needed
The Bank of Thailand (BOT) has reassured the public that the country's banking systems remain secure and financial services are operating normally amid growing concerns over cyber threats targeting banking systems across Asia, stating there is no need for cash withdrawals.
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