Thailand Launches 'Thai Chai Thai Plus' Economic Stimulus, Boosting Consumer Spending
On the first day of Thailand's new economic stimulus program, 'Thai Chai Thai Plus,' active consumer behavior was observed in Bangkok markets. The initiative, where the government covers 60% and citizens 40% of costs, aims to boost purchasing power for lower-income groups.
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