Thailand approves ‘Hero Gold Card’ for fallen soldiers’ families
The Thai Cabinet has approved the 'Hero Gold Card' scheme, providing civil servant-level healthcare benefits to the families of 27 soldiers killed in Thai-Cambodian border clashes, ensuring continued support beyond universal healthcare coverage.
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