Thailand Opens Free Inspection and Repair Centers for Flood-Damaged Vehicles
The Thai Ministry of Transport has launched the "Joint Ministry of Transport Support Center for Flood-Damaged Vehicles," offering 25 free inspection and repair services to vehicles affected by recent floods. The initiative aims to alleviate the burden on victims and facilitate a swift societal recovery.
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