Thai Education Ministry Mandates Immediate Parental Burden Reduction Across All Schools, Revising Uniform and Stationery Rules
Thailand's Ministry of Education has issued a strict mandate for all schools to immediately reduce the financial burden on parents, citing soaring living costs. Shifting from mere "cooperation requests" to "obligatory implementation," the ministry unveiled concrete measures including relaxed uniform regulations and price-controlled school supplies, with stringent follow-up planned for non-compliant schools.
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