måndag 8 augusti 2022
🇹🇠THAI NEWS REPORTS: During a meeting today chaired by the PM to discuss the upcoming #APEC meeting, it was agreed that a special holiday from 16-18 November will be declared for people living in Bangkok and nearby provinces in order to help alleviate traffic problems. Meaning the PM doesn’t want the world leaders to see Bangkok’s notorious traffic jams. However, this needs to be approved by the cabinet first. Richard Barrow
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