Thailand's Commerce Ministry Launches 'Thai Helps Thai' Project to Cut Living Costs by Up to 78% Amid Flood Crisis
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The Department of Domestic Trade in Thailand has launched the "Thai Helps Thai" project to alleviate household expenses for citizens affected by global crises and recent flooding. Partnering with over 27 private sector companies, the initiative establishes 3,036 low-cost sales points nationwide from October 1 to December 31, 2026. Discounts of up to 78% apply to more than 4,223 items covering daily necessities, home repair materials, and electronics. The program aims to reduce living costs by over 300 million baht across consumer goods, construction materials, and automotive services.
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