The Public Debt Management Office of Thailand reported that as of December 30, 2021, the country’s public debt stood at 9.64 trillion THB (about 293 billion USD) or 59.57 percent of the national GDP.
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BANGKOK, June 29 (Reuters) - Thailand largest mall owner, Central Pattana Pcl on Tuesday said it plans to allow its thousands of mall tenants to sell through its digital platform, as the country’s most severe coronavirus outbreak keeps shoppers at bay.
Central Pattana has 33 shopping centres in Thailand, where malls must operate shorter hours due the coronavirus restrictions and restaurants can take only take delivery orders.
“Since customers are not coming to store, we are bringing it to them,” Head of Corporate Marketing, Central Retail Corporation Pcl, Piyawan Leelasompop, told reporters.
The platform, currently run by Central Retail Corp, will allow 15,000 tenants to sell through an app, via phone and instant messaging.
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