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State urged to establish SMEs council
published : 11 Mar 2021 at 04:00
The government is being urged to set up a small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) council to protect, strengthen and upgrade Thailand s small-scale businesses, notably mom and pop shops which are scattered nationwide.
Worawoot Ounjai, former president of the Thai Retailers Association, said although SMEs that engage in a variety of industries, such as retail, trade, manufacturing or services, are members of the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) and the Thai Chamber of Commerce, they seldom get the chance to voice their specific concerns. Thai SMEs and micro-SMEs are being plagued with problems not only relating to capital but also their capability to upgrade, said Mr Worawoot. With the establishment of an SME council, SMEs will be able to vent their concerns directly and their specific needs to the government.
By Reuters Staff
(Adding new case number and comment on new strain)
BANGKOK, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Thailand’s government held off from ordering new nationwide business shutdowns on Sunday amid a wave of coronavirus cases but empowered some provincial governors to set their own restrictions and pleaded with the public not to travel.
Thailand, which had largely controlled the virus by mid-2020, saw a second wave of outbreaks beginning in December.
On Sunday, it confirmed 315 new coronavirus cases, the majority of which are local transmission, bringing its total to 7,694 cases and 64 deaths since its first case last January.
Samut Sakhon, a province south of Bangkok where the current outbreak started, reported 541 additional cases on Sunday. That number will be added to the official tally on Monday, its health official said.
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