AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUyghur Detainees: Thailand says China must submit a formal extradition request for two Uyghur men held in the country, with courts to decide their fate. Rights groups warn they could face torture if returned. Fuel Protest: Transport operators rallied in Bangkok over rising diesel costs, demanding a one-year cap of 35 baht a litre and broader energy-price reforms. They have given the government about 60 days to respond and threatened a 1,000-truck protest. Economic Policy: Prime Minister Anutin has promoted a “Reinvent Thailand” agenda, while the government plans to raise tax on fully imported EVs to 35% from 2027 to support local manufacturing. Tourism and Travel: Thailand has recorded 25.46 million visitor arrivals, but its tourism recovery is losing ground to regional rivals. Chiang Mai airport will cut operating hours for the late-November lantern festival, prompting flight changes and cancellations. Public Safety: Authorities urged households to prepare 72-hour emergency kits as storms and flash-flood risks affect Bangkok and other provinces.
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