Normally, there is a market mechanism to deal with this problem, such as banks separating these debts as bad debts because further legal action may not be worthwhile. Banks may also sell these debts to professionals, such as debt management companies, to manage them, which may require negotiations to reduce the outstanding debt so that the debtor c
A bridge collapsed in Chanae District, Narathiwat Province, resulting in 1 death and 3 injuries.
On March 19, 2025 at 5:45 a.m., the village headman of Village No. 4, Chang Phueak Subdistrict, Chanae District, Narathiwat Province, reported that a bridge on Highway No. 4217 Chanae - Si Sakhon in the area of ??Ban Ai Bue Tae collapsed, causing cars and motorcycles to fall down, resulting in 1 death and 3 injuries. credit : ???????????? &nb
"Natthaphong" accepts proposal from the Engineering Association on Rama 2 issue
Mr. Amorn stated that in the past, there have been cases of bridge collapses and government bridge construction. Many associations have analyzed the situation and the cause of the incidents and concluded that they are similar incidents with clear patterns showing that the construction of large projects poses a risk of danger to the public, those tr
Israelis are angry! Protesting against the government, calling for negotiations to help the hostages.
People in cities around the world have protested a renewed Israeli offensive on Gaza that has killed more than 400 people, with Israeli leaders saying yesterday's massive attacks were just the beginning. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on television that he had ordered the army to resume full-scale fighting in Gaza after Hamas r
Pointing out that the concept of "buying bad debt" is possible, fearing the double-edged sword of supporting banks and falling into a debt trap
Dr. Wichai Wittayakiatlert, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Faculty of Science and Technology, Thammasat University, said that this is a major measure that will directly affect Thailand's debt structure. Data from 2023 found that Thailand's household debt was worth 15.54 trillion baht, of which about 4% was non-performing loans (NPLs), or