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Thai Enquirer News Summary – October 15, 2026

October 15, 2026 Economic News Up to 18 + billion Baht in losses so far for Industrial Sector due to Flooding Industry Minister Varawut Silpa-archa said data from the ministry’s Crisis Management Center (CMC), as of 3pm on October 13, showed that flooding has affected 4,635 businesses across 59 provinces, causing preliminary damage estimated at 18.21 […] The post Thai Enquirer News Summary –…

Thai Enquirer News Summary – October 15, 2026

Up to 18 billion Baht in losses have been reported for Thailand's industrial sector due to recent flooding, according to data from the Crisis Management Center. The Chonburi province accounted for the majority of the damage at 17.89667 billion Baht. The impact was felt across 4,635 businesses in 59 provinces, with industrial estates suffering the most at 17.84569 billion Baht.

The government has introduced a new housing loan scheme, "Baan Kon La Lang PLUS," with interest starting at 2.60 percent. This initiative aims to support low- and medium-income citizens in purchasing homes, with loans up to 3 million Baht and a repayment period of up to 40 years. The Tourism Authority of Thailand predicts that the 2026 Vegetarian Festival and Faith Tourism will generate over 10 billion Baht in economic impact, with Bangkok projected to earn the most.

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