The prices of consumer goods, food, water, beverages, cooking oil, and many more have skyrocketed due to soaring oil prices, causing widespread problems for Thais across the country.

Currently, most Thais have the same income, with some losing their jobs and income, while the cost of living has increased. Life is difficult because income is insufficient to cover daily expenses.

Thais complain that life during this period is even worse than during COVID, because food, necessities, and other goods are more expensive than before.

Therefore, the government has rushed to implement measures to have oil refineries lower their ex-refinery prices before Songkran to reduce diesel prices. This will allow farmers, industries, and daily wage earners to have affordable fuel during the Thai New Year festival, a significant period when many Thais travel back to their hometowns and go on vacation.

In addition, another project being heavily promoted is the "Thai Helps Thai" project, encouraging manufacturers to produce and sell affordable goods to help the public. To help people survive during this time.

This includes government-subsidized stores selling essential goods, food, and necessities at low prices, allowing Thais to save money and support themselves and their families through the economic slowdown and the prolonged Middle East conflict.

self-sufficiently, and overcome all obstacles, both today and in the future.