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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:

BANGKOK – Drivers in Thailand have one last deadline to remember. The Royal Thai Police say March 31 is the final day of the warning-only period for traffic violations. [1]

BANGKOK, Thailand – The Road Safety Center has reported cumulative road accident statistics for the first six days of the New Year 2026 holiday perio [2]

BANGKOK, Thailand – The Road Safety Directing Center has called for stricter local enforcement to reduce accidents and (confirmed by 2 sources) [3]

Structural Challenges for the Thai Economy: What Are the Causes of Thailand’s Long-Term GDP Projection Decline? Dr.Nonarit Bisonyabut, Sunan Phumkham Thailand’s post-COVID-19 recovery has remained weak, with average growth of only 2.3% during 2022–20... [4]

KAYIN STATE, MYANMAR — In only his 28th day in office, the newly appointed Thai Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, received an urgent request to help a group of his citizens who were reportedly trapped in a scam center just a few kilometers from th... [6]

BANGKOK, Thailand – Permanent Secretary for Labor Pol Lt Col Wannapong Kotcharak reported that Thai laborers in the Middle East are safe and continuing their work. [7]

BANGKOK, Thailand – Governor Chadchart Sittipunt announced a significant measure to reduce vehicular speed limits within Bangkok to 60 kilometers pe [9]

The family of late Dr Waraluck Supawatjariyakul who was fatally hit by a policeman on his Ducati motorcycle sued the Royal Thai Police Office and [10]

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