United Thai Nation Party’s Plan Could Slash Fuel, Cap Power and Fund Welfare
UTN pledges to slash Thai pump prices by ฿25 per litre, cap electricity at ฿3.30/unit and levy big firms 10% for welfare. See how the plan could cut your monthly bills.
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UTN pledges to slash Thai pump prices by ฿25 per litre, cap electricity at ฿3.30/unit and levy big firms 10% for welfare. See how the plan could cut your monthly bills.
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