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The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will open a new floating market on the Saensaeb Canal in Min Buri in three months, a deputy BMA governor said Monday.
Thaya Teepsuwan said the BMA would spend about Bt5 million to restore an old pier at a deserted mill and improve the landscape nearby and turn the area into the new Min Buri floating market. The works would be done in 3 months and the BMA will the new tourist spot, she said.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will open a new floating market on the Saensaeb Canal in Min Buri in three months, a deputy BMA governor said Monday.
Thaya Teepsuwan said the BMA would spend about Bt5 million to restore an old pier at a deserted mill and improve the landscape nearby and turn the area into the new Min Buri floating market. The works would be done in 3 months and the BMA will the new tourist spot, she said.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will open a new floating market on the Saensaeb Canal in Min Buri in three months, a deputy BMA governor said Monday.
Thaya Teepsuwan said the BMA would spend about Bt5 million to restore an old pier at a deserted mill and improve the landscape nearby and turn the area into the new Min Buri floating market. The works would be done in 3 months and the BMA will the new tourist spot, she said.

The Farmers' Debt Network of Thailand on Tuesday held a rally at the Royal Plaza to call attention to the problem of farm insolvency. The network has demanded the government to instruct the Farmers' Development and Rehabilitation Fund to intervene and repay Bt17.5 billion in farm loans owed by insolvent farmers in 60 provinces.

The Farmers' Debt Network of Thailand on Tuesday held a rally at the Royal Plaza to call attention to the problem of farm insolvency. The network has demanded the government to instruct the Farmers' Development and Rehabilitation Fund to intervene and repay Bt17.5 billion in farm loans owed by insolvent farmers in 60 provinces.