Thailand's authorities have declared a two-day holiday for civil servants due to floods. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
The decision was made to mitigate the effects of flooding and ensure the safety of citizens. The holiday will affect the operation of government agencies, but the specific dates have not been specified.
Flooding is a frequent natural disaster in Thailand, especially during the monsoon season. The current flooding may have affected several regions of the country, although official data has not been fully released.
The holiday granted to civil servants demonstrates the government's ability to respond promptly to emergencies. However, additional information on the economic and social consequences of the floods is not yet available.