The ministry was also attempting to increase flight frequencies and striving to bring home 400 Thais per flight, Kanchana Patarachoke, the ministry’s director-general of the Department of Information, said.
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has reiterated his government’s policy of assisting every Thai national, including those who travelled back to Thailand from October 7 onwards, when the conflict between Israel and Hamas began.
Thai nationals who travelled back must provide supporting documents, such as boarding pass, receipt or flight tickets, along with identification documents such as passport or national ID card to claim reimbursement. They should submit these through provincial labour offices and the Ministry of Labor.
In the future, there may be service points set up at Suvarnabhumi Airport.
At least 21 Thai nationals are reported…
