Food prices expected to increase again after Songkran festival as Thailand records 25,298 Covid-19 cases on Saturday (April 9)

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BANGKOK, April 9 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): A Thailand Commerce Ministry source has warned that prices of necessities including food will rise again after next week’s Songkran break.

Food prices have become a hot potato for the ministry, as producers push for increases due to higher costs.

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