BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's military government has approved a state budget plan for the next fiscal year starting on Oct. 1, with a deficit of 250 billion baht (4.58 billion pounds), similar to the current year's, a senior official said on Tuesday.
As proposed by the Finance Ministry, spending is projected at 2.575 trillion baht, up 2 percent from the current year's, and revenue of 2.325 trillion baht, Ampon Kittiampon, the cabinet secretary, told reporters.
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