Riding on e-commerce boom to counter pandemic fallout in Thailand


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BANGKOK, March 14 (Xinhua): Triggered in part by Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns, an increasing number of consumers in Thailand are shifting online and businesses having adapted to digital platforms are thriving.

The Merge, a young Thai clothing brand, is one of these trying to ride on the pandemic-induced e-commerce boom.

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