Thai economy in critical situation, PM's aide says


Commercial hub: Tourists and locals lining up to take commuter boats from the dock at the IconSiam shopping mall in Bangkok. — AFP

BANGKOK, March 4 (Reuters) - Thailand's economy is in a critical situation, the prime minister's chief of staff said on Monday, stressing a need for measures to tackle household debt, boost tourism and inject stimulus into the economy.

"Figures show we are not in good shape," Prommin Lertsuridej told reporters.

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