Thailand’s border trade dropped 23.6% in August to 63.9 billion baht, with trade with Cambodia almost collapsing, falling 99.9% to just 10 million baht, according to the Department of Foreign Trade (DFT). Exports increased 7.6% to 763.5 billion baht, while imports rose 11.4% to 574.9 billion baht, leaving a surplus of 188.7 billion baht. Exports dropped 30.1% to 33.95 billion baht, while imports slipped 14.5% to 29.98 billion baht, leaving Thailand with a 3.96 billion baht surplus. Top border exports included diesel (2.05 billion baht), computers and parts (1.35 billion baht), and refined oil products (1.11 billion baht). The Nation reported that key transit exports were hard disk drives (7.13 billion baht), fresh durian (7.09 billion baht), and computers and parts (2.33 billion baht).