Prime Minister Inc" wears mud boots to listen to the problems of the Treasury House project. After 17 days of trouble, the government asked the government to install an alarm system along the Kok River and asked the Front Office to coordinate with the Community Health Council. Ms. Patongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, visited the area to monitor and accelerate the restoration of the areas damaged by the flood situation at the Treasury House Project. As soon as they arrived, villagers came to stand and wait to tell them about the problem that they had been suffering from for 17 days and were flooded by more than 2 meters. The Prime Minister then put on an orange boot and got on a military vehicle into the village, which is adjacent to the Kok River, to see the village map and listen to the report from the representatives of the Chum Chun. The community representative said that there are 270 households living in the village, and only 30% of the houses have been able to return to live in. Regarding the drain clogged from the muddy soil after the water recedes, because the equipment and machinery to clear the area are insufficient, and it is necessary to solve the long-term problem by installing warning systems and warning systems at some points that are risky areas. However, The Prime Minister's order for the establishment of the NCPO. Therefore, I want to be linked with the Community Health Authority to work together, which is currently the main problem is the bank along the Kok River. Therefore, I want an alarm system near the river banks and communities that do not need to alert the whole province, but I want it to be classified. Source: Thai News Agency
“Prime Minister Ink” wears mud boots and listens to problems.
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