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PM overall satisfied with Songkran

 

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BANGKOK, 16 April 2018 (NNT) – Thailand's Prime Minister has expressed satisfaction over the overall situation during the Songkran holiday, welcoming higher interest in Thai traditions and lower instances of crime. 

Prime Minister’s Office Spokesperson Lt Gen Sansern Kaewkamnerd has relayed Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-ocha’s thoughts about the most recent Songkran holiday, making known he was glad to see citizens paying attention to cultural and traditional activities following the government’s encouragement to do so.

 

The PM was also pleased to know the amount of reported crime was down this year due to increased measures by the state as well as cooperation from citizens. Programs that proved effective during the period included the police house monitoring program, the polite water splashing campaign and a program promoting proper dress.

 

Today is the final official day of Songkran festivities and the beginning of the revelers return to their places of work. 

The Prime Minister has, nonetheless, expressed concern over the health of those who have been engaged in water splashing for several days, urging all to be wary of their well being and to avoid conditions such as sun stroke and pneumonia.

 

He urged those splashing water not aim for others' faces and not drink alcohol while joining in the play. Authorities have been ordered to remain vigilant and watchful over both revelers and potential criminals.

 
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2 hours ago, webfact said:

Thailand's Prime Minister has expressed satisfaction over the overall situation during the Songkran holiday, welcoming higher interest in Thai traditions and lower instances of crime. 

To the 120,000 arrested (so far) for drunk driving............tradition is alive and well........P is satisfied!

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Thailand's Prime Minister has expressed satisfaction over the overall situation during the Songkran holiday, welcoming higher interest in Thai traditions and lower instances of crime. 

 

While totally ignoring the catastrophic figures for road deaths and injuries.

 

Unbelievable.

 

Or maybe not, if he regards the ongoing carnage on the highways as a "Thai tradition"

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

he was glad to see citizens paying attention to cultural and traditional activities following the government’s encouragement to do so

I don't believe the people need/needed any encouragement - they're always / they've always been / they'll always be happy to celebrate cultural and traditional activities. 

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6 hours ago, janclaes47 said:

Why would he, those idiots killed themselves, nothing to do with Songkran.

You are forgetting the immense and intense service that government hospitals have to deal with at Songkran. That alone should make the PM unhappy.

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Someone needs to learn to use aides with all questions to get proper answers. Thinking off top of your head for the answer and committing to it is bad enough with store sales assistants but when it's the top dog in the government doing it, it's pretty bloody shocking. His mate Prayut at least tried 3-4 times to explain his watch collection.

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He urged those splashing water not aim for others' faces and not drink alcohol while joining in the play.

 

And what should the kids do who've lost their daddies and moms, mother Theresa of Thailand? .

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