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Govt spokesperson insists flood victims not being ignored

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Govt spokesperson insists flood victims not being ignored 

By The Nation

 

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Prayut Chan-o-cha

 

Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha attaches great importance to the operations designed to alleviate the grievances of flood victims and the government has procedures to compensate them, the government spokeswoman said on Monday.

 

Government spokeswoman Naruemol Pinyosinwat was apparently responding to growing criticism on the social networks that the Prayut government was ignoring the plight of flood victims in northeastern provinces.

 

The criticism came after Prayut visited Nakhon Si Thammarat and Surat Thani late last week instead of going to Ubon Ratchathani and other northeastern provinces hit by floods.

 

Naruemol said Prayut was giving priority to helping flood victims and had instructed government agencies concerned to provide assistance in accordance with established procedures, starting from emergency measures to evacuate flood victims from their homes to delivery of food and drinking water to flooded areas.

 

She said that once the water had receded, the government would speed up the surveys of affected areas to carry out rehabilitation work and also provide remedial measures to the victims.

 

These include paying compensation of Bt50,000 to the families of each victim killed by the floods and Bt200,000 for homes completely ruined by the water..Those with partially damaged houses will receive between Bt15,000 and Bt17,000 compensation, depending on the magnitude of damage, she added.

 

Moreover, other government agencies, especially the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives, will provide help to those affected people.

 

“Flood victims can rest assured that the government will not abandon them,” the spokeswoman said, adding that the management of the donated items would be transparent, with a committee in each province charged with distributing donated funds and goods to the victims.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30376229

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2019-09-16

 

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14 minutes ago, webfact said:

Government spokeswoman Naruemol Pinyosinwat was apparently responding to growing criticism on the social networks that the Prayut government was ignoring the plight of flood victims in northeastern provinces

Yea, they're busy defending and having meetings about how to best go forward protecting a drug-dealing academic fraudster. 

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"Flood victims can rest assured that the government will not abandon them,"

 

We have just ordered you peasants a new troup carrier so that we can pick you up when we see you washed down the Mekong.

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So the help is a scale of financial payoffs rather than the implementation of a policy to prevent future flooding? Year on year same same. 

3 minutes ago, rkidlad said:

Yea, they're busy defending and having meetings about how to best go forward protecting a drug-dealing academic fraudster. 

Too true

I am afraid this face saving and government saving is far more important than peasants drowning 

 

20 minutes ago, webfact said:

Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha attaches great importance to the operations designed to alleviate the grievances of flood victims and the government has procedures to compensate them

So says Naruemol Pinyosinwat. 

She is my favourite government spokesperson and the one who fingered PM Prayut for eating out of a styrofoam bowl on his private plane. Onya girl, keep up the good work.

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28 minutes ago, webfact said:

Govt spokesperson insists flood victims not being ignored

And any flood victims who say otherwise will be sued for defamation. 

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Well her statement is actually correct, the poor flood victims are not being ignored.

Many organisations/ individuals going all out to help flood victims, sadly the government is doing what they do best..... All mouth and no action.

10 new " Stryker " APC Military Vehicles have just been handed over by the USA.

These were purchased in part to assist in disaster relief stated the Government.

What exactly is defined as a disaster by the Government ?. 

They aren't being ignored, Prayuth has asked them to deposit a few shekels into his personal bank account

11 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

What exactly is defined as a disaster by the Government ?.

a non military govt and non compliant  population.

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