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Families of 27 killed in Korat to get Bt1 million

By The Nation

 

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Wissanu Krea-ngam

 

The government will pay Bt1 million in compensation to the next of kin of 27 of the people killed in last Saturday’s mass shooting in downtown Nakhon Ratchasima.

 

Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam, who chairs a committee established to decide on settlements, said on Friday (February 14) that no money has as yet been earmarked in two fatalities over which there is “dispute”, or for the gunman, a rogue Army sergeant-major slain by police.

 

The wounded will receive compensation depending on the seriousness of their injuries, he said – either Bt200,000 or Bt100,000.

 

There are 29 victims in each category.

 

The government will pay Bt3 million to the relatives of each of the police officers and other military personnel who died in the tragedy.

 

The money is to be transferred to all the recipients starting on Saturday. Wissanu said he wants all payments completed within seven days.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30382131?utm_source=homepage&utm_medium=internal_referral

 

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the buck stops at the top, therefore a private payment to each victim;

from Cmdr in Chiefs own purse

 

The big boss is always responsible for the actions of his subordinates;

 just like how previous big boss wore the fault for what the subordinates did to the rice farmers

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... and then he rereads his own fineprint... that some righteous subordinate has retyped;

to show 1000000 Baht 'each' 

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55 minutes ago, Saint Nick said:

Can anyone explain the difference in payout for soldiers and civilians?

I am serious!

Is this just a TIT thing or does it make sense, in some twisted way, that I am just not Thai enough to understand?

Must look after your mates... 

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29 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Must look after your mates... 

Indeed! promote subservience amongst those doing your bidding as well!

The amounts are pitiful, Thailand is no longer a poor country, they have huge cash reserves, guess they intend keeping them! ???? 

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Extremely expensive       Very expensive                      Not too expensive                 Not at all expensive 

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the wounded may need it a lot more. when we read x dead and y injured we think more of the dead. trust me, the y injured may have a miserable life in front of them

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There are go fund me accounts with people with hurt fingers and fake cancer. Surely there should be some grass root Thai organization or person setting up an international go fund me for the deceased and injured.  I just don’t get the lack of empathy here for these people’s family’s. The story is almost dead now. If this happened in a country used to mass murders like the USA the outpouring of $$$$ would be astronomical. Here it’s like okay, mai pen rai.  I find it strange. 

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19 hours ago, webfact said:

The government will pay Bt3 million to the relatives of each of the police officers and other military personnel who died in the tragedy.

rogue cop or lazy army people are worth 3x more dead ?

 

no problem with that ?

 

aren't we all humans ?

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Dead is dead, regardless of injury!

 

Typical, seek an excuse..

 

The sad event may not have taken place if the soldier was treated with respect by his senior officer instead of being cheated, which is normal pratice in Thailand. He flipped because of extortion plus the very obvious, out dated, male dominant, look at me pressure found in many Asian cultures.

 

Very sad all round, but could have been avoided, but due to corruption, people were killed...

 

Land of smiles, extortion, corruption, fraud,  male dominance and soooooooooo on. 

 

 

 

 

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That’s a huge some of money for many of these families and we should thank the authorities for setting it up so quickly rather than criticise. Imagine the uproar on TVF if nothing had been done. 

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3 hours ago, alex8912 said:

There are go fund me accounts with people with hurt fingers and fake cancer. Surely there should be some grass root Thai organization or person setting up an international go fund me for the deceased and injured.  I just don’t get the lack of empathy here for these people’s family’s. The story is almost dead now. If this happened in a country used to mass murders like the USA the outpouring of $$$$ would be astronomical. Here it’s like okay, mai pen rai.  I find it strange. 

Out of curiosity, what do victims of mass shootings get paid in the USA?

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On 2/14/2020 at 7:39 AM, webfact said:

The government will pay Bt1 million in compensation to the next of kin of 27 of the people killed in last Saturday’s mass shooting in downtown Nakhon Ratchasima.

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On 2/14/2020 at 7:39 AM, webfact said:

The wounded will receive compensation depending on the seriousness of their injuries, he said – either Bt200,000 or Bt100,000.

Lets see... 27 families to get Bt100,000 - Bt200,000, that would equal Bt2.7 - Bt5.4 million.

 

No wonder Thailand's economy is in a mess...

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Not to disrespect for people whom die. RIP for all of them.

 

But only in Thailand, military life was valued higher than ordinary civilian or tourist. And Thai wonder why less and less tourist coming here. Hope less tourist coming here. 

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On 2/14/2020 at 2:39 PM, webfact said:

The government will pay Bt3 million to the relatives of each of the police officers and other military personnel who died in the tragedy.

i.e Army and Police personnel are worth three times "normal" civilians.

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