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COVID relief bags, funded by donated ministers’ salaries, being distributed to 6,800 people


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COVID-19 relief bags, funded by the donated salaries of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, other cabinet ministers and the Government Spokesperson’s team, plus additional donations from the private and public sectors, are being distributed to 6,800 affected people in vulnerable groups, said Government Spokesperson Anucha Burapachaisri today (Monday).

 

Each bag contains basic consumables, such as rice, dried food, alcohol gel, hygienic masks and green chiretta herbal medicine. 5,000 such bags were given to vulnerable people 50 areas between August 4th and 19th. Additional relief bags will be distributed to the remaining 1,800 people.

 

According to the Government’s Spokesperson, the bank account “Office of Permanent Secretary to the Prime Minister’s Office for Donation to Relieve Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19)” has been opened to receive donations to assist medical and other related personnel, people in vulnerable groups, those in the “dark-red” provinces and other people across the country who have been affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

 

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Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/covid-relief-bags-funded-by-donated-ministers-salaries-being-distributed-to-6800-people/

 

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9 minutes ago, mahtin said:

<deleted> is chiretta?

A herb with woowoo powers to treat asymptomatic Covid patients, promoted by the government, despite experts warning against it as it only lead to people having false hope, risking further infections, as the herb has no proven effect in Covid treatment, nor does it have any other proven health benefits. Could just as well swap it out for some Timothy grass and the gullible would claim effects like no tomorrow.

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14 minutes ago, ronster said:

In a country with a population of around 65 million and who at least a million need help desperately !

So kind of these politicians donating from what must be low wages they receive. Makes you wonder how they afford Rolex watches , mansions and high end cars they own  .????

The wife's a good earner?

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18 hours ago, HOAX said:

A herb with woowoo powers to treat asymptomatic Covid patients, promoted by the government, despite experts warning against it as it only lead to people having false hope, risking further infections, as the herb has no proven effect in Covid treatment, nor does it have any other proven health benefits. Could just as well swap it out for some Timothy grass and the gullible would claim effects like no tomorrow.

Also cures erectile dysfunction, athletes foot, and balding, as well as promoting increases in breast size overnight while whitening the skin.

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19 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Wait for it!   Negative views of this positive action are being hammered furiously into keyboards right now!

I do have positive view thanking the PM and his Generals aka ministers for giving tax payers money back. 

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5 hours ago, Nicholas Paul KNIGHT said:

A whole 0.1% getting help and the millions ( daily paid /black workers ) in trouble because of Covid Lockdowns ordered by the Government .................NOTHING 

No, not "NOTHING", hasn't the government been giving monthly cash to those workers?   Yes, it has.

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5 hours ago, jacko45k said:
20 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Wait for it!   Negative views of this positive action are being hammered furiously into keyboards right now!

And that surprises you?

No, it does not surprise me in the least, that's the reason for my post!

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wow, they must have put in a couple of hundred baht each to buy those bags, so generous of them

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3 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

No, not "NOTHING", hasn't the government been giving monthly cash to those workers?   Yes, it has.

No it hasn't!!!

Some have received money, but not on a monthly basis.

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