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Thai Cabinet Approves Another Bt44.3 billion baht for COVID-19 Relief Measures


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BANGKOK (NNT) - Thailand’s Cabinet has approved another 44.3 billion baht to fund COVID-19 relief measures in the 29 “dark red” provinces worst hit by the outbreak.

 

Government spokesman Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana said this budget is to finance relief measures for workers registered under Sections 39 and 40 of the Social Security Act for a period of one month during the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions.

 

He said the Cabinet has already approved 33.4 billion baht tor finance COVID-19 relief efforts, adding that the budget approved for this purpose so far has amounts to 77.7 billion baht.

 

Mr. Thanakorn added that the Cabinet also approved 4.7 billion baht for the procurement of another 9.9 million doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 12 to 17, women 12-weeks pregnant or longer, frontline healthcare workers, people with underlying medical conditions, expatriates and people needing to travel abroad, such as students and diplomats.

 

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As Somchai, the rice farmer in Kalasin or Maha Sarakham, is not paying any taxes (as no taxable income to start with), I just hope that the recipients are aware, that they receive money which has been taken away from them already ........ or they will have to pay in the future. 

The government, in no country, has money on its own but redistribute money they've been taking away somewhere else. 

Some goes back to those who paid in the first place, other funds are diverted into utilities like submarines, beautification of Jomtien beach promenade and thousands of representatives in the Lamppostgate - your call! 

I just wonder, who on Earth will pay for how long for this present, so far never seen, spending spree by the guys close to the government's coffers ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

 

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