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PM’s land redistribution gift: Thai farmers in Udon Thani get a new year surprise


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Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin yesterday announced the redistribution of over 9,276 rai of army-owned land in Udon Thani to landless farmers, as a new year gift. This significant move is part of the Nong Wua So development model aimed at alleviating poverty and landlessness issues among farmers.

 

The Thai prime minister lauded the army’s decision to repurpose their surplus land for the benefit of those in need. The land redistribution initiative was conceptualised during the early days of his tenure, to empower recipients with knowledge of land development and farming for income generation, thereby boosting the country’s strength, revealed the Bangkok-born PM.

 

“It’s a New Year gift to the people from the armed forces. It’s welcoming that the forces have joined in the push to advance the country’s progress.”

 

The land handover is set to occur on December 25.

 

The Royal Irrigation Department is responsible for providing water for farming on the allocated lands. These lands were previously under the control of the 2nd Army Area and are now being repurposed for agricultural activities under the development model, reported Bangkok Post.

 

By Mitch Connor

Caption: Photo: The Nation Thailand

 

Full story: The Thaiger 2023-11-01

 

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin yesterday announced the redistribution of over 9,276 rai of army-owned land in Udon Thani to landless farmers, as a new year gift. This significant move is part of the Nong Wua So development model aimed at alleviating poverty and landlessness issues among farmers.

That's like being given a brand new car but you don't have 2 baht to rub together to put fuel in it.

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'Army owned' land.. There should be no 'army owned' land.. The army is a servant of the people, as represented by its elected officials. 

Get rid of all 'army owned' everything. The army can use resources that the people allocate to them, not the other way around !! 

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