Buying privilege is a fact of life be it for yourself or your children. Where you live, the house you live in, how you travel to work, what tickets you buy in a train of going on a flight. What car you buy, what shops you spend your money in and what you buy.
In this case, the government has admitted the system is broken and relies on private education providers. Why should parents who can afford to bite into their budgets not be able to pay for a basic right to good education and care for their children when the state cannot provide better?
How are they going to prove residency? Given Thailand's outdated Tabian Baan system many people who live in Bangkok are registered as living in Nakhon Nowhere.
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