Over 90 per cent of people’s woes solved, Thai Prime Minister claims
Outstanding complaints are complicated and need legal amendments, Prayuth Chan-ocha claims
The government has solved more than 90 per cent of the complaints lodged with the administration, Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has claimed.
Gen Prayuth was speaking to villagers, who came to greet him during his visit to tambon Hua Na of Nong Bua Lam Phu’s Muang district.
“The government has accepted all the complaints,” said Gen Prayuth, adding 4,000-5,000 complaints on various issues in general, including graft, were lodged with the administration every month.
“We have solved more than 90 per cent of them. Some complicated issues have yet to be addressed since some laws need to be amended,” the prime minister said.
The prime minister was in the province to attend a ceremony in which people were granted documents by the provincial governor certifying their right to use state-allocated community land.
He also distributed relief supplies to people affected by recent storms.