Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, addressed demands from social media users regarding the delayed 2,400 baht payment from the "Half-Price Plus" scheme. In response to the online clamor, Anutin assured the public in a light-hearted manner, stating, "I'll be back."
According to Thai News Agency, Anutin was in high spirits as he interacted with social media users who have been eagerly awaiting the subsidy. The "Half-Price Plus" co-payment scheme, which promises a 2,400 baht payment, has led to increased public anticipation and demands for a clear timeline on the disbursement of funds.
The Prime Minister's assurance comes as social media platforms have been abuzz with users expressing their impatience and seeking clarity on the subsidy distribution process. Anutin's response appears to be an attempt to ease concerns and reaffirm his commitment to fulfilling the scheme's financial promises.
The "Half-Price Plus" initiative is part of a broader government effort to provide economic relief and support to citizens. However, the delay in payments has sparked a wave of reactions online, prompting the Prime Minister's recent engagement with the public to address the issue directly.