Baku:The Consumer Protection Board (CPB) is actively implementing nine measures to aid flood victims and is taking decisive legal action against businesses infringing on citizens' rights. Supamas Isarabhakdi, Minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office and Chair of the Consumer Protection Committee, highlighted these efforts following a recent meeting.
According to Thai News Agency, the CPB is coordinating with government and private sectors to provide comprehensive assistance. The measures include offering fair-priced towing and recovery services, reducing repair and spare parts costs, and encouraging financial institutions to offer debt relief. The CPB is also working with insurance companies to ensure fair compensation and is coordinating with volunteers to help repair homes and appliances.
In addition to these measures, the CPB is pursuing civil lawsuits in four areas fraudulent sales of various products, issues with contractors, problems with electric vehicle reservations, and fraudulent agreements in loans, fitness, and tours. Citizens can report grievances through the CPB hotline or provincial centers.