Permanent Secretary of the Interior Revealing the total number of informal debt registrations completed in 17 days, the debt amount is 5,851 million baht. More than 98,000 people have registered. "Anutin" is preparing to chair the meeting of the informal debt management committee tomorrow (18 Dec.)
Mr. Suthipong Chulcharoen, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior Revealing the registration to solve problems of debt outside the system. which is the 17th day since registration opened According to information from the Bureau of Investigation and Legal Affairs, Department of Provincial Administration, as of 3:30 p.m., there was a total debt of 5,851.294 million baht. 98,667 people had registered, including 87,561 registrations through the online system and registration at the informal debt resolution center. 11,106 creditors totaling 69,093 creditors, with the top 5 areas/provinces having the most registrations: 1. Bangkok still the most There are 6,210 registered persons, 5,093 creditors, debt amount 491.003 million baht. 2. Nakhon Si Thammarat There are 4,234 registrants, 3,380 creditors, debt value 256.164 million baht. 3. Songkhla has 3,907 registrants, 2,733 creditors, debt value 242.895 million baht. 4. Nakhon Ratchasima has 3,836 registrants, 2,392 creditors, debt value 281.977 million baht. 5. Khon Kaen has 2,571 registrants, 2,019 creditors, with debts of 185.921 million baht, while the top 5 provinces with the fewest registrants are: 1. Mae Hong Son has 131 registrants, 85 creditors, with debts of 5.344 million baht; 2. Ranong has 203 registrants, 127 creditors, debt amount 14.072 million baht. 3. Samut Songkhram has 262 registrants, 180 creditors, debt amount 8.367 million baht. 4. Trat has 331 registrants, 197 creditors, debt amount 10.237 million baht, and 5. Singburi has 361 registrants, 238 creditors, debt value 13.679 million baht.
Mr. Suthiphong said that Mr. Settha Thavisin, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance and Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Continuously followed up on the progress of registration and implementation of solutions to solve the problem of informal debt. which the Ministry of Interior by agencies at the local level Under the leadership of the provincial governor and district chief, they have integrated work with the police commander. Superintendent of police stations throughout the country To make the mission 'Clearing up the problem of informal debt' has achieved success. Respond to the policies of the government and the Ministry of Interior. for the highest benefit of the country In particular, the government department and the police, as Law Enforcers, have a duty to solve the problem of informal debt by organizing both sides, namely creditors and debtors. To be in accordance with the law which Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior He is scheduled to chair a meeting of the informal debt management committee. Tomorrow (18 Dec. 2023) at 9:30 a.m., Meeting Room 301, Command Building 1, Government House.
'The Ministry of Interior is still accepting registrations for citizens who have suffered from problems with debt outside the system. both online at https://debt.dopa.go.th or walk-in at the district office or district offices throughout the country You can ask for more details at the Damrongtham Center hotline, call 1567, 24 hours a day, or village headman, village headman, community leaders in the area,' Mr. Suthipong said at the end.-317
Source: Thai News Agency