A queue develops outside KTB’s Ministry of Public Health branch on Monday, the first day of offline registration for the We Win welfare scheme. Pattarapong Chatpattarasill
The Finance Ministry is mulling an option to allow other state-owned banks to facilitate the offline registration process for the Rao Chana (We Win) scheme, aiming to reduce the congestion at Krungthai Bank (KTB) branches.
Long queues formed in front of KTB branches in rural provinces, such as Bueng Kan, Chon Buri and Nan, as people who do not have smartphones attempted to register for financial relief under the We Win scheme, according to local media reports.
KTB on Monday registered 112,981 people nationwide for the offline registration of the We Win scheme and has extended the registration process to March 5.
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