As for recent public opinion surveys indicating that Pheu Thai’s popularity has plummeted because it formed a coalition with parties from the previous government, Srettha said his party will prove itself through its performance.
“We are working relentlessly, but I have to admit we cannot control people’s expectations,” he said. “I believe all 11 coalition parties are aware of people’s demands and understand problems. We know that the country needs to move forward by leaving conflicts behind,” Srettha said, referring to the long-lasting political divide that was sparked in the early 2000s.
Pheu Thai deputy secretary-general Paopoom Rojanasakul had said on Friday that the 10,000-baht handout policy could be implemented within the first half of next year.
“Before Songkran in April 2024, more than 50 million Thais aged 16 and above would be able to spend 10,000 baht…
